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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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(Biy The As~octate4 Prea)
UW 'Appeal Decision
,In Poniac Rent Strike' f
PONTIAC, Mich., June 4.-W)--A!
~United Automobile Workers comm~it-
tee directing a "rent strike" here an-
poniced today that a verdict =for the
landlord in the first eviction trial
would be appealed.
Odin H. Johnson, at orney for the
unon, sai~d he would ontend thQt the
case was improperly in court because
the property owner, Mrs. Ada A. ,Cook,
had not conmplied with a state law
requiring periodic fire and health in-
spections.
"The state law provides that land-
lords cannot bring actions for rent
or for possession unless they have
complied with the housing law,"
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Sponsors Pf Wqge-Hour Measure
Johnson said.
The appeal will be to circuit court.
Johnson said it would be filed Mon-
day. In the meanwhile, Wilber Jen-
nings, who was found guilty of illegal
,possession in yesterday's trial, was
looking for other quarters. He was
ordered to move because he refused
to pay more than $11 a month for
a Maur-room partly' furnished apart-
mernt in a remodeled dwelling.
--Give To Tlfie Student Book Fund-
FIND SEVEN BODIES
REDDING, Calif., June 4.-(AP) -
The bodies of seven men who burned
to death in a Greyhound bus which,
cracked up unaccountably and in-
stantly became a funeral pyre were
recovered late today.
Last Times Today
at 3:l5 and 8:15!
"Aroused an enthusiasm far
in excess of anything that
has gone before."
-Detr oit Times
Second Group of
NOEL COWARD'S
"tolnight at 8:30"
"Fam ly _Album"
(. "Fumed Oak"
".Sh adow Par'I
starring Jessie Royce Landis,
with Charles Romnano
Opens Monday "Toyarich"
Lydic Mendelsohn
Theatre
Nights: at 8:15 -- 75c, $1.10
and $1.50. Mats: at 3:15 -
50c and 75c.
Box -office Phone 6300
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LAUNDRY
LAUNDR'Y 2-1044. Sox darned.
Careful work at a low {price. ft
NOT CES
SUMMER play group for pchildren,:
21.2-4 .years. Hours 8-1 . Call
Frances Ma c agton. 5837.
TYPING : Neatly and accurately
.done. M~9rs. H'oward, 613 Hill VStreet.
%Pbox~e 5244. 568
R'ANTED
C;IWTIN'G WANTF.D O -BUY: Any
old and new suits, ucverc(ats,,at $3,
$5,0~, $25. LADWES' FUR COATS,
TYPWITERS, OLD GOLD,
DIAMtONDS and musical instru-
,ments. Phone Sam. 0304. ?8x
WjNTgEp: Gr~,duAte students desire
3 r r more room apartmnent for
Summ~er school. Reply (Box 960)
FOR RENT
,ROOMS for girls su~mmer session.
L*arge yard, trees, garage. 1511i
WVahenaw. Tel X851.
FOREST-928: For summer, fur-
nished 3-room apartment. Light
an4d airy. Private bath. Adults only.
$40 per .month. Phone 2-1767.
THE MONROE (522 Monroe) ?f-
block west Law Qjuadrangle offers
furnished 2-room apartments, pri-
vate baths, murphy beds, electric
refrigeration. $35, $40, $45. Phonie
2-2839.
WE HAVE several nice apartments
near the campus becoming vacant
after June 15th. Included in these
are 1, ;2, 3, and 5 room apartments.
1Prices range from $20.00 to $90.00.
Trisinger Apa rt me n ts. Phone
2-2087, night 8360-2-3081-4901.
LARGE double room, newly-f ur-
nished, clean. 811 Sylvan Street.
Phone 2-3867. 587
FURNISHED bachelor apartment
with private bath and shower. Also
large double with adjoining lava-
tory. Continuous hot water, shower
bath. Gatrage. Phone 8544. 422 E.
Washington. 589
FOR RENT : My home in Ann Arbor
Hills, furnished, for yea~r from
Sept. 1. A.- R. Morris, 2815 Wash-
tenaw. 598
SIX-ROOM nicely-furnished apart-
ment. Call 6323 for appointment.
599
FOR SALE
TWO NEW Electrolux kerosene re-
frigerators, cheap. Ideal for that
cottage without gas or electricity.
Electric Service Co., 330 S. Main.
Phone 3514. 508-
The course of P'resident Roosevelt's wage and hour bill, as it passes
through the legislative channels, will be directed by these two men-
Rep. William P. Connery, Jr. (left), of Massachusetts, and Sen. Hugo
L. =Black, of Alabama,. They head the House and Senate labor commit-
tces and sponsored the bills, on which :hearings have been started.
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1930 Stutz G-wheel Sedain, good
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1929 Seven Passenger Cadillac
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ARE YOU DRIVING HOME?
SEE THESE EXCEPTIONAL
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1934 Ford Spt. Coupe .. .. $115
1932 Buick Sedan....... $275
1933 Chevrolet Coach . ... $295
1928 Studebaker Sedan :.. $50
1929 Ford Tudor.....$60
1930 Nash Coach......... $75
1931 Oakland Coach...... $150
1934 Plymouth Del. Sedan $365
1935 Ford Tudor......... $350
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Across from Masonic Temple
Drive a car home. See our ex-
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ASK TH-E MAN WHO3 BOUGHT ONE.
LAST JUNE we sold used cars to several students to drive home.
They all reached their destinations without trouble of any sort. One
of the cars we sold went to the Engineering Camp in Wyoming, then
on to the Pacific and back to Ann Arbor without any expense except
gas and oil. The car cost only $125.
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1933 Olds 5 pass Sed...... $325
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1930 Ford coach, very good $12.5
1929 Chev. ma~ich, excellent
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1928 Studebaker 5 pass Sed $75
1927 Studebaker 5 pass 'Sed $50
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