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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08

WASHINGTON-INS-Sen. But.
Ter tR) Neb., proposed today that
economist Bernard Baruch be call.
ed on to help keep selfish inter.
ests from crowding Midwest grain
alcohol plants out OF the picture"
Butler and Sen. Wilson (R) Ia,
said that they fear that Recon
structlon Finance Corporation is
getting ready TO do away" with
agricultural alcohol plants II built
at Muscatine, Ia, and Omaha.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08
Ypsildnti Briefs
Youth Held

Youth Held
Edward Bud" Monro, Holmes
Rd., was arraigned Saturday. charg-
ed with burglarizing the Charles
Branch Garage. Ecorse Rd.. Friday,
and taking a car left for repair for
his getaway. The car was found
abandoned two blocks from his
home. Police recovered IL cartons
Of cigarettes. and two boxes Of shot
gun shells and the stolen tires
which we're in the rear OF the ear.
The youth admitted the theft and is
to appear in municipal court. We'd
nesday Bond was set at $4,000 on
each charge.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08
Hayrlde Saturday

Youth Fellowship Sunday evening
was led by Robert Wilson on the
subject. What Protestants Be
lieve', stressing especially the
basis for their creeds on the
Bible. Joan Fanslow led the wor-
ship, and jeanne Wilson was in
charge of refreshments. The group
is planning a hayride for next
Saturday night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08
First EalI Dlnher

The st. Luke's Mems Club will
hold their first fall dinner meeting.
Tuesday evening at $3.50 in the
Church House. Dinner will be ser
we'd by Joe elmer and his COM
mittee. The program will consist
OF football fantasia by Harry
Stevens which will include current
movies OF the University of Mich
igan games. Short talks will be
presented
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08
Service Briefs

VETERANS BENEFITS
scores OF special benefits are
available for war veterans,
widows, and other relatives
Consult Bayard Buehen, dlrec
tor Council OF Veterans Af'
III s. Huron ST.. Yps!lantl.
fairs, American Legion Home,
Sss
Mrs. Vernard Smith has received
a letter from her husband who is
stationed at Winter General Hospi'
tai in Topeka, Kansas. He has been
promoted to a staff sergeant.
Staff Sgt. Lawrence c. Skinner
is spending HIS furlough with his
family here, pending his discharge
from Indlantown Gap, Pa. He
served 20 months overseas in Al
RIGA, Sicily. England and France In
an air transport group.
After serving % months in Eng.
land, Ireland, North Africa, Sicily,
Corsica and Southern France, Capt.
Henry d. Lawrence. Jr., has re-
turned to the United States and
is assigned to the San Antonio Air
Technical Service Command at
Kelly Field, Texas. Capt. Lawrence
wears the European Theater OF War
ribbon with nine campaigning Stars
and the pre.Pearl Harbor ribbon.
His father. Henry d. Lawrence
lives at SOS f. Grand Blvd Prior
to entering the Army Capt. Law
renee was a machine operator at
the Ford Motor Co., here.
Tech. Sgt. Charles Cook, who
had not been heard from in five
months recently called home from
Fort Sheridan. Sgt. Cook has serv-
ed overseas in the Pacific four
years. and one year In the States.
He makes his home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl f. Dolph. 2SA n. Wash
ington ST.
Joseph A. Butcko, seaman first
class. 495 E. Grand Blvd, is serv-
ing aboard the USS LIST S62 in the
Pacific. He has been in service "a
months.
Mrs. Edith Cheesman, 429 e.
Ainsworth Ave, received a letter
from her son, Cpl. Jack Cheesman,
that ne Is one of the oecupational
forces in the Sasebo area in ia
pan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Thomp-
son, 714S s. Huron River Dr., re-
ceived word from their son, Wayne,
who is stationed at the medical sup
ply depot in Hawaii. that he has
been promoted to pharmacist mate
first class. Their son Elgie is
with the 7th fleet in China.
Ensign Robert Freeman has ar
rived from Pensacola, Fla, TO spend
SO day furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Freeman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08
"It Shall Not Pass"

III ShaN NOT Pass
Harry Peet and Paul Ehman,
realtors, have returned from Grand
Rapids where they attended the
state convention, the theme OF
which was. ut shall not Pass. The
theme referred to proposed legis-
lation which would establish a
ceiling price on realestate.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08
In the Sick Room

Mrs. Belma Lille, 414 f. Mich
igan Ave. underwent a shoulder op-
Grafton at st. Joseph's Hospital
Ann Arbor, recently. She is i'm
proving.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08
Reception This Evenino

The Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor branch
OF the American Association OF Uni
versity Women will hold a recep-
ton tonight at the Rackham Build
ing. Ann Arbor. at s o'clock. for
the entire membership and guests
Mrs. Clark Trow, president, will
discuss the organization and the
group chairmen will outline their
plans for the coming year Any
woman with a BA or BIS degree
from any accredited institution is
eligible TO become a member Of the
association.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08

Tonight
NBC-7: Dorado Supper Club:
S:00-Henry Fonda in Spy on
the Kilocycles;
s:3O-Barlow Concert. Nino Mar.
tint;
9:30-Information Please.
CBS-7:30-(Repeat 10:3o) Bob
Hawk Quiz:
S:00-Vox Pop.
9:00-Radio Theater Roughly
Speaking;
10: 00-Screen Guild.
ABC-S: 30-Meet the Navy;
Washington Story;
10:30-Reunion USA.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08
DELEGATES 10 Eneampment

Commander Walter Emmitt and
Walter r. Ray. OF the Ypsilanti
Post 240S were delegates TO the
18TH National Encsmpment OF the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, at Chi
cago. October through 4. Del
egates from the auxiliary. attend
ing their S2nd encampment were
Mrs. Alvina Grub, president, and
Mrs. Anna Ray, and Mrs. Walter
Emmitt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08

Mrs. Donald Frentner and Miss
Anna Forester returned Saturday
from Norfolk, Va. where they have
been visiting their sister for two
weeks
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08

DETROIT-AP Two major
work stoppages in Detroit ended to-
day but in nearby Windsor, Ont,
the strike Of approximately 10000
employees OF the Ford Motor Co. of
Canada LTD, took on a more SER
ious turn with the shutting down
OF the factory power plants. Roy
England, president OF Local 200,
United Automobile Workers (CIO)
said It will take from three TO four
weeks to start up the power units,
once the strike ends.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08

MBS-s:30-Sherlock Holmes;
9:30-Spotlight Bands;
10:30-Better Half Quiz.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
Sports
.BREVITI les

Coach Herb Kopf Of the Boston
Yanks predicts the Washington
Redskins will be the surprise win
ners of the National Football
League championship.
Although the National Baseball
League does not reveal official at
tendance figures, the leagues serv-
ice bureau says the loop drew
more than 100000 the past sea-
son, and that Chicago, Brooklyn
and New York each went over the
1000 600 mark
The American Association, In
ternational and Pacific Coast
Baseball leagues, now double-A,
Will introduce a proposal at minor
leagues meeting in December at
Columbus that they be made
triple-A, with higher draft prices.
Cpl Joe Gordon. Now York Yam
kce second bascman. has checked
in at Camp Bcalc. Cal. and eX-
poets TO get his army discharge by
Thursday Dario Lodigiani, White
SoX: Walt Judnich. Browns. and
Joe Marty. PhllleS. also are eX-
pcCtcd there within a few days.
Bill Cowley. Boston Bruins,
holds a one point lead in the Ma
tional Hockey League scoring
race. He has seven goals and four
assists for ll-pointS Max Bentley
and Bill Mosienl<o of the Chicago
Hawks have 10 points. BentleyS 5
eight goals are high.
Johnny JeSsop, the nations lead
ing Jockey. had four winners yes
torday az SportSman's Park e.. q.
PinduS SplaShed through the mud
at Jamaica 10 win the mile and an
eighth Boise Handicap in ] :52 d.
Lord Boswell oddS-on favoritc,
won the $4,000 added Endurance
Handicap at Pmlico by three
lengths with Mighty Story second
and Little Mn third
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
Two Movies
Thursday

Motion pictures Of two OF the
years biggest games will be shown
to the members of The Detroit
Times Downtown Quartcrback
Club. Thursday noon, at the Fort
Shelby. There Will be- no lunch
uSt the movies. and the fans are
all invited There rs no charge
ON the program Will be the
Army-Michigan pictures. showing
the Wolverines playing their best
game against the nations No. i
team. The other picture will be
tho much-diScuSSed y avy- Notre
Dame game that ended with the
ball less than a foot from the goal
Hap
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
Favors Travel by Air

Pete Cawthon visions football teams. pro
and college, travelling to games by air almost
exclusively in the near future. At Texas Tech,
Cawthon some years ago was the first coach to
travel college gridders by air
I'VE travelled from Lubbock (Texas) to
Milwaukee to play Marquette the assistant
coach recalled. Only one man wouldn't
make the trip He was my line coach. Funny
thing he got into the navy later and had to
make lot of trips by air.
II think travelling by air is n great thing
for the players. Especially on long jaunts,
like we use TO make out of Texas. II SAVES.
on the wear and tear of the team. Long tn y
rides do a team no good"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14

