The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-17
Police Records Filled by
Number of Minor Complaints

Various complaints were invest
igsted Sunday and today BY city
police.
Officers quieted a family disturb
ance in the 500 block OF Harriet
St.. at about 1918 p. m. Saturday.
John Whisenant. 651 Monroe Ave.
reported to police Sunday that an
unidentified person drove, into his
driveway and knocked down part Of
his fence. Officers found part OF an
automobile bumper near the broken
fence.
Police stopped an automobile
horn from blowing on N. Huron ST.
near st. Luke Episcopal Church at
about $3.50 a. m. today.
Maurice H. Wiilaert, 415 N. Huron
st.. reported to police at about 1880
p. m. Saturday that he had nearly
Deen struck by car being driven
in a very reckless manner.
A dog, identified by Mrs. c. p.
Steimle. Ala Olive ST., as the one
that bit her son Nov. 10, was or
dered held for 10 days. The dog.
police said, bore a license issued TO
e. Helzerman, 3s2 w. Park st. Pc
lice ordered the dog warden to hold
the dog because 1t appeared to be
improperly licensed.
Officers, who investigated q re-
port at about 4:40 a. m. Sunday
that the Superior Dairy, 51l W.
Cross St, had been broken into,
found that the front door had been
left unlocked. Officers learned that
nothing had been disturbed In the
store. Thomas H. Tate, 500 w. Cross
St., discovered the door open.
Investigate Cars
Police Investigated Sunday sew
eral complaints concerning parked
cars, including one which .obstruct-
ed view OF a stop sign.
On the report of Mrs. Freida
Tower. Sl7 W. Cross ST.. an auto
mobile bearing an Oakland County
license was lowed to q garage from
its parking place before Mrs. Tow
er's home. The car was parked so
that 1t concealed stop sign. The
owner Of the car was later In
formed that he could obtain 1t by
paying towing charges. The owner
was issued a traffic violation ticket
on improper parking charges.
Police ordered drivers OF four
automobiles to leave the vicinity
Of Cornell Rd. at abuot $3.50 p. m.
Sunday. Officers were unable 30
find an automobile reported parked
tn IN h. ~
Congress St. at about 9:25 p. m.
Sunday. A car reported parked In
field In the vicinity of 109 Miles
st. had been driven away when Of
ficers arrived at about S:15 p. m.
Sunday.
Frames Of two bicycles were re-
ported found Sunday and a COM
plant Of two stolen bicycles was
cleared when the bicycles were
later returned.
Gordon Gonyou, 20 E. Cross st.,
reported to police at about p. m.
Sunday that he had found the
frames OF two bicycles. One OF the
frames was identified as that OF
bicycle reported stolen Nov. IL
from William Heater, ITO Ballard
st.. and was returned to him. The
other bicycle frame has not yet
been identified.
Mrs. Clayton Hopp. 964 w. Cross
st., reported at about 1890 a. m.
Sunday that two bicycles had been
stolen from the rear of her home.
Mr.. Hopp reported at about ] a. m.
Sunday that the bicycles had been
borrowed by friends, who had re
turned them.
A man who identified himself as
Paul Ham, 927 Dickerson Ave-, De-
troit, Is held by police for further
investigation after he was arrested
when found lettering in the alley
opening off the 100 block of N.
Washington st. at abow. 500 a. m.
today. Police said that Ham had
no Identification on his person.
Ham stated he was in Eloise Hos
pital a short time ago and local
police returned him there today.
He spent the night In city ham de-
tention room.