davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

ARINEInN-I2th and Seward TR 2-0iO0
HSS'N" Open T. 81. Heat Glass Din
nerset. 7. Mitchell, "l0ns Voyage Nome. a"
"Fiith Avenue Girl" with Ginger Rogers.
ArE-hAfpef and Frohtenae PI O347
Open 5.i5. Preston Foster and
LOIS Andrews. Roger Touhy. 6angtter %
Plus Beyond the Psoos"
ADLMS-Adams at Grand Circus Part
HN YyOnne de carlo In
'ssioms. Where She Danced" Plus
Allan Jones Ia "Honeymoon Ahead"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-21

Sleiih 5db un6 alt, gelbe 9fiiben, ei'
ne &artoffel l1n6 ba3u cine i6mar5e
8riiBe obne Mil6, Die man &affee
ibimpfte. Da3u erbielt ie6er elm flei-
mes, tpeiBes &iigel9en bon Der @roBe
elmer ba1ben @rbie, oeiien 8e6eutung
i6 nt6t fannie. Auf meine Srage tpur-
be uns Der 8eldei6, oas iet 8uder-
eriab. Mu9 quit Mir i6ien es eber
cine @iftpille, Die meinen Mppetit na9
einem Sranf &affee4griab ni6t rel"
gen fonnte. Da man tpe6er 8rot, 8ut-
ter nod Wil6 bra6te, fragte ib, OBJ
es 6enn feinen @riat fir oieie 0inge
gebe. Butter uno Mil9 fei iiberbaupt
ni6t 5u baben, unb 8rot oiirfe nur
auf 8rotfarten BIN berabrei9t tper-
ben. Primes 9eutfdlano", iaete mein
8egleiter> @s mag ibm tpob1 Der l1n'
teri6ieo 5tDii6en Dem prablenoen
l1eberfluB in Il. g. M. un6 Der Mr.
NUT tn Dem nteoergetporfenen ,m6
ausgebungerten De1tiblan6 f6on am
eriten Sage i'm bielgeriibmten &eimat.
lan6e ieiner gltern ettpas anau 6ra-
fttid Dor augen gefiibrt tpor6en iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-21
Ser @eltnntergang inn 2idte ber
81. Sdrift
(SortIebung bon Seite 81


@rarb entiteben, tpobl aber Elm &C.
tpaltiees Dur9einanoer, bor auem un'
gebeure gri6iitterungen Ser 2nft, Der
Meere uno Der Maiien I'M groinnern,
o6er es f0nnte gei6eben, oaB bic gr'
oe, bon Der Sonne losgerilien, in neue,
fern bon ibrer Sonne 5um nntergang
fiibrenoe 8abnen getuorfen tpiiroe.
81 &u@ etn 3tiau1menitob NIT Ell
nem &ometen o6er nit elmer Meteor'
moIfe fann erfolgen.
Die &ometen itn6 5ablrei6, idtpei'
fen auf eigenen 8abnen 6ur9 ben
8eltraun un6 eeroten 1T bic 8ab.
nen an6erer Simmelstorper; es fam
ni6t ielten bor, oaB iol9e f9on nabe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-21

Seine Bitten itn0 goritelluneen
fonnten ben girt oa3u brtneen, ,tns
ettpas mebr @ffen eeben gu lafien.
sd 6arf es nibt, obne oaB bic Ga
Ste 4arten abeeben. Wean tpiiroe mir
Dos $oteI idIieBen. ltno mooon ion
uniereins in bieIen betriibten uno
ormieligen 3eiten iid uno bic Samt'
lie unterbalten2 au9 fir @elo 1tno
Ole beiten 8orte NOR ni6ts gu erbaI'
ten. Sungrig itanoen mir bonn Glide
auf. 9arum iagte id 81 meinem 8e'
gleiter: Some on! 8ir tpollen es
MAIDEN tpie Die tpiloen Eiere III Der
ofrifanii6en 8uite, tpenn fie Sunger
baben. Bir 3ieben auf 9faub aus"
gs tpar Sanstagabeno eegen adt
l1br, als mir auf Die StraBen famen.
9ieie 1agen fait i'm Dunfel, oa bic
mei1ten @eidafte I'M oieie 3eit &C.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-21