Jack Adams. Red Wing boss,
ehuekIes sardoniediiy when he
hears that hockey coaches like
Frank Boucher Of the kew York
Rangers and Torontos Hot
StoUs League group pick his
team no better than fourth IN the
National League hockey race.
As the result Of lot Of SUeGt-
ing on Adams part and a red-
sondbis amount on the part OF
his players, the Detroit manager
has achieved one of the greatest
managerial records in the history
Of the National League.
Adams Red Wings haze been
in the Stanley Cup finals four Of
the past hue years and it Is al
most sUen money that this year
WiH be no exception. The Wings
are an extremely WeI- balanced
club, strengthened BY the return
of such men as Adam BroWn,
Harry Watson and Jack StsWGrt
from the armed services.
In addition there Is a posMbH-
ity that before the season Is
oUer, the Wings WiH haze re-
gained the services Of one Of
hoekeys best left Wines, Sid
Abel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
Can't Figure EN- Out

Sangest of all the Big Ten this North
western The Wildcats Indiana the second hit the
skids against Michigan and Minnesota and now have re-
bounded 10 beat Purdue and Wisconsin narrowly being nosed
out by OSU just be consistent ~ L. has scored 20
points allowed the number to be scored on them
ST. Marys has the best defensive record of all
ma ior teams uOith I3 points against them Then
there's Aruly's 3I9 ofenSe.
sports we've read in many day was turned
out recently by AL Ianey IN Y HeradTrbune who went to
West Point 10 interview Davis twin brother Ralph who
just five minutes ahead of the famous Glenn ana VINO
rry as best be can b" squad The reactions of the
Unknown the famous brother turned into
masterpiece by Laney.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
Riley S Hook
Hooks Riley
Moore Kayoes
Oetroiter in 9th

Odell Riley. Detroit heavy
weight, is ready TO concede left
hook can be dangerous TO the
puncher as to the man punched
Riley was knocked out al Arena
Gardens last night in the sixth
round by Archie Moore Of Now
York light heavy and at the con-
cluson seemed 10 agree that LETT
hooks caused his downfall,
HE STARTS WELL
Riley started the bout well,
gaining an even break in the first
round but from that point on he
began 10 press. He threw his left
hook wide, and soon Moore. a
cagey customer. started whiting
him down by beating him TO the
punch with rights that got inside
his hook
Moore took the second. third
and fourth rounds, by slight mar
gins, but in the fifth opened up
with two fiSted attack that had
Riley on the floor at the bell.
That looked like the finish but
Odell surprised the crowd by
coming out for the sixth and Civ
ing Moore a severe pummeling.
AND so 1T ENDS
But when the round was one
minute and AZ seconds old Moore
hit the Dctroiter with a left hook
that landed Just above the belt
and Riley went down 10 stay il
was as simple as that.
In other bouts Mack Parshay
IT'S. Detroit. deciSioned Young
Johnson. 173. Detroit; + q d Q
Prince, 134, Detroit, decisioned
Jimmy Rizzo. 136, Hamilton. Ont;
Sammy Thompson. Isl, Detroit,
decisioned Doyle Martin. lag. De-
troit: Mickey Savage, 149, Detroit,
scored a two-round knockout over
Johnny Holweski. $50, Detroit,
and Perk Glenn. 124la, Muncie,
Ind. scored a three-round knock
out over Stanley StlmSon, Hamil-
ton, Ont.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14

triumph over the once
naughty Mighty Men Of
Halas Sunday
Besides being a la
ment it was, of course,
a tribute TO the play Of
the Lions, who have the
best defensive mark in
{ h @ National League
against the running at
tack Of rival clubs.
Three rugged vet
erans Of professional
football have been the
heart Of the Detroit
teams great defensive
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14

line. The trio includes Stan Batinski and Bill
Radovich guards, and Emil Uremovich tackle
Batinski's is 215-pounder from Temple. RADIO
vch, from Southern California admits 10 24O
pounds but may be closer to 26O. Uremovch is
a 245-pound former Indiana star
This is UremoUichS third season
Nth the Lions, BatinskPs fourth and the
fifth for RadoUieh. Both Uyerovich and
RadoUich rejoined the club this year
after nearly four years in military
serDice
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
HaIas Bears Boss,
On His Way Home

CHICAGO Nov 13 up
Cmdr, George HalaS. who made
the Chicago Bears one Of the all
time great teams OF professional
football was headed home today
with the possible chance that he
may return 10 the Bears bench
before the season ends.
HalaS. owner and head coach Of
the Bears. has been detached
from duty rs welfare and recrca-
fion officer. OF the Pacific fleet
preparatory To his early return
TO civilian life
HalaS entered the navy three
years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
WINGS ALSO GOOD

