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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-28
May
.beObtaiined

Washington, June 2S-AP-Ma-
chinery to tap the rich rubber re-
sources OF the Netherlands Indies
for a rubber-hungry world is being
sped today as liberation OF the
worlds chief producing areas
draws near.
Immediate attention is being
given to putting the rubber planta-
tions to work as soon as possible.
Announcement was made months
ago that fifteen million dollars
worth Of producing equipment has
been ordered by the Netherlands
government in anticipation of lib
Grafton.
The plantations themselves are
believed to be comparatively safe.
Before the war there were about
five million producing acres OF an
estimated 400 trees each. The job
OF destruction was too gigantic for
the Dutch to attempt when the Japs
took over. II is likely TO be too
much for the Japs Experts be
lieve that the natives. II ordered
to destroy the trees, will refuse be-
cause Of tina rubber industry's i'm
portance to their domestic econo-
my.
Rubber from the plantations
should begin to move out of the
Dutch Far Eastern positions within
three months after liberation.
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Real Estate
Houses For sale
HARRY c. PEET

iis Pearl ST. Phone 1871
{ ROOM bungalow and utility room,
bath. furnace. basement with GEM
ent floor and cement block walls.
electric pump. garage attached.
large lot. all fenced. nice lawn, one
Of the newer houses, $500. Terms.
BUSINESS CORNER, wide frontage,
gas station. attractive house, close
IN. Reasonable price. Terms.
WEST CROSS ST. 10 room modern
house hardwood floors. down
stairs, fireplace, rooms and COM
plete bath second floor, stool and
lavatory first floor, sleeping porch,
large front porch. store room, 3
windows In nice attic. only $500,
Terms.
ELMWOOD PLACE near Ann Arbor,
room modern house, p acre, two
chicken houses, fruit trees, priced
20 sell. Terms
WIDE FRONTAGE on Ecorse Road
room modern bungalow near Da-
Wis 81. Reasonable price. Terms.
HIGH CLASS room modern bunga-
low, well located, $500. Terms.
CORNER PROPERTY, Emmett St, IS
rooms, modern house, steam heat,
stoker, baths. laundry tubs.
Z + 9 u LATlNE OPPORTUNITY,
nearly q mile frontage on paved
Whitaker Rd. room house. nice
barn, chicken house. Could be sub
divided. Reasonable price. Terms.
HEMPHILL ROAD. Beautiful 6 room
modern house, $500. Terms.
EAST SIDE room bungalow, built
IN cupboards, enamel sink in kit.
chen good basement needs exter-
Tor siding. Owner will remove fur
niture and give possession in few
days. $4,000. Terms. $500 Down.
ga ACRES, s room modern house. .
car garage, barn with cement floor.
LOWELL STREET, income corner
property four rooms and bath up
stairs, private entrance. Six rooms
and bath downstairs. fireplace.
forced air heat. automatic control.
all modern. double garage. $3.50.
Terms
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Edward L. Cushman,
state director Of the War Manpower
Commission. announced yesterday
that % United States employment
service offices have been added to
the 40 offices now in operation
throughout Michigan. These new
offices are expected to provide an
expanded Job placement service to
Veterans
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RADIOS INSTALLED

Battle Creek, Mich.-The Army
inaugurated today at its Percy
Jones General Hospital here new
bedside radio system which Off
cials said probably would be in.
stalled later in % other Army hos
pitfalls.
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SENTENCE COMMITTED

Lansing-A life sentence, impos-
ed on Jules Doretti Of Detroit in
1884 on charges of first degree muir
der, was commuted to 20 years by
Governor Kelly Tuesday. making
Doretti eligible for immediate pa
role consideration.
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Financial
Money To Loan

like 10 say I'VE"
TO LOAN requests
As the Personal manager It's my
lob TO build our business. The
more times | say Yes to re-
quests for loans-the more bust
ness we do. And since making
Personal Loans is our ONLY
Observation-Disclosures mighty import
ant to me. That's why you can
depend on me doing my best TO
say Yes" to you. why out
OF GET the money they ask
for. Consider these other advan-
tsges OF Personals service too:
l. Loans $40 TO $3.50 or more
on signature, car or furni-
ture, whichever suits you
b est.
?. Sensible monthly payments.
,. Loans made to employed
men or women.
4. Between payday loans.
5. Loans made by mail.
6. Exclusive: - Personal Ma
tion-wide Cash-Credit Cards
issued and honored here.
Don't borrow unnecessarily, but
II you are looking for a loan
why not stop In or phone me to-
day...give me a chance to say
Yes. won't your
Lillian Hagerman, Manager
Personal Finance Co.
So No. Huron St Ground Floor
Phone 562 Npsilauti.
open Evenings by Appointment
Loans made In Nearby Towns
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Classified AdUenising

oder for consecutive insertions ns
One Ten Days Sc
eassn advertisement three lines
Special
classified Advertising
incorrect Insertion.
Telephones
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Robins & Dupont
REALTORS
COpen Evenings)
bi-53 y. Huron Street
Phones SAW. ll73


