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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-14
Legal Notices
FINAL ACCOUNT

No. ISIS.
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro
bate Court for tho County OF Wash
teusw
Ata session II said Court. held at
me Probate office I1 the city 81 Ann
Arhor. IN said County. m the gath
day Of December 4. u. 1915.
Present. Hon. Jay O Pray. Judge
OF Probate
In the Matte ~ the Estate Of
Charles b. Pillsbury, Deceased
J. Ross Wilson having filed in said
Court his final account as special ad-
ministrator and his petition praying
for the allowance thereof and for the
assignment and distribution OF the
residue Of said estate.
1t Us Ordered That the HttI day ~
January, A -. 1915, az ten o'clock
IN tre forenoon, 81 said Pro-
bate office. be and u rereby ap-
pointed FOR examining and allow.
ing said account and hearing said
petition.
II il Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by punlica-
ton of a copy OF tHls order. for three
successive weeks previous 70 said day
Of hearing. lu the Npslani pelly
Press. newspaper printed ana cir
culated 10 said county.
JAY g PRAY.
judge Of Probate
true cn-~
Nora - Boz CERT. Register Of Probate
Adv. I4IS
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Real Estate
Houses For Sale
c, Peet

| ldIIY - eel
1ls Pearl s. Phone 1871
WEST GLOSS ST near Normal, a
room income house. Two baths. 2
Kitchens. Holland furnace with
blower. Automatic control Lot b5
feet by $50 feet. Price 100000.
Terms.
81 ACRE FARM. room house. two
creek. orchard, corner property,
10000. Terms
7 ROOM HOME. steam heat. bath.
on Ecorse Road. y block from
Michigan Ave. $500. Terms 1850
down. Immediate possession.
CORNER, large brick income house.
steam heat, stoker. also small house
in rear. Prize reasonable. Terms.
Block from High school.
WEST CROSS ST. Modern income
house near high school, apis.
5000. Terms.
HAMILTON STREET II room house.
complete bath upstairs, stool In
basement, hardwood floors down,
excellent location for income, one
half block from Michigan Avenue,
s.. 800, Terms.
River street, six room house, FUR
mace, close in. $4,000. Terms.
a BLOCK FROM NORMAL. seven
room house. complete bath, fur
mace, $3.50, Terms.
PROSPECT STREET, eight room
house, bath. furnace, near Boyer
Hospital. wide lot 5000. Terms
SIX ROOM HOUSE. furnace, large
slightly lot on Stewart street near
" new floors and roof. $1,000.
VEST s'F CROSS STREET. - room
ffFaLlNaA
heat. Stoler. income location near
Normal and stores. garage. posses
sion 90 days. Reasonable price.
Terms $500 down.
EAST CROSS STREET, seven room
modern house, large lot, completely
furnished. $3.50. Terms.
HOLMES ROAD, five room modern
house, furnace, hardwood floors,
two car garage, chicken house.
5000. Terms.
PACKARD ROAD, four room house,
full basement, furnace, five lots.
$4,000 Terms
TWO ROOM HOUSE. garage. 11,i00.
Terms $500 down.
NORMAL STREET. west side six
room house, bath. furnace, garage,
large lot. S. 500. Terms.
BALLARD ST. modern ! ? room house,
baths. steam heat Reasonable
M6DERN BRICK APARTMENT
house. baths. Priced TO sell.
Terms.
CHICKEN DINNER LOCATION q
acres. \ room modern house. gar
age Block from Michigan Ave. Op-
poslte corner OF Limerick and
Ecorse. Reasonable price. $1,000
down.
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ARE OUR
BEST ADVERTISEMENT
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Saline
WOMAN'S CLUB HAS
BUSINESS SESSION