At the same time, Detroit en-
ioyed its best road season in his
tory last year by winning II and
tying four games for 2S out Of a
possible 80 points.
It's a different story this year.
Montreal, Detroit and Toronto
haven't won a road game between
thcm in six starts. They arc the
teams which figured l-2-3 10 many
observers at the start of the
season.
Chicago'S Black Hawks, who
face the Wings here Th0rsdaT,
stand alone as the team which
has won two road games. They
downcd Boston and New York.
which was beating the percent
ages because of the 20 games
played 70 date, visiting teams
have won only five Now the
Hawks lead the league.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
&-o-sAS Rugged Veterans Key Men
SuDOAaS Of Lions Great Defensive Line
By LEO MACDONELL-

but his showing thus far has pleased the
coaches
There is also the sensational 2l-year-old'
Damon TasSOs from Texas \. & W., who has
been playing a lot of guard for the Lions.
Standing feet 4 inch. the Greek from the
Lone Star state is one of the leagues out
standing freshmen.
One of the stars in Detroit's scoring ma
chine against the Bears was stocky Bob West
fall, at Michigan known as probably the great
est spinning back in collegiate football. West
fall crashed over the Chicago line for two OF
the Lions five touchdowns.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
NJ S+ar's Nose Broken

First we had Mae West jokes then the Eleanor
variety every lead football carries something
about atomic
LIB NuNsbaumer. Michigan haback. will play out the
season with broken His food appraiser twisted
or OF klter by "A Minnesota Gopher.
Johnny Pnge Michigan State coach and scout Penn
Saie Ty Tysons alma nanny really tough He adds the
Only way hope TO Is through the air Which
rraarv means Charlie Bachman cooking up-snorting
rt1alnc attack for this week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
Nav Have Own Planes

Cawthon echoes the opinion of Mandel, who
once suggested that pro teams will in the future
not only travel by plane but they will travel in
their own planes. The owner of the Lions pre-
dicted that the league would buy one of the
army's big C-47 air transports. And would
hire a pilot. co-piot and two maintenance
men on a full time basis to haul the clubs on
all trips.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
Tasker Is Winner

Tiger Taskcr bullcd his way 10
win over Miguel Torres at Ar
cadia last night. taking two falls
after losing the first in rough
wrestling match Pete Kazenko
defeated Vic Costello one fall. The
Harvey Leclair-Joo MaIsch and
Mike Kovack Jimmy Miller
matches were fall-lcss draws.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
Rockies Shine, Too

While veterans carry most Of the load, the
Lions have come up with several promising re-
cruits who are contributing their share TO the
success Of Freddie Mandes championship con-
tenders. This group includes Dave Ryan, The
22-year-old 190-pound halfbgck from Hardin
Simmons who did much Of the passing in the
Windy City Sunday Ryan is new as a passtr
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
Anqer Keeps Lead

Anger took three points from
Tommy McAuliffe. 2898-2739, Ia
retain the lead in the Auto City
Classic at Palm Beach Johnny
Viviano Of Silk Hat has 2l6-242-
PIP so for high series Bob
White of Palm Beach followed
with 642 which included PAT, best
single game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
Toles Plans S. A. Tour

Roscoe T1ts marine private in town recently Says
going South America and try fighting again when
he is released which he doesn't think will be soon
Coach Carroll WiddoeS really started something
tDh.o he put press censorship into effect around Co
Lu7l5us Good old Columbus land Of the braUe, but
the free.
It. Paul Brown is drawing pay from the proposed new
Cleveland pro still the navy Rumors say
he is going 10 KG1tucky -. Nice work you can gct H.
I6-C fSR DETROIT TIMES Nov I'4s
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
Title on 10
Road Wins
Montreal Pilot
Sees Tough Race
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

BY LEWIS II. WALTER
"The National Hockey League
team that wins 10 Of its 25
games on the road this season
will grab the championship.
That's how tough the league
has become"
That's the prediction Of mana
gcr Dick Irwin of the Montreal
CanadicnS. who have won the
league title two successive years.
They are favored again, although
the Red Wings disagree with the
experts after knocking the FrcucTa
men over, Al. Sunday.
Irwin went over the situation
briefly before he took his team
out Of town.
IT'S TOUGH GOING
cts always been hard 10
win on the other fellows ice"
Irwin said II figure n team has
to he 25 per cent better To win
away from home. There are
many reasons, of course. Teams
play better before their home
crowds. know their own rinks.
Some players have phobias
about certain enemy rinks. The
visiting team often comes in
loggy from a long train ride.
These are a few factors favor
ing the home team"
It's the winning on the roat
that makes the difference. Tn,
last two seasons, in which Irwin
team walked in 10 the title, tn,
CanadiCns won the majority o
their road games.
In '43-'44 when they finished
l2l2 games ahead Of Detroit, the,
won l6 games and tied four oi
the road for 36 points, Last yea
they won II and tied two for 81
points while they finished SIX ant
a half games in front of tn,
Wings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
Revolt Hits Minnesota Grid Squad
VeteransFaiI
To Show Up
Bierman 10 Play
New Gridders