NOR mir 6as ,,Sotel gum @eif" Be.
fannt. gs lag Der 4atbeorale gegen.
iiber nno mag in fromneren 8etten
tppbG ~3um SI. @eit" eenannt NOR"
Den iein.
Sort fa1oen mir freilnoli6e Guf'
nnbme un6 llnterfunft. 8ir beitenten
uns gfien. So mir ieit fritz am Mor'
gen nt9ts rnebr befommen fonnten,
q,1Glte uns Der $uneer. Man berlang'
te &otelfarten. Sd tpuBte nidt, mas
bic 2eute oarunter beritanoen. Sic
iasten, baB oieie &arten bon Der &e'
gierung ausgegeben tuer6en, uno iie
obne 6ieIelben tein @lien berabrei6en
oiirften. sl1s i'd ibnen erfldrte, 6oB
mir eben erlt bonn &uslanoe angefon'
men feien uno au6 pobl ibperli6 am
5antstag obeno &arten bolen fonn'
ten, bra6te man uns cine Bortton
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-21

iblonen batten uno feline StraBenbe-
leu6tung borbanoen tpar. Som &riege
Der tpar 6as 8olt an 6unfle Staote
getp0bnt. Begen ser Sliegergefabr
6urfte fein 2i9t oie StraBen beleu6'
ten. - Sortiebung folgt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-21


fen, bon oenen tie ,smgeben fino, bic
uber oiinn finO, torunten fie, toenis'
items Oft, einen felter, bon tIetneren
ODER groBeren Meteoren gebi6eten
aern baben; oas @eeenteiI tann nidt
ertpieien peroep. Gin 3uiammentref'
fen NIT einem groBen &ometen ODER
nenigitens NIT fetnem 4ern f0nnte
ben l1ntergang Der @r6e berbetfiibren.
S6on Bel gr0Berer anndberung zines
aoneten f0nnten our9 Die Gnate'
bungsfraft getpalttge l1eberidmen"
mungen 6es Meeres, Stiirme in Der
2uft, gr6beben uno feurige gruptio'
men aus Dem @roinnern erfolgen;
tuenn aber Elm Sonnet in Die 2ufti9i9t
einor6nee, tpiiroe er getpaltige 8rdn'
6e berborrufen, 10 6aB es gar nidt
nottpenoig tpare, 6aB i6IieBli6 audi
no6 feline feIte Mufe nit getpaltiger
@u6t brett nit Der @roe 5uiammen'
ItoBen miiBte.
Gin Gbnliber l1ntergang Itdnoe BE-
bor, tpenn bic @r6e in cine oidte Me.
tortpolfe geriete. Die Meteore itno
feite &0rper, Die, aus Dem 8eltenraum
fommen6, in Die 2uftI6i6t einorin.
gen, lt9 ent3iin6en uno nit @rpIofo'
men beriten o0er obne @rplolton auf
Ole groe ouff6lagen. @in5elne Nete.
ore f0nnen tper @roe, menn iie nidt
Iebr groB itno, tpenig l6aoen, tpobG
aber, un6 3tpar iebr biel, ,0ihte 8oI'
fen bon io16en, tpie tie iebr 5ablreid
our6 Ben Weltrarm ellen. Ser Gin"
Ii@. 8elderl1ntergang itdnoe uber Der
groe einen dbnliden l1nter9ang brin"
gen &Die bic &ometen."
Gin folder ODER 6bnli6er Inter"
gang Der @r6e lit na6 oen Naturtpii"
| fenf6aften m0gli6 o0er tpabridein"
li6 8el6er untergang itn6e ober Der
@roe itder bebor, tpenn ibr 2auf nibt
our9 cine oerarttge &ata1tropbe gleib-
fam Dor Ser 3eit unterbro6en pitroe2
Sieriiber iagt unier @euabrsmann
(n. 448):
2. @s lit 10 gut pie iider, ooB,
tpenn Ser notiirIi6e Berlauf ni9t
our6 g0ttlides @ingreifen aufgebal-
ten miro, 0ereinlt Ser Weono auf Die
@r0e, ia au6 Die @r0e in Die Sonne
fal1en piro. 0enn ser 2ouf 6es Mon.
bes I'M Die @roe un0 ser @roe Inn
oie Sonne i6eint, ipenn nidt idon
our9 ben Qetber, 10 oo9 our9 fos-
miI6en Staub, our6 g3ebelma1ien,
orr@ eittreffen6e Meteore, langiam
5war, aber tonltont 1t6 gu berlangla"
men; i'm ielben WtaBe mddIt aber Die
@nnaberung an Sen 3entraHorper.
OaS namlidbe i9eint aud) oaraus &C.
folgert per6en 5l1 fonnen, oaB innrer-
fort Weeteore in Die Sonne, ouf oie
@roe, auf 0en Won6 fauen, poourd
ibre Maiie, info1geoeiien oud ibre
an5iebungsfraft un6 nit Ser Nn3ie.
bungsfraft Die MnnGberung tp19It;
auf Die gr0e, iagt man, fanen idbr-
1i6 20 Weiuionen &ilogramm folder
fosmiider Wafien. gine merflide Mn.
ndberung 6es Monoes CUR groe mir.
oe binrei6en, auf Der @roe cine iolde
l1eberibpemmung gu betpirten, bob
alles our6einanoerfame.
4. Cider miro Die 3eit tommen, mo-
Die 5onne Ser groe ni6t nrebr bin-
rei6er6 8drme un6 2i9t ipen6en
fann. 0ann tpiro oues 2eben Elm
Cc+1So F$44So44 .,..S So HrS, 49, @cTkn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-21
Fine Reise i'm
Iallre 1919
Som 8,tfdpfarrer
&o,,t 8nf9pfarrer
(Sortiebung)