BUSINESS SESSION
Saline, Mich.-The Saline Won.
ems Club met Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Harry Anderson,
with the president, Mrs. ]. \.
Lewis, presiding at the business
session at which it was voted to
purchase a wheel chair through the
Red Cross TO be given an amputee
patient at Percy Jones Hospital.
The communication was read in
regard to the. Washteuaw County
Federation meeting on Saturday az.
ternoon at the International Cen.
ter. Ann Arbor.
The president had appointed Mrs.
+. \. Clark as chairman OF the
committee in charge Of the collec-
ton OF clothing in this vicinity and
all garments should be taken to
her hOmN. The next meeting will
be at the home OF Mrs. c. ii. Miller,
with Art as the subject, and all
members are urged to take pic
lures or objects OF art to form an
exhibit. Mrs. Macarthur. chairman
for the days program. introduced
the book review program, en-
phasizing the things to be consid-
cred, as theme or purpose, the au-
thor, setting OF the story and its
characters
Mrs. Rudolph Hertler gave two
reviews, BLACK Boy" by Richard
Wright, and Anything Can Hap
pen. by George and Helen Papash-
Willy. After adjournment a social
hour followed.
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Real Estate
House, For sale

3 ROOMS. an modern. bedrooms.
large lot. one Of the better class
homes. Can be bought for $500.
s2,5U0 down. should be seen m
you are looking for nice home.
{ ROOM HOUSE 10 Wayne. 5000.
$500 down.
: ROOMS And ONE ACRE $3.50.
S ROOMS, Allen St. some furni-
ture. $4,000.
IS ACRES, Lincoln School strict.
5000. $4,000 down.
u ROOMS modern. spfs. iu-
come i240 per month. All rent
ed. $500. 5000 down.
, ROOM HOUSE, West Park. Flee
trio. shower. toilet, 90 foot lot.
$500. 1900 down.
For Lots See DUPONT
ROBINS & DUPONT
REALTORS
tOpeu Evenings
51-s3 y. Huron Street
Phones 2s4O and ia
Brokerage Cards
ROSS X. BOwER
REALTOR General Insurance
103 W Michigan Phone Gg4
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Marriage Revealed

Word has been received Of the
marriage December 5 OF Sgt. Mar
ian Hauser, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hauser, Buffalo. \. Y,
and Sgt. Wesley {. Dietiker, daugh
ter OF Mrs. Earl Dietiker, and the
late Mr.. Dietiker, Saline. The mar
riage took place in the chapel OF
the Methodist Church at Rockville.
Md. with the pastor. Rev. Eden
officiating. Both wore their uni.
forms and the bride wore a co.'s
age OF yellow roses. A large re-
ception was held at Weston, near
Warrenton. Va, after which they
left on a honeymoon in the Smoky
Mountains.
The bride Is graduate OF the
high school and University OF Buff
falo and taught before joining the
WACS and has been in the lntelli.
gence department near Warrenton.
Va. The groom is a graduate OF
the Saline High School and the
Normal at Ypsilanti after which he
taught in Royal OAK for five years
before entering service and has
been in the same office as. tho
bride.
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Livestock

THOROUGHBRED Holstein Bull
calf one week old. Eligible Ia reg
lister 905l stony Creek Road. Phi.
lS69-W-2.
FOR SALE--MALE IRISH SETTER
PHONE
l550-M
TWO THOROUGHBRED SPITz dogs
males weeks old. SIS each.
sea Allen -. Phone 2i4sJ-l.
TWO BROOD sOWS, II PIGS
Also beef cows. ? feeder calves,
$40 Clark Road
Wanted To Buy
DEAD OR DISABLED HORSES
AND CATTLE
HOGS. CALVES AND SHEEP
REMOVED FREE
Phone-DARLING'S-Collsct
Early morning calls receive the
best service.
AM ARBOR eSss
DARLING g. co.
DEAD OR ALIVE
FREE SERVICE
Farm -uimals collected promptly.
Va Buy Hides and Calfskins
CENTRAL DEAD STOCK COMPANY
Quick Service
ANN ARBOR 2-zsH
THEY'RE soMETHING-more than
fancieS and fads. these powerful
little Classified Ads.
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Brokerage cares
Merchandise
household EurnIshInos

