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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

M. c. am 16 and would pass
fer II or 10. I work from in the
evening until 2 in the morning. NV
folks won't allow my hoy friend to
walk with me home from work
and it is very dark down cur street.
They Say can't even go car riding
with boys as I have TOO many
friends What shall I do?
Ans: Two o'clock in the morning
is not an appropriate hour for a
sixteen year old to have dates and
go car riding Your working hours
are most inconvenient and YOU
have the sympathy of your parents
but that does not alter the fact
that you must keep decent hours.
JooS aren't So scarce right nov
Why don't yDu arrange to get q
JOB which offers day time hours?
linen you can have a normal social
life as well as held down JOB.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

secrets in +he experimental stage. Drawings DISCLOSE for
first fine launching procedure whereby rockets
than 80 miles above the earth then TO their teqet
Dns Dus Hunnsd dLonS.o
CPyrsh. ka Fsd,s Synded.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

This OFFICIAL RECONNAISSANCE PtlOTOGRApti or |
Va ROCKET BOMBS AT PEENEAAukIOE IS EklA ARGFn
AND DEFINED IN TIE DRAWING The LETTERS IN
CIRCleS BEING FOR GUIDANCE IN COMPASSION \
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-03
Real Estate
Houses FOR Sale
HarvC. Peet

Harry c. Peet
Resltor, iis Pearl ST. Phone 1871
BEAUTIFUL LAKEWOOD, large
modern home. Priced 70 sell.
NORTH HAMILTON, II room,
corner. modern income house
WEST CROSS. large, modern in
come house, $3.50. Terms.
WEST SIDE near Packard. 4
room bungalow, $4,000.
CENTER ST, modern 6 room
house. $500. Terms.
PEARL ST. modern room
bungalow
HAWTHoRNE ST, rooms,
S2225. Terms.
EAST SIDE 4 room house $1,000.
asatisfisd Customers our Best
Advertisement
san ACRES. four room house.
large store building on corner
in Byron. Michigan, 5000, or
will trade for Ypsilanti prop
erty
oNE ACRE. four room house.
basement. large attic. on paved
road, $4,000. $500 down.
II ROOMS. all modern. West
side, Is.S5O-12.5oo down.
ROOMS. all modern. y. Sew
enth street, Ann Arbor, 5000
$500 down.
Robins & Dupont
Phones sew - iiTI
$3.50 AND SECURITY
Right now. $3.50 down will buy
brand new 2-bedroom home
with room for expansion. A real
bargain in fine low-monthly
cost living. Telephone to-day!
Z. Rodgers Sylvester, Realtor
Ypsi 40
S07 r. Forest Avenue
Branch office at 2Ol1 Harding
Mrs. Braman, Mgr. Phone 2494.
TWO FAMILY HOUSE. IS 6. Adam,
St, rooms and bath down, -four
rooms and bath up. car garage
$500 down. owner occupy lower
and rent upper and garages and
pay payments and taxes. House
and garage have new roof. Com.
pletely reconditioned inside and
ready 10 occupy. Ludwig. 70s
Ferris St.
NEARLY NEW HOME. Living room
dinette. two bedrooms, modern Kit.
chen and bath. Full basement. Au.
tomato oil at. Lot So by 1856
Priced 20 sell Immediately Owner
1918 Collegewood Drive.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-03
Real Estate
Houses For saIs
House Bargains

House Bargains
JUST LISTED: rooms, bath, fur
mace, garage. Near school. play
ground, park, and stores, bar
gain at the low price OF 's'ooV'
a 900 DOWN; Buys family
home near Ford Generator Plant.
rooms. bath. furnace, and bass
ment garage in each part. Price
only 5000, and rent will make
monthly payments,
PRICE CUT: S rooms and bath
completely remodeled. New plas-
ter. new floors. new plumbing,
new single siding. modern
basement, in fact almost like a
new home. 66 foot lot. Garage.
Price has been slashed -FOUR
times and is nov down 70 rock
bottom price OF only $4,000, Ed
terms and quick possession,
COUNTRY HOME; -Four bedroom
house. on acre OF ground, in pref
~ setting only u mile from
Ypsi. Special features include
extra lavatory, fireplace.
screened porch. Elassed porch.
den. attached play pen, stoker
electric water heater car gar
age. etc. Price, $4,000, on
terms.
MONEY MAKER. Large income
home on lot about 100 800, cen-
trally located, 4 apartments and
aaNaral aNiFa rooms WIFI nTn-
duee over $500 month. $500.
or terms.
FAMILY: on West side. 2 COM
plets room units. Each part has
private entrance, separate bath,
divided basement, and individual
heating plant. Needs paint, but
Is a real buy at only $500, on
terms.
40 ACRES: 4 miles west Of Ypsl.
estate. Stream on property. No
buildings.
DELUXE FARMS: We have sever
al beautiful country estates suit
able for executives. doctors, or
other gentleman farmers"
These range in size from 10 to
$50 acres, and in price from
$4,000. 10 $4,000. Two OF these
are among the best estates IN
Michigan. Located within . to ~
miles OF YpsL Inquiry invited.
Ehman & Greenstreef
REALTORS
40 w. Michigan, Phone 1897
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-03