Nber id bate ni6t nit ben neuen
gerb6ltniiien eerednet. aIs mir ouf
Dem 8abnbof a,1tomen, tpur6e ,ans
bort Ser 8ei9eio outeil, 6aB beute
itberboupt fein 3ug nod 9euti6Gano |
abgebe. Ob morgen elmer fabre, f0nn-
ten mir erft om anoern Moreen ge-
gen neun l1br erfabren, Bas nun
maden2 @eoulo tpar ME meme ftarfe
Seite. Do6 in ben 1tdditen Soeen
muBte id fte rei9li9 iiben.
Im anoeren Morgen gegen 8 l1br
tparen mir auf Dem 8abnbof. Wan
btfttierte uniere BGiie uno lieB uns
IN ben iogenannten oeuti9en 8abnbof
eintreten. Sinter uns tpuroe Die Sir
gef6loifen. Sbne Elm befonoeres 8tfa
Der S6pei5er BaBbeb0r6e fonnte ME.
man6 ourd Die Sir 5uriid. Sd trot
5l1m S6alter 1tno beitellte 5tpei Sabr.
farten nod R0ln om &bein. Ser
Nann i6uute midi an, als Oh er an
meinem GerItan6e 5tpeifle. Damn
meinte er freun0li6:
~Die Serren ltno pobl fremo?"
,@etpiB. 8ir itno erIt Dor einigen
Eagen in Sranfrei9 gelan6et."
~9ann f0nnen Sie notirli6 Die
gerbdltniiie bier5ulon6e ni6t fennen.
Ster f0nnen mir nur eine Sabrfarte
bis Sreiburg geben. &inter Die Ier
Staot gebt es balo in bas beiette &C.
bet binein. Sort lit uns Die &ontrolle
itber oen 8abnberfebr aus Der &an6
genommen.'
,8mn fdbrt unier 3ug?"
~Das lit i6tuer 5lt iagen. gieIlei9t
erit oiefen ga6mittag gegen 6rei
lbr; bieuei6t in elmer Stunoe. Oas
bGngt bon 1mitGn6en ab, sic mir bier
ni6t Diflen f0nnen."
~5olen mir oenn bier oie gon5e
3eit eingei6loiien bleiben uno BUN.
eern9"
~Iu6 6as 1T t1i9t 5u Gnoern. sic
tperoen 2etoensgenoiien genug finoen.
Die Die 8erbdltniiie fennen, bringen
it6 meiitens cine @t6rfung mit."
8as ma9en2 @egen Dummbett
uno l1nperitano fdutpfen ielbit bic
@otter bergebens. aber nod f9tin-
mer lit es, tpenn 6teie bei6en @igen.
idaften nit elmer bodtpeiien uno fir.
iorgliden 8iirofratie Elm 8in6nis
eingeben\ 8ir n1uBten tpirtli6 in 6ie.
fem @efangnis Biz na6mittags orei
nbr ousbalten. 8as balf es, 6aB 1t6
na6 uno na9 INNER mebr 2eute Elm.
fanoen. Die &lugen uno 8i1Ienben
tparteten oral1Ben in Ser Sreibeit, Biz
Der &aud Der 2otomotibe sic Mbfabrt
an5eigte. 8ir aber iaBen brinnen, mie
Die 2open i'm &afig, liefen Dor lau.
ter 2angetpeile bon elmer @de in bic
onoere, 1ugten 6ur9s Seniter ins
Better, ooer ibauten nit bungrigen
Mngen al, tpie Die anoeren ouf ben
Siten rings I'M lire mitgebradte
Starfung ber5ebrten.
@nolid, gegen orei 1br, puitete oas
3iigele aus 6em 8abnbof binaus iiber
ote @beinbriide ins 8a6ii9e binein. |
@s mar gegen flint 11br un6 itodoun.
tel, als mir Sonntaes abenos in Sret.
burg einliefen. gluf 6em 8abnbof
brannten tpentg 2annpen, IN 6en Stra.
Ben gar feline. 9te @ta6t n1uBte ipa.
rem. Sour bas 2i6t, 6os 6ur9 Die
S6aufenfter anf bte StraBen fiel,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-12
ATHLETES FOOT
Mode This Overnight Test