ONE OF THE BETTER homes,
rooms all modern. Full base
ment, fire place, sun room, gar
age, large lot 1870 K It's. Beauti-
full lawn. on edge OF city in low
tax district Owner moving to
another town and will sell for
$500. Terms.
so ACRES room modern house,
good out buildings. ! mile south
OF Clinton, {9,50O. 1/3 down.
Go ACRES, good buildings, Lin
coin School District, on paved
road, |lO500. 5000 down.
II ACRES on Ellis Rd. ; miles
out $500 cash.
6 ROOMS AND BATH. fun base
ment. large lots, close 10 T..
Michigan Ave. Possession at
once. Price only $500 with
$4,000 down.
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Real Estate
Houses For sale

TWO MODERN HoMEs-cLosE IN
one on Ferris St. 3 blocks 20
down town Nestlbule entrance,
large living room with fireplace.
dining room. breakfast nook,
modern kitchen, fun bath and
one bedroom down, Two large
bedrooms and closets and stor-
age space on second floor Gem
eut drive 20 one car garage,
Deep lot with good shade. Full
basement with steam heat and
laundry trays.
Second home Is above Washte-
nav on Cross. one OF the older
homes but good one. Six
large rooms Of which are bed
rooms and bath. New oak floors
throughout, new roof and cement
drive 10 a two car garage with
overhead doors Extra lot goes
with this home To see these
homes call Ralph i. Smallidge,
REALTY SERVICE ORGANIZATION
9l3 S. State 81.
ANN ARBOR, MICH.
SMALL HOUSE i21i6 one room.
Large lot, nice shade, cherry tree
Good we'll, city water available,
newly decorated. $500 cash. Call at
162 Oaklawn or phone l949-W.
-. p....-... E-e-I-
INV ''SPSIy TOT 0ele
T17g Sal --ST-III,I5U PI,gTi,-r- ~.
XVEItTE Axe 49, - ,,,rrt.Lod
Mrs. Ira Flagstad, Montague, Mich.
Real Estate Wanted
WANT TO SFTT-7 List houses with
n pIsr-rr Pa.I,ar 10 paa-t e.
Phone ib71. Satisfied eustomsrS
our 6ost ad,,.rtis.r,.e,
brokerage Nd'us
Ross X ROVER
REATTOP General insursnc.
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Announcements

POLICE AUCTION: Mems, boys and
girls bikes. Other miscellaneous
property Saturday June 80. ESQ ..
m. at Police Station. Dan E. L.
Patch, Auctionesr.
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IS +. Wacker Drive. Chicago.
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Real Estate
Houses FOR Sale
West Side
Homes