L0NDON-INS-A Bern dispatcr
TO the Daily Telegraph said Friday
the Germans have begun to evacu-
ate Northern Italy. with troops re-
called from Piedmont and Liguria
and long conveys headed north to-
ward the Bremen Pass.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-03
Wanted 10 Rent

For 20 days-Model " and
Model NJ MISUNDERSTANDING
Tractor. Also Model A Deere.
Tractors Will not be operat-
ed Simply needed for meas
urements and study VIII
pick Up and deliver. Reliable
concern. Phone Detroit IIo-
garth 500. Line 1876 Collect.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-03
Houses For Rent
Wanted To rent

WANTED TO RENT
EXECUTIVE moving to city needs
furnished home. Excellent refer
ences. Call Mr.. Grub, Phone s94
CALI OUR ADTAhEH at 47U for
Classified advertising servfca-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-03
Lost and Founo
Business Services
-. c. THOMPSON

[. G. THOMPSON
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
ATTENTION.: MEN AND MATER1-
AL AVAILABLE at once for all
types conversion Jobs, architectu-
rally designed capinets, new homes,
Standardization contractors
OF all masonry construction and
insulation and siding,
Ann Arbor 5i44 Ypsilanu 2944-R.
OIL BURNER SERVICE
All makes Electric Controls,
for Oil Burners and Stokers.
Burners Rebuilt. Authorized
dealer for Thinker Wall
Flame Burners.
CHAS. A. DELANO
10 N. River st. Phone i17s
ALL MAKES washers serviced. We
specialize on Maytag, Thor Mont
gomery Ward ana Easy Washers.
Expert service. Electric motor re-
pairs. Ann Arbor Appliance Co.,
all N. Main st. Phone 57Ss.
IPsILANTI CARRIAGE & STORAGE
co. Local Moving, Storage. Graft
ing ana Trucking. rs years in Ypsi-
1anti Coast to Coast Moving. Es-
Inmates free. II Z. Cross. Phone
S64.
FUMIGATING AND EXTERMINAT
ING BED BUGS, reaches. moths
B. killed instantly. Kenneth Hubbard
1925 WEIGH Road. Milan.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-24
THEY NEED YOUR BLOOD

Ne haze all heard, over and
over, that blood plasma, ad.
ministered on the battlefield
and in emergency hospitals, is
saving thousands Of liues. In
this ,Uar less than three per
cent of the ,Uounded die-as
compared Nth sic or seven per
cent in the last ,car. Blood
plasma and whole blooc ad-
ministrations are responsible
to a large degree for this great
saving Of young lives.
But this blood has to come
from healthy human beings.
As the tempo of battle in
creases, greater and greater
quantities are needed. The Red
Cross is asking and pleading
constantly for more donations
not Of money, but Of blood.
After every victory there is
a tendency on the home front
to slo,O do,Un. This is true of
bond buying, Of :var plant pro-
duction, Of donations to the
blood bank. On the far.aung
fronts, however, there is still
urgent need for blood plasma
and will be until the last
battle is fought. Keep on gin.
ing!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-24

faced. bleeding boys in the serv.
ice hospitals, please to stand? II
ought to be the first topic of con.
%versation wherever men and WON.
en- gather together: Have you been
to the blood bank lately?"
white Feather Emblem.
And why not a white feather for
the lapel Of every mans and WON.
ans suit who chooses to ignore this
appeal? Surely if they are moi
shamed already the mere wearing
of this sign Of cowardice wouldn't
hurt them? There isn't half enough
fuss being made about all this
We have an emblem that means
Il gave my blood" that hundreds
are proud to wear. Why not an.
other emblem meaning Il didn't pay
the slightest attention to the fact
that for the men who are shed.
ding their blood for me-some.
times every drop of it, I didn't dc
anything in return. I knew what
plasma is. I knew the miracles il
works on the far-away battle sta.
tons. but we really haven't any,
thing to be afraid of here, so why
worry"
Remember, you American men
and women, u boys are going to
come home an embittered and dis.
ilusioned lot. What they have had
to endure is cruelty upsetting to
mind and morale. For many months
after honorable discharge we will
have to give them special treat.
ment; comforting, bracing. re.
building souls and bodies. There is
going to be a bad time then for
the mothers and sweethearts and
friends who have to answer their
question. you gave blood. didn't
your" with an embarrassed well.
no. I didn't. darling. I thought that
there would be so many others that
my poor little pint wouldn't mean
much. and somehow I never got
around to it,"
There is still time to save your.
self that shame. For Gods sake,
and for the sake Of humanity, do it
today. Don't eve let anyone feel
again the sting I felt when a young
naval doctor wrote me from Guadal.
canal to ask the caustic question:
DO you suppose that if they offered
two red points a pint some of the
men and women at home would get
busy at the blood bank?"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-24
Decorating with Pictures