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov j tUF
-Mnnesota's Golden GopherS.
who became tho nations No l
collegiate football power under
the stern tutelage Of coach
Bernie Blerman. today were split
with diSSenSlon and possible re-
bellion- asa result Of their 49 20 o,
trouncing by Indiana Saturday.
Only four regulars, end Bob
Carley. tackle Larry OlSonoski.
center Warren Benson and half
back Bob KaNpcr, reported for
practice Yesterday A total OF 33
players turned out the smallest
number this season and the
ie4rest 10 report for practice since
Bierman became head coach at
Minnesota IN 1882
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
BIERMAN SILENT

p Q r m a n was nonCOmmittal
about tho skeleton turnout. eX-
ccpt 10 say that The Gophers' two
remaining games against Iowa
and Wisconsin would be devoted
chiefly 20 developing material for
next year Eight in the present
starting lineup are seniors.
Among the II absentees yester-
day were fullback Vic Kulbitsh,
four-yeaT veteran: h halfback
Wayne ORed) Williams. who has
dropped out Of the spotlight along
with the GopherS during the past
weeks. guard Bob Graiziger. and
Judd Ringer, a prewar regular
who recently returned 20 the
tCan7
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
Stops Dubs in Second

CHICAGO. Nov. 13 Bill Par
sons of Danvillc Knocked out
Harvey DubS of Windsor Ont
in the second round last night
Parsons weighed lbs to Dubs'
$50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14

boy and man, what a stOnewalI!"
Such was the lament Of a Chicago player
after Joe Bach's husky forwards had put the
brakes on Bear rushes in the Lions sensational
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
LACK SPIRIT

Reports that Bierman had &C.
cuSed the, squad Of loafing against
Indiana were vigorously denied by
him lie said that the team ap-
parcntly tried harder against In
diana than against Michigan, from
which the GophcrS took A 26-0
beating. and accepted much Of the
blame himself. ~
we OF the coaching st%W
failed 20 build up sufficieri
spirit" Bicrman said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14

taCKIeS III DtLItI III IIIt NVIIVVI u VIIV IIIV
for charges in that direction.
Johnny Lipon, Tiger shortstop, now in the
navy, may not be back in Tiger uniform as
soon as he expected -. He recently was picked
from a navy aviation rescue squad for duty
at Manila.
After all that talk about night baseball
at Briggs Stadium next season, the chances
are things will go along in the past. After
all with repuIar day games pIuS the popular
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
CHANCES FOR NIGHT BAIL HERE FADE
Crisler Makes Use
Of Speed in M Line

Let's sit down and talk it over Did you know Fritz
Cser uses his guards as tackles defense against the
"T" formation? He figures speed is what you need at
the regular tackle slots against this oense and the big
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14

twilight affairs Tigers led the league and set an alltme
high for Detroit with l280,0OO.
Changing such money-making seup would be like sue
cessu dairy suddenly butcheng his cows and bringing
in a herd Of goats.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
@6'M:!:!A!::':1: !! e:
S~ '% Bob !'.!! Murphy !'':'

GHards to Tackle
on Defense for IT
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-27
THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1945
Starting at 1900 o'clock noon, EwT:


Belgian horses 14O Duroc hogs from
consisting gifts rs hoats; Ia
full line of good farming equipment consisting or
plows; Mccormick wheat binder; Su
peror wheat drill John Deere planter John Deere corn binder
breaking pow International double dsc steel
harrow rake double shovel plow
troughs rotary hoe cpacker milking equipment
speade trailer and stock rack John Deere feed
grinder caes wagons steel wheel sets har
tanks; hog feeders heer IL hog houses
moving machines John Deere hay loadr John
delivery gasoline elevator galvanized
tanks equipment; small TOOLS used in the
operation 20 baed straw 10 of baed
hay the several 100 bushe of old
articles to mention
NarysviIe, Ohio Milford Center, Ohio
LvestOcE
Terms Cash by Milford M Church.
Catalogue upon request
MILO L. MYERS, Atty ADDIE e. BRUBAKER Exec