Requires a powerful fungicIde. Many
ltr-rgr.s and gL'uerts are not strong
t-.4rt ASK ans druggist I1r leo. s1ta-
t.-r Maj. ~-a so alcohol. o. ZEN
EIEaTLS. Reaches more A,lMs faster
E..E Il strength I,r Athletes to.t'
su..t,, tChg .r -mt.- feet Your a5c
ta-h next morning ST l"t I.erset. Locally
1T parScr.S Drug store
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-29

spaces. The air content Of wool Is
~ while linen is 1870.
The ancient debate as to whether
the skin should be exposed or COW
cred has never been conducted bv
the most judicious scientists.
Cranks, like jaeger, who taught
that people should always dress
only in wool. that wool wa; a pan
acea, leading to "the discovery of
the SOUL and Father knicpp, who
advocated wearing only peasant
linen and walking barefoot in the
wet grass. can neither be depended
on completely for guidance.
W no Will design a sensible sum-
mer costume for men? Women
nave always been the butt of ridic-
uIe for their clothes, but on this
continent they seem to dress more
sonslbly than men. Under normal
conditions, that is without fuel "a
tlomng, mems clothes in winter
T tar too heavy for tle inside of
our houses and Offices. And in sum-
mer, while a man is not exactly a
lovely sight with his bosom bare.
yet something could be done to fix
nm 50 his skin can breathe at
least Z little.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-29
CIothes to Fit the season