Hang pictures at eye level, il DOS.
sible without cords showing and fat
against the wall. Under an impor-
tant picture place a substantial
piece Of furniture. Assemble your
family photographs. simply framed,
in large groups in your bedroom.
Be sure the store you've chosen to
do your framing knows its job, for
the value of a signed picture a be
ruined by too close trimming
Choose simple frames so that the
frames will not compete in interest
with the pictures themselves.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-24
Acid Indigestion

Relieved In S minutes or double money back
When excess stomach add causes painful, suffocat.
ing gas. sour stomach and heartburn, doctors usually
prescribe the fastest-aetlnR medicines known for
symptomaic relief medicines like those In Bell-ans
Tablets. No laxative. Bell-an brings comfort in q
&ffy or double. your money back on return Of bottle
10 n. &c at all druggists.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-24

America is bankrupt, says a jap
foreign Office spokesman - yenful
thinking.
One Of the shortages which has
not been called to general attention
Is the lack Of garbage cans. The
OPA says that only one-ffth of the
number demanded is being pro-
duced. This will soon be evident tc
anyone who doesn't hold his nose.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-24

The miners came in 40 to Cali
for-ni-ay, the diplomats in AS are
digging in to stay.
Max Schmeling, former heavy
weight champion, who was put in a
concentration camp and treated"
for defeatism by the Nazis, is nov
a welterweight, according to the
Berlin correspondent Of a Swedish
paper.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-24

this nation will not be bound, ever
by implication, to support injustice'
perpetrated by other nations. pas
or present.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-24
QMM@GpdIEE|j|g!)'


When making pancakes, here
is a useful tip: Rub a little salt
over the frying-pan when it is hot.
The batter will not stick then.
By cooking in dishes that you
can bring right to the table, food
will stay hot longer and you will
save yourself dishwashing.
Squeeze q little lemon Juice
through the meat grinder before
grinding dates, figs, prunes or rails
ms and they will leave the chop.
per more readily.
Eggs which are very cold sepa.
rate more easily. Break them as
soon as they come out of the ice
box if the yolks and whites are
to be used separately.
To avoid fatigue while you are
ironing or doing any work where
you remain long in one spot,
stand on a heavy rug or rubber
mat.
When opening a can Of paint,
jab two holes on either side of the
can near the top. Stretch q
wire through the holes and it CAL
then be used to remove excess
paint from the brush without
causing the paint to harden on
the sides of the can.
busting with talcum or corn
starch will help keep rubber
gloves from sticking together on
the inside. The powder is busted
both on the inside and on the out.
side. This should be done to any
rubber material that lies folded.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-24
Seek to Build
On Firm Ground

AS I write these lines two things
appear as neal certainties as GER
tainties exist in this kaleidoscope
world. The United Nations are sim
cere in the hope Of erecting some
sort Of structure which, if it is hui
manly possible to do so, can pro-
vide a place for the shelter. care
and feeding Of the dove Of peace.
A shadowy and almost p~aradoxical
corollary Of this statement is the
frank acknowledgment that prob
ably desideratum primum omi-
mum Of only n Of the great powers
is the international organization it.
self. What Russia and Britain want,
first Of all, is an inner citadel grid
ed by strong mutually protective al
liances. The rest Of the structure
is, for them, largely window dress
ing. Nevertheless, to obtain cooper
alton among the strong few, they
are willing to include the weaker
many.
The second thing which l think
ever at this ju%ncture can be pre-
dicted is that no matter how har-
monious the building of this new
temple of hope may be. the final edi-
fee will be constructed on such a
broad foundation and with such wide
portals, that it will not confine it's
tenants to any very strict restraint
Of action. There will be plenty of
room to turn around in it, in case
some Of the occupants feel they
don't want to 60 in exactly the same
direction as their fellows. This is
not a cynical conclusion-it is SIM
ply the result Of a practical desire
not to put anything in the way of
getting something started. The
American delegation realizes that.
An agreement on major questions
which could be decided following the
meeting Of Stettinius. Molotov and
Eden was announced by the delega-
ton before We left Washington,
which meant that Senator Vanden-
berg was satisfied that the wording
of the final agreement which the
Americans would accept contained
enough elasticity to provide an "es-
cape clause" This assures the SEN
ate and the American people that
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-24
Wear Bronze