PRE-WAR STUDIO COUCu, Inner
spring cushions and almost new
slip covers. Ping pong table and
equipment Ladies all wool fitted
dress coat. size IS. Phone 5Gt-N.
Alb GAS STOVE, LFFT-HANp ON-
I'm. GALL 912-W-2 AFTER T..
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Financial
Money To Loan
4 out Of 5
oct the loan

Yss. out of who ask for a
loan at Personal get It be-
cause tho more times we say
"Yes"-ths moro business We
do. And since making Personal
Loans Of t25 to $3.50 or more Is
our ONLY business that IL
mighty important 90 Us.
/. "Tide-Over loans for work.
ers waiting to go back to
work
I. Loans made 20 employed men
~ women. for any worth
while purpose - pay bills,
taxes, etc.
3. between Pay Dav loans.
S35 and up for one TO 30
days.
4. Complete privacy. Loans U.s.
ually made on your sigma
ture only. Employers or
frieBdS are not involved.
Don't borrow unneCessa but
n loan Is the best solution to
YOUR money problems. give US
chance TO say YES" Como in,
Phone or write today. Loans
made IN nearby towns.
Personal Finance Co.
Phone 5sS Ypsiisnti.
80 y. Huron St, Ground Floor.
AUTO LOANS And REFINANCE
Associated Motor Services Inc.
% y. Adams. Phone 695
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Business Opportunities

Business O pportunity
HAVE 100000 or more to in
vest in Npsilantt business part
uerShip, new or established. Part
time employment expected. Give
full particulars by letter. Write
A-56, G o Press.
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The YpslantiD ailyPress

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The Ypsilantiap. Jan. :, isSo'
The YpJilanti Daily Press. March y.
1904, In accordance with Sec. bSu'
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Office, YpsilantL Mich.
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trading zone. comprising
Washtenaw County and west
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aim toward serving the Npslianu
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Employment
Neln Wanted. MaIr

HeTp wanted, Male
THE FULLER BRUSH MAN is an
Independent Dealer. Route now
open Ypsiianti and vicinity. Mar
ried man preferred. must have car.
No Investment necessary. Write
Fuller Brush Co, 1850 Michigan
Ave. Dearborn
SINGLE FARM MAN. verv good
wages. Single man for inside Vork.
Must he able 10 1--we Nlth. Washfe-
nav County Tnfirmary, 1850 Vase
tenaw I'd.
WANTED: COOK. GOOD HOURS.
good wages. Apply after 500 at
Pretzel Bell Tavern, Ann Arhor.
Help Wanted. Femsis
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Real Estate
Apartments For Rent

Apartments For Rent
CLEAN DESIRABLE people for two
rn. apartment. 50 Also room b,r
rent Pm 27l9-J. 900 Washtenaw
Rooms For Rent
TWO LARGE PLEASANT single or
double rooms FOR girls Near bust
ness section. 2l2 y Huron Pm IIO6
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Miss Janet Armbruster was hos
tess to the Junior Farm Bureau
Tuesday evening. After the bust
ness session. card games were play
cd and Albert Gall led in a discus
sion on Future Farm Programs
Mrs. G. c. Townsend is a patient
at st. Joseph's Hospital. Ann Arbor,
where she was operated upon We'd
ncsday. following a fall In the back
yard OF her home, last Saturday,
sustaining a serious fracture. Mr..
and Mrs. Leigh Townsend. Della
ware, O., came Saturday evening
and Mrs. Townsend Is remaining
with her aunt.
Miss Fern Crittenden has moved
to an apartment in Ann Arbor, ana
the Crittenden home on F. Mich.
gan Ave. has been sold to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Leutheuser. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fritz Schumm are occupying
an apartment there.
Rudolph Layher, Jr.. and Paul
Iambarth flew to Miami Fla. to
attend the air races, arriving there
New Years Day. Enroute foms
they visited the latter's sister, Miss
Helen Lambarth. Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. b. j. Boettger Is convalese'
ing at st. Joseph's Hospital. Ann
Arbor, after recent major opera
ton.
Ray Niles is spending the week
on a business trip to New YORK
and Providence, r. 7.
Leo Westphal and son. Coxswain
Herbert Westphal. visited another
son. Duane. who is with the Con-
servation Department at Grayling.
Mrs. Russell Bunting. Ann Ar
Dor. and Mrs. Henry Boettger ara
convalescent patients at the home
of Mrs. Samuel Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Clay. East
Lansing. spent Sunday with their
daughter. Mrs. Milton Hartman and
husband They were accompanied
by their son. Robert. who was on
furlough from his duties as radio
man in the Navy.
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Facts Is Facts
Facts Is Facts
These DaysnS%s g gzo 5o E 5ozoISR7