seem 10 De IN a sort Of fluid
ar1ut cIolhes. NOBODY Is get
uns iHulshant about things which
e,e once considered harmful.
non as ,lght corsetS and tight
~ oh the contrary, there seem
20 De no corsets, tight or otherwise,
ald aS o SHOES We might as well
" o"h Ill the sandal age OF JOhn
'"e bap''St'
But the appearance-the esthete
OF clothes, especially of the
young Of high school age, is some
thing to make a person shudder.
Rolled-up overallS showing six
inches at least of bare leg on \
cold morning could never appeal
TO a relic of the age Of Worth.
A Sub;oct sor n;.o,
lhcre mas always been some dis
cuSSlon among psychologists as to
Whether clothes should or should
noI JLieaSe TOO huc OF the SKIN. 1t
"o"iu Ste'' Ioa'oh"oIe IN a coun-
~ Mneie ele extremes Oh tom
A $780, al as sit"l as IN North
nn',,r 'eI tii"I we should wear
oio1,i''s III ne winter and
Wv. ,''tig 'lo'h'iS IN the sum-
.l leI 'li summer long IN the
no;s.s. u oui cI'IeS you see men
an'''s "'o"' ''e'r "ofA with coats
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-29
Now Many Wear
FALSE teeth
With More Cot:;forf

FASTEFTH. a pleasant alkaline mon
aelo( powder. holds false teeth more
army. 10 eat and talk in more COM
1pft. Just sprinkle a itt.- FISTEETiI
oh " plates. No SUNNY. gooev, past.
ytSlt or i'ting. Checks PLATE odori'
oGShluLe bf"aiAJ. Get FASTEETH at
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-29
CAN'T KEEP
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
Shes as Lively as a Younester-
Now her Backache is better

Many sufferers relieve ~nagging backache
quickly, once they discover that the real
'huse OF Their trouble may be tired kidneys.
lie kidneys are Natures CHIEF way of t3k-
ing the excess acids and waste out of H.,
tlood. lhey help NEST people pass about !;
p.nts 4 day.
When disorder Of kidney function permit,
POISONOUS matter to remain in Your blood, it
may cause nagglng backachc, rheumatic pains.
leg pans, loss OF pep and energy. ycttiny mn
nights, swelling, pu..iness under the ewes.
headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty
Passages with slulrtIng and burning some
tunes shows there is something wrong Wit,
Your Kidneys or bladder.
Don't wait Ask Your drurrist for Doan',
tll's, used successfully by millions Tor over
10 ears. hey give happy relief and viii help
ihe Il miles 81 kidney tubes flush cat POISON
GUS waste lion. your blood. Get DoaA's ril.s.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-29

100. HelDs-Buy IuC MOret
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-06
Legal Notices
FINAL ADMINISTRATION
ACCOUNT

STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for County OF Wash
tCuaw.
AT session OF said Court held at
the Probate office in the City OF
Ann Arbor. I'm said County, on tho
22nd day OF May A. d. 1915.
Present, Hon. Jay G. Pray. Judge
OF Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
George Paulk, Deceased
Lucille NJ. Richardson, admins ira
tor. having filed in said Court her
final administration account and her
petition praying for the allowance
thereof, and for the assignment and
distribution OF the residue of said
estate.
II is Ordered, That the 2lst day OF
June, A. ID. 1915, at nine o'clock
CCW.TO in the forenoon, at said
Probate office, be and IL hereby APP
pointed for examining and allowing
said account and hearing said petit
ton.
II is Further Ordered. That publis
notice thereof be given by publica-
tion OF a copy of this order, for three
successive weeks previous to said
day Of hearing, in the Ypsilanti
Daily Press, newspaper printed
and circulated in said County.
JAY G. PRAY. Judge Of Probate.
A true copy.
NORA o. BORGERT,
Register OF Probate.
Adv 1-G11
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-06
Casualties
Navy Dead