American soldiers who have
landed on enemy-held territory by
parachute, glider or landing craft
one or more times, are now en-
titled to wear a bronze arrowhead
on the service ribbon for that thea
ter of war.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-24

When making pancakes, here
is a useful tip: Rub a little salt
over the frying-pan when it is hot.
The batter will not stick then.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-24

WNU Service, Union Trust Building,
Washington, D. C.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.-There
is something significant. I believe,
In the fact that this world confer
ence which hopes to plot a happier
course for the future of the world
Is being held at the Golden Gate.
I can't help contrasting the atmos-
phere with that which enveloped the
gathering on the banks of the Seine
26 years ago, which I also covered.
I think there is much more hope
for success for this gathering
than there was for the Paris con-
ference two decades ago, although
most Of us who crowded into it's
opening session on the Quai d'Orsay
in Paris on a sunny January day in
1919, were well supplied with hope,
too.
I think the meeting place was well
chosen and If the agenda becomes
unfinished business, it might well
be concluded OF the same spot where
the clean fog sweeps in from the
Pacific whose wide waters unite the
east and the west.
There still fingers on California's
shores the memory Of its multifold
historical national contacts. 1t was
here In brakes Bay" that the IA
NOUS English explorer is said to
have stopped to repair his ship. I
say was brakes bay for later, Ger
memo, the Spaniard, on a voyage
from Manila in 1895, was ship
wrecked in the same body of wa
ter and gave it its present name Of
San Francisco bay. The Franciscan
missionaries built missions a mule
days journey apart from southern
to northern California. The sword
followed the cross and Portola's
Spanish soldiery fought their way
up to what is still called the Prae-
sidio. the very year the American
nation was born.
Less definite are the records of the
cars explorers but the Russian
river" just north Of here remains
a flowing memento of their early
visits.
Less distinguished Chinese and
Japanese came and raised their
problems; great settlements of Hin
dus remain in the state and colonies
Of Swiss and italians toll among
vineyards reproducing the products
Of their homelands,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-24

By cooking in dishes that you
can bring right to the table, food
will stay hot longer and you will
save yourself dishwashing.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-24
0eAnaF SLOCATED in the Heart of
le66AI Butte's Business District. :. :. :.
hU $1.50 1 Ss . Courtesy
SEEDS, PLANTS. ETC.

strawberry Plants - Everbearing Gem
Large No. l. fresh dug plants will bear Der.
ries all summer and fall, $50 per leo
New Taylor Raspberry Plants-Largest
raspberry grown. Is for S2.O 90 prepaid,
L. H. McNEAL . Hamilton, Montana.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-24
Sincerity Marks Peace
Farley at San Francisco
Creation of Flexible Organization Foreseen;
Position Of President Truman BoIsters
Hand Of u. S. Delegation.
BY BAUKHAGE
Ne,os Analyst and Commentator.

WNU Service, Union Trust Building, ,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-06
CARD ANNOUNCED
FOR RING SHOW

Boxing in the ITALIAN Hall next
Monday night is scheduled to be
a sectional affair when Buddy
Scott. of Tampa. Fla, heavy
weight champion of the southern
ring, engages 192-pound jerry
Mitchell. the New England cham
pion from Boston, Mass.
K. O. Murphy, 1854 pound fight
er. also of Tampa, is scheduled
to meet Johnny Artico, 1853 pounds,
of Miami. in the semi-final. Pro-
moler kid" Ellis announced. with
Huck Lilies, local fighter of 17o
pounds. scheduled to meet Babe
Hunt l72 FOUNDER Of Charleston,
S. c.
Buddy Best, another local boy,
l55 pounds, will meet Bryan Chas-
teen, 1873 FOUNDER. of Jacksonville,
Fla, and Johnnie Bryan, 142
pounds, also of Wilmington, will
engage the 135-pound Jack Catrell
Of Columbia, S. c.
Two more Wilmington lads are
scheduled to tangle in the ITALIAN
Hall ring Monday night. Lloyd
Stephens. 1870 pounds, is pitted
against Al Davis, 13l pounds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-06
Golfdom's Top Stars
To Give Exhibition
For Aiken Red Cross