-
Homes
GRANT ST: $4,000 down payment
buys room home within
blocks 81 college campus. Extra
toilet and lavatory. Natural fire.
place. Den or downstairs bed
room. Garage. $50 month. S per
cent interest.
LAKEWOOD AVE: rooms and :
fun baths. Now used as fam
ily Paved street. Fireplace. Gar
age. Price reduced from $500
TO $500. with $4,000 down pay
ment. Income from upper apart
ment will nearly make monthly
payments, and owner can occupy
good room lower apartment at
little expense TO self.
PEARL ST: Modern bedroom
home in very nice location. Fire
place. Garage. Fine lot. Price
right at $1,000.
WALLACE BLVD; This s room
home Is for the party who Rp-
preclates a beautiful lawn. big
lots, handicapped with hundreds
Of dollars worth OF flowers.
shrubs, and shade trees. House
is an older farm-colonial type,
but is in Al condition through
out Price, $1,000.
GRANT ST; First class 2 room
home which has always had best
OF care. Only two families have
ever occupied this home, one a
local professional family the
other being the family OF local
factory executive. Den. Dandy
screened porch. oil heat. Price,
$1,000.
MICHIGAN AVE: 8 room home
on Michigan Ave. at corner Of
W. Ainswurth. House in good
shape. Paved street on each side.
Zoned for business. $500.
$500 DOWN: Buys small home lust
west OF 1psi. Cute as bugs
ear, and neat as a pin. Electric
refrigerator and heating stove
included in sale. Price only
$500. Not all modern.
CLOSE IN: On Emmett Street. half
way between college campus and
down town. A fine central locs-
non Mandy 70 schools, churches.
ana shopping area. 5 rooms ana
bath. $500, with one-third down.
Ehman & Greensfreet
REALTORS
TEL. 1897 OR 269O
40 W. Michigan.
WEST-SUBTRBAN-5 and bath.
oak floors. wired for stove, attic
with stairway, big rooms. fine
conditions furnace, water heater;
recreation room, garage. Big lot,
line lawn and shrubbery. $1,000
with $500 down.
GOOD INCOME-first floor ant
rooms and bath, furnished.
rents for S55. The other part mas
rooms and bath, forced heat.
both sides wired for stoves .
garages. Lot Sc $40. $4,000 in
Guiding apt. furniture.
EARL [. FREEMAN
REALTOR and INSUROR
10 Pearl St. Phone 1853
Insurance of All Kinds
Strictly Stock Companies
THEY'RE sOMEThING-moro ina
fancies and fads. these POVERTY
little Classified Ads.
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Automobiles For Sale

Good Used
Cars
We have a fine selection Of all
models.
1871 oldsmobfs
1891 Ford
l9i1 Packard Convertible.
Isil Hudson
1941 Chevrolet
1895 g 1910 Fords and Chew.
1880 Model A.
See these cars today.
SCHAFFER-W WHITAKER
MOTOR SALES
Your Friendly Dealers
; convenient locations--1o F.
Michigan - 1850 Midway Blvd.
Willow Run Village
$3.50 Michigan Ave, Wayne.
1886 CHEVROLET FOR SALE. Two
door. Good condition. $50 Ecorse
Rd
''4 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP
truck. AZ Plymouth Fordor. radio
and heater for sale CAN 7Ol.
'36 HARLEY DAVIDSON motorcycle
IN ton Model A Truck. win trade
for car. 7O4 N. LsMay.
1871 DODGE 2 ton highway truck.
Inquire Il mile north and Z mile
west OF Whitaker on Rosbolt Rd.
Wanted To Buy
WANTED TO BUY-'37 OR '3S Ford
or Chevrolet from private individ-
ual. ia South Huron. l7ls-M.
Employment
Help Wanted, Female
WANTED r. n. or practical nurse,
also cleaning and laundry worker,
Washtenaw County Infirmary and
Hospital, 1850 Washtenaw Road.
STENOGRAPHER with shorthand.
Steady employment. Phone isl
Ann Arbor.
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN wanted for
house work, care OF one child. Live
in. Must give reference. Apply II
\. Huron. Mrs. Walker.
GIRL OR WOMAN to care FOR two
children. Local references required
Write Box N-s5 co Press.
WOMAN FOR CLEANING / day
week. soc per hour and bus fare.
Phone 1Oll-J-l
BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED full
time. Under new management.
Oriental Beauty Shop. 1903 w.
Michigan. Phone 515-W.
HELP WANTED. White woman or
girl for homework. Stay in. No
children. ga Congress.
Help Wanted. Male
w A N ED
MAN TO DRIVE AND WORK
OK FARM LELAND FARM
PHONE 1913
MAN OR YOUTH TO WORK in
hardware store. Full time job Re
ply giving age, experience, refer
enccs and previous positions. Write
Box V-S7. care Press.
WANTED: Experienced farm hands.
Single. Good wages. Steady em-
ployment. Apply at Washtenaw
County Infirmary, 1860 Washte-
nav Road, Ann Arbor.
SHEET METAL MECHANICS and
helpers, Long program. Schmieg
Industries. 30s Piquette, Detroit.
Blvd.-Woodward Section.
YOUNG MAN to work in retail cloth
Ing store. Excellent opportunity
for Advancement. Write Box V-s6
care Press
WANTED TOOL AND DIE MAKERS
J, & L. MANUFACTURING AND
TOOL CO, 45132 Van Born Rd.,
Phone Wayne TESLA
Help Wanted, Male or Female
MAN AND WIFE WANTED for
farm, garden and household work.
Address Box V-S0. Daily Press.
Situations Wsnted-Msie
FRANK THE CARPENTER can re-
pair most anything about the
home. What have you? Phi. l962-R,
EXPERIENCED gas station operator
desires part time work, available
after 3 o'clock. Box V-ss C Press.
Situations Wanted-Female
WOULD LIKE IRONINGS TO DO
in your home or mine. Also will
take care OF children evenings. Ola
n. Huron st.
WOMAN, 81, WANTS DAY WORK.
Use per hour. 1891 Kingston ST.,
Willow Village. Wylean Weaver.
EXPERIENCED WOMAN would like
to care for children mornings or
p. ms, Pm. 1546-R, ask for Annie.
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Livestock