That was a very optimistic state
ment OF the President and Mr.. John
Snyder that reconyersion has
jumped the hump, that we are pro-
ducing $l50,000, 100000 OF indus.
trial goods, and that all that needs
to be done is to keep the OPA 60
ing and the bands will play-that
there will undoubtedly be pie in
tie sky by and by.
Let us look at a few figures. With
1928 as 100, the cost OF living IN
the United States reached l07 i
In December, 1945-the highest
point since January, 1921. Do you
remember the outcry against H. C..
L. in those days? This figure
means a rise of 24.5 per cent above
January, 1871, the base month Of
the Little Steel Formula. The in
crease in food prices between
January, 1871, and December, 1945,
amounted to 46 per cent-and IL
is about 40 per cent now. And IL
Is rising very rapidly in spite OF
Chester Bowles' ceiling prices and
the OPA shenanlgans.
And IL you will get the Federal
Reserve bulletin for March, 1916,
on the very first page you will
see graph which completely dis.
proves Mr.. Snyder's estimated op.
timism. That graph shows the
usual toboganning OF production
after a war and the line on the
graph goes down almost vertically.
Il is true that production is sub.
stantially above the 1935-1939 av.
erage. But you may recall thai.
this country was in a depression
in those years during which. &C.
cording to government figures.
there was an average unemploy.
ment of 100000 every year.
Now, | do not know what Mr..
Snyder means by s150,000, 900, 900.
What kind OF dollars? Does ns
mean 1923 dollars or 1916 dollars I?
II he means a January. 1941 dollar,
the base of the little Steel Formu-
la, the dollars are altogether dit
ferent in value. Furthermore, wha
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share OF that $3.50, 000,000,000 Is
represented by taxes to be collect
ed by government out OF produc-
ton? Taxes are a cost OF living
they are an expense. What share
Of Mr.. Snyder's figure then is not
productivity at all, but actual ex.
cess cost OF operations through
taxes?
Had Mr.. Snyder given us some
figures showing volume and veloc-
ity OF production instead OF depre-
ciated dollar values, We might have
had a figure TO work with. II Is
difficult to understand why any gov
eminent official would issue such a
statement devoid OF clarity. based
upon estimates.
The real test Is: go get yourself
an automobile, a new refrigerator,
fine new radio. Build yourself
a new house. Get some piping to
improve your household plumbing.
Try to open a new business,
something small that does not in.
volve a couple OF million dollars
RfC loan. TO Duy yOurSel1 new
suit-something made OF decent
cloth. Throw a party and put big
gobs OF butter on the table.
Mr.. Snyder apparently believes
that all this is here or at most
around the corner. But these
things are not around any corner
| hear anything about.
Let's stop talking about those
billions-all I want is a pocket
radio to take with me on a train.
There's an order in, with a deposit
put down, since Christmas. I'll
let John Snyder hold on to his
$3.50, 900. 100000 estimate-but what
about that pocket radio?
Look, John, facts is factsl When
can / get that little radio? Also
do you think that butter really has
to be about 500 a pound around
the parts OF the world where / liver
And do have to get down on my
hands and knees to buy a little ?
And does II have to be explained
to me that It is better TO eat ice
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BY BOB THOMAS