AIKEN, S. c., March 5.-CP,-
Four of gofdom's top-flight pros
will put on an exhibition match
here March Is fer the benefit OF
the Red Cross.
Byron Nelson, current leader in
the winter circuits cash awards,
will be paired with Craig Wood
duration open champion.
Sam Snead and Sam Byrd will
make up the other two-some.
The next day the quartet will be
joined by ten other big-time pros
and number of this sections lead
ing amateurs, for an 18-hole pro-
amateur match.
The field will include the follow
ing money payers, in addition to
the four already mentioned: Ed
Dudley, Tony Penna, Claude Har-
mon, Chick Ruta, Denny Cham
paigne. Jimmy Searle, and Mickey
Gallagher, in addition to Joe
Frasca and Bert McDougall of
Aiken.
Among the amateurs will be E.
P. Rogers, J. B. Johnson, j.,
Frank Slate, H. P. Bingham, Carl
Damn, Jr, Eugene Grace, Charlie
Grace, William Post, Sidney Allen,
H. E. Alexander. Capt. B. White.
Henry Fowler, and w. B. Winans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-06
Suffolk Downs
Formally Taken
By Trust Group

BOSTON, March 5.-W.P)-Con-
troll of the Eastern Racing Asso-
cication, operator of Suffolk
Downs horse race track, was tax
en- over formally today by re-
ceivers of the Aldred Investment
Trust from President Gordon B..
Hanlon and five associates.
The receivers increased the
board Of directors from six to Is,
thus depriving Hanlon and his
associates of major vote. Stock.
holders approved motion that
the six resign Immediately. At
the same time it was announced
that Charles F. Adams and V. c..
Bruce Wetmore had resigned as
racing director and general man.
ager respectively of the eastern
racing association.
Hanlon and the other five Of
ficers of the trust were restrain.
ed from serving in their present
capacities by an injunction is
sued last January in U. S. district
court. The action followed a secu-
rites and exchange commission
petition charging Hanlon and his
associates with gross misconduct
and abuse" in the administration
of Aldred affairs. Hanlon has ap-
paaled the court decision.
The new directors are Atty. Ed
ward O. Proctor of Newton, pres.
ident of the Massachusetts Bar
Association, and Edward F
Goode, Boston investment broker
who were appointed receivers by
the court. Others include Mrs
Frances Tomasello, Allan J. Will
son, and Axel B. Craven of Bos-
ton, E. Joseph Mccarthy off Chel-
sea, Joseph J. Snyder of Weston,
James T. Gormley of Wellesley and
Alexander Smith of Philadelphia
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-06
Kentucky Cage Team
Is First To Accept
NCAA Eastern Bid

LEXINGTON, KY, March S -
OP)-The University of Ken
lucky, Southeastern Conference
champions. today become the first
team to accept an invitation for
the eastern division NCAA basket
ball tournament.
Three other teams, representing
New England. the midwest and
the east will be selected to COM
plete in the tournament at Madison
Square Garden March %, "a and
26.
The southern representatives
won II out of 20 games this season
and won their eighth conference
title Saturday by defeating Ten
nessee 80 to IS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-06
THE SPORTS TRAIL
BY WHITNEY MARTIN

NEW YORK, March S. Up
There will be much emphasis af-
ter the war on the physical de-
velopment of the younger genera
lions, and a million schemes, give
or take a couple, will be advanc-
ed to organize generally accept
able programs.
There is one plan to encourage
voluntary sports participation al
ready functioning in Texas, and it
has met with such success that
the mechanics of the organization
might bear investigation by other
states.
The organization is known as
the Texas Amateur Athletic Fed
GRAFTON, a setup something like the
Amateur Athletic Union. The chief
differences are that members, al
though pros in another sport, are
allowed to compete as amateurs
IN the sports in which they have
no pro utilization, and the fact that
mass participation is encouraged
in preference to the development
of few outstanding stars or pro-
motion Of big tournaments.
Roger Stokes, a lean, quiet gent
from San Antonio who originated
the federation idea and is the or
ganization' president dropped in
recently to outline its purpose and
accomplishments. 'e-
It was organized 20 years ago
at Waco, he said, and was the out
growth of a Sunday School organi-
cation he headed at San Antonio.
Six cities formed the original
group. Now the federation covers
nearly the entire state, with prac-
tically all local recreation depart
ments and many sports and athlet-
ic associations members.
Mr.. Stokes said local and State