Navy Dead
Breithaupt, James Matthias, ship
filter Ec-Traverse City.
McGrath. George f., Pvt, Flint.
Perkey, Maurice. Ptc.-Kalamazoo
Rickert, Robert Garfield. 1t. (jg)-
Ann Arbor.
Rooney, William j., Pvt.-Jackson.
Rutkowski, John T., assistant COOK
Detroit
Straw. Gerald r., Cpl.-Jackson.
Army Dead-European Regions
Croschere, Gerald A., Sgt.-Sault
Ste. Marie.
Curtis, Leo r.. Pvt.-Niies.
Dysarczyk, Gilbert j., s/Sgt,-De-
troit.
Thalken, Francis F., LIST Lt.-Pon-
tiac.
Army Dead-Pselfe Regions
Rolph, Lyle A., S/Sgt-Whitehall.
Smith, George A., Pyt.-Midland.
Teeple, Richard j., S-Sgt.-Dear-
born.
Tomb, Robert W, Sgt.--Augusta.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-06
Real Estate
Houses For Sale
HARRY c. PEET

kEALTOR
lIs Pearl st. Phone 1871
large rooms. hot water heating
system. stoker. complete bath, To-
Gated near High school. large lot
immediate possession, $500.
Terms.
OAKWOoD AVE. room modern
house, spacious living room, fire
place, hardwood floors down
stairs. 4 excellent well ventilated
bedrooms and complete bath up
stairs Nice garage, corner proper
" with large shade trees. Reas on
able price. Owner will sell with
furniture or without. Leaving city,
WEST CROSS ST. 10 room modern
house, hardwood floors downstairs,
fireplace, sleeping porch, lavatory
and stool; on second floor 5 bed
rooms and complete bath, : car
garage. StaiIs TO attic with three
windows, Choice location near Nor
NAL and High Schools. Price $500.
Terms.
16 ROOM modern apartment house.
completely furnished, furniture
furniture goes except caretaker's
apartment. Block from High
school. Price $500. Terms.
HAMILTON ST. u block from Mich
igan Ave. room two family
house, hardwood floors down
stairs, two complete baths. furn-
ace, large lot with car garage.
fish pond, nice shade trees, 5000
Terms. This Is a bargain.
NORMAL ST. near Congress S room
modern house, hardwood floors
Garage, large lot, trees and shrub
berry, $500. Terms.
CONGRESS ST. corner room mod
ern house, close In. $1,000. Terms
CONGRESS ST. modern apartment
house, completely furnished except
rooms, apartments. Priced to
sell. Terms 81 900 down
ACROSS STREET FROM BEYFR
Hospital. 5 room modern house, GO
r.. frontage 5000. Terms suit
SIX ROOM modern house, hardwood
floors. two car cement block gar
age. one of the newer houses,
Dlock from large store $3.50.
Terms. Holmes Road
WASHTENAW AVE. room modern
nome, spacious grounds, orchard
reasonable price. Terms $4,000
6h ACRES, modern 6 room house
close in near Prospect Park and
school, $500. Terms.
IL ROOM, modern apartment house.
spacious grounds, near Michigan
Avenue on Congress st. 2 car gar
age barn. Price $3.50. Terms.
ROOM modern bungalow, $3.50.
Terms $1,000 down, t35 month.
Close In. Holland furnace about
two years old.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-06
DR.. AILIAsoN DIES

Detroit-Dr. Albert r. Alliason.
81, head OF the department OF cleo
trical engineering at Wayne Uni
versity, died Tuesday. A graduate
Of the University of Michigan. DR..
Alliason was a veteran of World
War One
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-06
ORDER APPOINTING TIME ron
HEARING CLAIMS

No. 1851
STATE. or MICHIGAN, This Pro-
SR'sycourt for the County, Of Wash
tenaw.
At a session OF said Court. held
at the Probate Office in the City OF
Ann Arbor, in the said County, on
the 25th day OF May A. D. 1916.
Present, Honorable Jay G.. Pray.
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter Of tho Estate of
Katherine Goodrich, Deceased
II appearing to the Court that the
time for presentation OF claims
against said estate should be limited.
and that a time and place be APP
pointed to receive, examine and ad-
just all claims and demands against
said deceased by and before said
Court:
1T is ORDERED, That creditors
or said deceased are required to pre-
sent their claims to said Court at
said Probate office on or before the
18th day OF August, A. ID. 1916, at
nine O'Clock tC.W.T) in the fore
noon, said time and place being
hereby appointed for the examine
tion and adjustment OF all claims
and demands against said deceased.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED. That
public notice thereof be given by pub
Ication of copy OF this order for
three successive weeks previous to
said day OF hearing in the Ypsilantt
Daily Press, newspaper printed
ana Circulated in said County.
JAY @. PRAY,
Judge of Probate.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-06
STUDY TERMINATION