PIGs-i0 WEEKS OLD AIso white
seed beans. Geo. J.. Elliott Phone
51S-J-l.
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Merchandise Wanted

WILL PAl CASH for a Good Used
Car. Phone et53 or come 20 20 Z.
Michigan Ave.
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Musical EauipmenI

FACTORY RECONDITIoNED pianos
like new, fully guaranteed. Bargain
prices. Grinnell Bros, 2lO w.
Michigan.
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MCCORMICK DEERING hay loader
like new, used very little, Elmer
Schultz, 2 miles north OF Michigan
Ave. on Denton Road at ASSES
Proctor Rd.
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Brokerage CARDS
Farms and Land For Sale

ROSS X. BOWER
REALTOR - General Insurance
l03 W. Michigan. Phone 6s4
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SOMETHINC-morO LnaH
fancies and fads. these powerful
little Classified Ads.
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$3.50 DOWN

CALI OUR ADTAhER at 40 rOI
Classified advertising servica.
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Houses For Rem,

ROOM furnished house, az miles
out. ROBINS & DUPONT, 5l-53
N. Huron. Phone sew or 1873.
7 ROOM HOUSE for rent. Modern
oonveniences. Good references. Call
2OlS.
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FACTORY MADE 9 wheel traiIer-
box 6KS. Also farm implements.
Irailers all new. Corner OF S. Con-
RreSS. 4 Valley DR.
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Announcements
Lost ana Founo

LOST SET OF CAR KEYS between
A.A.A. office and Freeman's. Re-
turn to 70e Congress. Reward.
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CORNET-Excellent condition. Just
Ike new. Telephone 655-R. 500
Pearl.
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Strawberries

PICKED OR FICK YOUR OWN.
Orders taken for canning.
PAUL TROCHET
1885 Willis Road / mile east Of
Lincoln School Phone Willis 423.
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ROOM furnished apt, private en-
trance and private bath. 232 River
Blvd. Phone SIC or 2539-R.
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Lake Property For Sale

WANT TO SELL? List houses With
u. PEET, Realtor, li9 Pearl St
Phone 1871. Satisfied customers
our hest adNerflsnnnAnf
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GRANT ST: $4,000 down payment
buys z room home within
blocks 81 college campus. Extra
toilet and lavatory. Natural fire.
place. Den or downstairs bed
room. Garage. $50 month. S per
cent interest.
Evening star., 1945-10-13
| $4,000 AIimony
| Paid, Man Held
| Ia Months Freed

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Oct. BE W. Allen,
72-year- businessman who went
10 Jail for IA months rather than
pay alimony, has paid up in full
some $4,000, and is free man
again.
| But he is not happy. Released
yesterday. he came back to jail to
spend the night because he could
not find hotel room.
In addition, the county wants him
to dig down deeper and pay board
| for the time he spent in Jail.
Allen, loan company and print
| ing fir moperator, produced $21 ,295
lin cashiers checks and money or
ders in Fulton Superior Court yes
terday to complete the alimony pay
ments. The sum included $4,500 in
fees for Mrs. Aliens attorneys.
Judge Edgar E. Pomeroy has yet
| to rule on a petition Of Harold
Sheats, county attorney, seeking
payment for Aliens keep at the rate
of 80 cents day. Mr.. Sheats con-
tended the board bill is properly q
part of costs of the case.
Sheriff A. B. (Bu6 Foster said he
let Allen return to his Jail bed last
might because you can't put man
out on short notice these days."
Evening star., 1945-10-13
Nays Speeding Food
To OkinaWa Forces
BY the Associated Press.