Hollywood, Apr. 6--AP-One OF
the hrst things a Hollywood report
or learns is that anybody who Is
somebody is this town has an un.
listed telephone number. He nnds
this out when he tries TO locate an
actress who has split up with her
hus band, or an actor who was slug.
ged In a barroom brawl. But APP
parently the general public is not
impressed with this verify.
Avid fans try TO pursue their
favorites via the telephone book.
AS a result, peace-loying citizens
who unfortunately possess famous
names become the innocent VIC
Tins.
Checking the latest Los Angeles
telephone directory. found: Fred
MacMurray, an investment coun-
selor Erred. the actor. told me on
the Suddenly It's Spring set that
he didn't even have q phoneD;
Oliver Hardy, an attorney; Robert
Hope, a doctor; and Pat O'Brien, an
insurance man. In addition, there
are four Harold Lloyds, four Rob
ert Cummings, four Robert Mont
gomerys. three Harry Crosbys, "a
Robert Youngs, 10 James Stewards,
Is Robert Taylors and 10 Mary
Martins.
picked up the Ameche and call.
ed some Of the famous names to
learn OF their experiences.
Miss Betty Davis, although her
name is spelled with a "Y" re-
ceives countless calls for the star.
One fan wouldn't believe that she
wasn't Bette Davis and tried to
wrangle an appointment with a
producer. Children also call her
and say Wed Just like to come
over and get your autograph"
Mr.. Harry James has double trou.
BILE. Fans not only call him, but
also wish TO talk to his wife. who,
Of course. is not Betty Cradle.
Mrs. Walter Pidgeon has a sure
cure. When admirers call and ask
for Walt. she merely says This is
MRS. Pidgeon". They usually
hang up.
Robert Taylor often plays along
with the gag. (He did not do so.
however, when he received a $500
clothing bill, intended for the starr
When Mrs. Taylor answers the
phone. anxious followers ask II II
is Barbara Stanwyck speaking.
Robert Walker receives calls at
all hours OF the dav and night
even long-distance. They are most.
ly from bobby-soxers and he often
has a dickens OF time convincing
them he isn't the eX-husband OF
Jennifer Jones.
After this fruitless search
through the phone book. the fans
then appeal TO the operators. All
sorts Of ingenious excuses are given
in order TO obtain the numbers.
They claim 10 be long-lost brothers
and sisters( doctors. close friends
who have misplaced the number.
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cream because on account OF the
OPA, II is sounder business to
make and sell ice-cream, than to
make and sell butter. Butter {?
Let them eat ice-cream! What a
campaign slogan!
Too bad, John! l thought you
were a flrst-class honest.to-good-
ness business man who could read
figures. Whoever put that phoney
pie-in-the-sky statement over on
you, sure tried hard to mix us all
up with that figure or $3.50, 900, 000,.
600. II sounded like Henry Wallace
on on a statistical spree. or Henry
Morganthau using big numbers to
sound like big man.
Copyright, 1876. for Ypsilanti
Daily Press)
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Caste Probe in
Army May Bring
Results