Detroit-More than 1900 Detroit
businessmen have taken an Army
supervised course in war contract
termination. Army spokesman said
today. Similar courses are being
arranged for Port Huron, Monroe
apd Traverse City.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-06
Classified Advertising

RATES; payment with ords insertions ns'
One Day zoe. Three Days l2c Days so
Minimum eassf lines
Right edit classified Advertising
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Livestock
Announcements
AUCTION SALE

FRIDAY. JUNE s at ils =.
GROVE ST.
sale to start az 1880. Living room
suite. coffee table, end tables,
vuatuot. Philco cabinet radio;
lamps. electric fan, piano; rock
crz. platform rocker; sNlO
rugs; cHiId's table and chairs.
= pc dining room suite; beds
chests. baby bed. chest. buggy
and high chair, kitchen table and
chairs, gas stoyei cabinet; oil
stoves. electric iron; mirrors,
pictures; dishes, card table. lawn
mower. hose, gasoline camp
stove and other articles too
numerous 10 mention. Terms
cash Al sale.
L. A. MTCHELIN. PROP.
MILFORD OSBURN, AuctioneeT.
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Real Estate
Houses FOR ssiS

Big Variety
Of Places
$500 DOWN; Buys a neat 4 room
home just west Of city. Taxes
are low and place Is In good
shape, but not all modern. Price
is low too, only $4,000.
u ACRE FARM: About 10 miles
southwest Of Npsi. Pretty stream
and wooded grove enhance prop
erty Big barn. s room house.
Village shopping center within
walking distance. 1lo5OO, on
terms.
WEST SIDE: Fine brick and frame
home, in newer section on West
side. Beautifully landscaped
with evergreens. car garage
Paved street. A very sound
value at $500.
PROSPECT ST. Newly painted
and partly redecorated 3 room
home, Close 20 school and park.
Large lot. only $4,000, on terms.
DELUXE: One OF the fine old brick
homes on South Huron. S rooms,
tile bath, and extra laVatory.
servants quarters in basement.
Remodeled recently and has had
tine care. Drapes and Carpeting
included in sale. Price, $4,000.
BUNGALOW: West Side bungalow
located about midway between
college and down town. Bath,
basement, and furnace. Little
traffic on this street. Only
$1,000. with $1,000 down.
FOR RENT: ( rooms and bath.
$40; 8 rooms and bath. $50; Z
room lower flat near college, sos
heated; 3 room apt, S3l, } room
apt, IS week. All these are I'M
furnished.
Ehman & Oreenstree+
REALTORS
40 W. Michigan. Phone 1887
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Robins & Dupont

REALTORS
. (Open Evenings)
bt-53 y. Huron Street
Phones 942-W, liza


Phones 942-W, liza
ROOMS. ALL MODERN. East
Side. Possession in two weeks.
$3.50: la cash. WIN sell stove
and refrigerator. owner leaving
CttN~ Must, - -rAA
ROOMS AND BATH, large lot.
stoker, garage. S535O. $3.50
down. Balance E55 a month.
ROAD ACRE 3 ROOM
HOUSE, Chicken Coop and other
out buildings. $500.
WEST MICHIGAN AVE. - 700
block. rooms, bath, furnace.
garage attached. Price $3.50 for
quick sale. Il down. Balance
monthly.
s ROOMS FINISHED, semI-modern.
partly furnished or unfurnished,
upstairs unfinished. One block
from Roller Rink. From owner.
III East Park Ave.
SMALL HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE $500 CASH.
7l5 N. JEROME