~J taAS <1SoOtiobCd lNoos
PEARL HARBOR, Oct. 13.-The
Navy today said the food situation
of the 10000 American service per.
sonnel still remains serious as q
result of the typhoon which hi
Okinawa earlier this week, but
ample supplies, some aboard ships
of1shore, will be made available soon
The Army previously had an
nounced that Super Fortresses from
Guam, their bombays loaded with
food, were delivering emergency sup
plies.
The Navy, still hampered BY
smashed communications on Oki-
nawa, made no revision in admit
tedly tentative figures of three Navy
personnel dead and 10 missing, but
raised the number of beached ves-
sells to 130.
The Arnly's fragmentary reports
had listed 100 Americans of its per-
sonnel injured and four japanese
prisoners of war killed.
TOKYO. Oct. IS P.-What was
rated as the worst typhoon in 2C
years scattered their personal be-
longings all over Okinawa, but mi
raculously did not severely iniure
any of the personnel of the United
States 9th Air Force, Maj. Gen
Earle E. Partridge, commander o.
the air force, reported today.
Fifty per cent of the 8th's planes
will need major replacements be-
fore they are able to fly safely ano
communications and power lines
were SO hard hit that it will take al
least two weeks to restore normal
conditions.
Evening star., 1945-10-13
W. {. Richardson, "a,
Appeals Court Judge,
Dies at Home Here
Jurist Was Member
Of Fomily Residing
In Area Since 164o

Chief Judge William E. Rich
ardson of the Municipal Court
of Appeals died suddenly today
at his home at 2301 Connecticut
avenue NV. He was 81 years
old.
For many years a leader of the
District bar, Judge Richardson was
appointed to head the appellate
division of Municipal Court In
June, 1912.
Judge Richardson was a descend
ent of family that has lived within
a 35-mile radius OF. the Washington
area since 1649. He was active ir
District affairs.
Practiced 40 Years.
Before ascending the bench, Judge
Richardson had more than 40 years
practice in law and was associated
with many notable cases.
When the new Municipal Court
setup went into effect in 1912, civic
leaders here urged the appointment
to Judge Richardson to head the ap-
pellate branch. The jurist's record
since then won wide approval from
members of the District bar.
Judge Richardson was a member
of the District Bar Association, the
American Bar Association, the So
ciety of Natives of which he is a
former president; the Association OF
(See RICHARDSON, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1945-10-13
U. 5. 10 Fight Aggressors,
Pepper Informs Turks
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
ANKARA, Oct. 13.-Senator Pep
per, Democrat, of Florida told q
news conference here yesterday that
the United States Is willing to fight
with the backing of the United
Nations, anybody who starts war Of
aggression
He made the statement in empha.
sizing the changed policy" OF the
United States tn the last few years.
Asked BY Turkish newsmen what
he believed caused present differ
ences among the Allies, Senator
Pepper replied:
First, the new spirit which
should make people think in terms
of the security and welfare of the
people OF the world instead of the
gain or profit of individual nations
Second, the fact we have not got
the United Nations machinery work
ing smoothly yet
Evening star., 1945-10-13
Awning Worker Dies
In Eight-FIoor Fall

Charles L. Ready, 40, employed as
a foreman with the Washington
Shade and Awning Co., was killed
instantly shortly before noon today
when he lost his balance and fell
while removing an awning in an
eighth-story Office of the Federal
Housing Administration Building
1901 Vermont avenue NV.
Witnesses said Mr.. Ready had re-
moved the outside awning and was
preparing to step through the win
dow into the Office when he lost his
balance and plunged to the pave
ment.
Mr.. Ready lived in the 400 blocv
of Tennessee avenue NE. with his
wife and one child.
Lewis Y. Buckingham, president
of the awning company, said Mr..
Ready had been employed with the
firm for 10 years. He said the work
men did not use safety belts.
Evening star., 1945-10-13
British Dock Strikers
Ignore Work Appeals
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. l3.-Britain's strik-
ing stevedores watched soldiers un-
load food ships in six ports today
but showed no signs of needing the
labor governments back-to-work
appeals.
Approximately $4,000 idle dock
workers, many of them threatened
with the loss Of their jobs unless
they report for duty Monday, were
joined by small contingent OF
London port clerks, whose spokes-
man said they would refuse to work
alongside the military details.
Four of Prime Minister Attlee's
ministers, facing one of their most
serious domestic problems since the
change in government, were involved
in the dispute.
A Ministry of War transport
spokesman said the work stoppage
had brought Britain's exports al
most to standStill.
A Ministry of Food official said
there was enough food on hand to
meet the week end rations.