Army Ma DIlllS
Results
The Army's own investigation OF
the so-called military caste" sys-
TEN might we'll be -he source o.
some OF the greatest changes in o.
ficerenlisted man relationship in
16O-odd years.
The very hush-hush hearings al
ready are under way. 1t probably
will be mid-May or later before a
report is made public.
Secretary OF War Patterson's ap-
pointment OF the investigating
board was quite a surprise. Even
more surprising was its member
ship. Headed by Il. Gen. James II.
Doolittle. all six OF the members
are reservists. Not one West Point
man in the carload.
However, there already are
complaints. One is hat the board
is officer-packed. This is a little
ridiculous. All six were at one time
enlisted men. Two OF the members
were discharged as sergeants. They
are former T/Sgt. Jake Lindsay,
who won the congressional medal
OF honor in the infantry and now
works for the Veterans Administra-.
ton at Lexington, Mass; and for
mer Sgt. Meryll Frost, OF Hanover,
n. H.. who was bombardier in the
Air Forces and was badly wounded
in italy. He is now a vice president
of the Air Forces Association.
The other <our are former Off
GERS, but they all came up through
the traditional hard way through
the ranks. Other than Gen. Doolit-
tie. they are: former paratroop
Capt. Adna H. Underhill. Freeville,
N. Y, now employed by the N. Y.
State Conservation Department;
Lieut.. Col. Robert Neville, former
ly with Stars and Stripes in The
Mediterranean theater, and one OF
the chief critics OF the caste sys-
TEN: and former 1t. Gen. Troy II.
Middleton, hero OF the North Afri-
can and Sicilian campaigns and
now comptroller general Of Louis
lana State University.
Arguing that the wanted no pos
sible charge OF regular army influ-
ence levelled at the board, Gen.
Doolittle insisted that the hearings
be held at some other place than
the Pentagon Building.
All OF the hearings are "execu-
tive"-which means that the press
Is barred. Gen. Doolittle's conten-
ton is that better results will be
obtained from informal discussions
without putting Witnesses on the
spot through fear that their testi-
mony will make tomorrow's head
lines.
The committee doesn't plan to
concentrate on adverse criticism
OF the military caste system. Some
persons who approve of the present
differentiated man relationship
will be called. Civilians and Red
Cross workers who served with
GIs on the field also will be asked
10 state their views.
During the Revolution General
George Washington called on
Baron Won Steuben to give some
semblance Of organization TO the
hodge podge Continental Army.
There has been little change since
then OF that Prussian generals con-
cept of relationship between Off
GERS and enlisted men.
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moRMoNs PLAN NEW TEMPLE

Salt Lake City-UP-The Ids.
Church plans construction in
southern California totaling $1,60O..
600, President George Albert Smith
has announced. A temple costing
one million dollars will be the big.
gest project. II will be located
in Los Angeles, where the Mormon
population ranks second in size to
that OF Salt Lake City.
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TOWN SENDS POUR ADmIRALs

Calvert, Tex.-UP- The only
water in the Texas town OF Calvert
IL that which comes out OF the
drinking faucets. There isn't q
lake IT q creek or a pond anywhere
around. Yet Calvert, with popu-
lation Of 1000. furnished four full
Admirais to the U. 8. Navy during
the war. They were Adms. Spencer
Lewis, Parker Page. Noah Robin
son and Leland Crawford.
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HISTORIC CAMP UNSUITABLE

Niagara-on.the-Lake, Ont.-UP-
Because the broad commons Of
Camp Niagara has been judged I'M
suitable for modern merchanized
military training, historic Camp
Niagara In the future will be used
only for training infantry units.
The camp, which Is more than $50
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STAGE and SCREEN

But the operators have no choice
even when the stars themselves
call. Their numbers are changed
frequenu yand they often forget
them. You can imagine their frus-
tration when the operator says
I'm sorry, but that's an unlisted
number" The perennial story
around the telephone company 10
that Bing Crosby, to prove his
identity. crooned TO the operator.
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mon place act. II you notice that
someone else Is troubled by a
draft that does not affect you,
and you close the door, that Is
politeness and consideration for
others.
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Today's Horoscope

You are punctuai. and when you
start things you like to see them
move rapidly to completion. You
are somewhat impatient. impul-
sive and argumentative, but you
have many true and steadfast
friends. The aspects this after
noon are not favorable to start
ing a new plan or promoting your