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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07
Your Health

Coronary Thrombosis
Actually Stoppage in
Heart Artery
nv Toran rlerdeniuv u n.
o have been asked 10 discuss
the difference between coronary
thrombosis and angina pectoris.
The terms, formerly purely tech
nical, have found their way into
ordinary language. Thrombosis"
means the plugging of blood YES
sci by a clot of blood, and "coro-
nary" refers to the arteries that
supply the heart muscle. OF
course, when a coronary artery is
stopped by a blood clot. the part
of the heart muscle supplied by the
artery goes temporarily out OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07
Hints on EtIouette

Don't forget to write your re.
turn address on the outside Of let.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07
National sroadesstina Company

National 5roadcastins Company
-WWJ, $40; WXYZ, 1910: WLW,
700. WSPD, 1910; WTAM, 1910;
WGN, 720; WMAQ, $40; WIS, SD.
Columbia Broadeastins System =
WJR, $50; WoWo. ll60; WBBM'
40.
Mutual eroadcssting System -
CKLW. 1870. WLW, zoe; and WGN,
Tonight
The War-NBC-Red 7:15. 1l:15;
CHS S::5555, 10:45 East. 70; NBC-
Blue $50; MBS 10, 1890; NBC
~.
NBC-Red- 5 Lucille Manners
concert;
s: 30-Informstion Please,
9-Waltz Time;
9:3O-Oboler Play Problem
Papa;
10--Winss OF Destiny.
CBS-7:S0 West 10:S0) Al
Pearce;
Skate Smith and Boris Karloff;
9-Johnny Presents;
9:30-Walter Huston in you
and T.:
1O-R. ]. Thomas on What Lab
or Seeks.
NBC.Blue-s- Broadcast from
March Field. Calf;
s:30-Death Valley Days;
9-Gangbusters
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07
Words Of Wisdom

Words OF Wisdom
Always vote for a principle.
though you vote alone and you
may cherish the sweet reflection
that your vote "a never lost
John Quincy Adams
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07
TodayS Horoscope

Good fortune and prosperity
during the next ~ months await
the persons who have birthdays
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07
Pick of the Air Today

9:35-Happy Birthday;
10 Middleweight Fight, Ernie
Ugh vs.. Billy Soose.
MBS-S: 30-Laugh and Swing;
9:30-I Want a Divorce;
11-Chrcago Golden Gloves;
1880 Seattle. Wash, Army
Dlackout.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07
Lenten Reducing Diet

Planned by Chef Louis Azuni
Breakfast: Two prunes u No
cream; Ry-crisp toasted; orange
marmalade; coffee without sugar,
but cream.
Luncheon: Glass Of milk; two
whole wheat crackers; fruit salad.
Dinner: Vegetable soup, bread
and butter; string beans and
corn; cofee-no sugar, teaspoon
full cream. =
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Reader: Gould nervousness
be a factor in raising ones sedi-
mentation ratc?"
Answer - The sedimentation
rate of red blood corpuscles is due
TO the weight Of the eorpuscles.
These have normal weight and
fall to the bottom of a test tube
solution at a fixed rate. Physical
causes only - tuberculosis and
pregnancy notably-cause change
IN the weight of tie corpuscles.
nection with overseas powers rela-
Ionships with Latin America.
The trouble with US is
We need TO study up on some OF
these seemingly inconsequential
New World questions, IL
we want TO be friends with the
Latin Americans / lived there and
Know them, but very few others
do, in this country
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07

Small Concession by
Britain Would Cement
Argentine Relations
BY Charles P. Stewart

BY SUGGESTING to Britain the
desirability Of making a smallish
concession to the Argentine repub-
lie Uncle Sam could do more than
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07
One Minute Test

1. What is the female Of sheep?
2. Which country has the great
sr area. Argentina or Brazil?
g. What is any grand division
Of geological time called?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07

Saturday
The War CHS s, 9. II a. m,
1855. $50, $3.50 p. m: NBC 8 a. m.
6:25 p. M; NBC-Blue S:55 a. m
NBC-Red 9 a. m. las p. m; NBC
10. 1l:15 a. m, 6 p. m.
NBC-Red--2- Peoples Lobby,
What Peace Terms Do We
Want?" Sen. Gerald p Nye aud
Mary Hillyer;
3;S0-Drama And BY the PEG
PIE;
5:S0-Curtis Concert.
'lBS-l:30-No Politics quiz:
S-L!brsry OF Congress Concert !.
e. Report to Nation, Naval
Bases".
NBC Blue-12:30-Farm Bureau
Federation;
2-Metropolitan Opera "Alceste" f.;
NBC-2:45- Spring Training
baseball at Havana, Cleveland VS..
Brooklyn;
6:30-New series. Duluth Sym
phouy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07

today They will experience great
financial gains. happiness, much
social activity and travel. Il 10
foreseen They should beware OF
practicing deceit. and not let good
fortune spoil them II born on
this date. a child will be decided.
ly lucky In financial and domestic
matters He or she will have q
hne disposition. but may be N
danger Of deterioration through
peavish discomfort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Sports
CONTINUED from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
Ray Pinel Pinei the umpire varsity short
stop at Notre Dame.
Joe Krkwood veteran golf professional is in Nassau
giving the Duchess of Windsor lessons Il can't lose
this FALL Elmer Layden former Nore Dame football coach
happily Jimmy Foxx Red Sox socker developed wrist
power milking Suldersvle, Md. Art Ross Oldest
is flying instructor in the Royal Canadian Air Force
and the Boston hockey youngest in
holds pilots license in this country.
Eddie Powers outstanding Michigan basketball referee
doesn't think pro basketball will go Detroit like did
New York City They Morrie Arnovch of the New York
Giants who deferred the draft because of bad teeth
having fun proving how happened he will his
upper and lower plates the slightest provocaon George
Haas doesn't Chicago play poker during the
ball
Ted McGrew Brooklyn Dodger Hal White Tger
recru the best looking pitcher he the international
League last Hal chucked for Buffalo Jesse Hill,
Yankee outeder will be the Riverside California; Junior
College football coach Fall Brokers' Tip had
until he scored in the Kentucky Derby 1888
won again.
Mickey 1on who celebrated his hftyxth birthday recently
has been hockey referee 1912 in Vancouver For 80
years he officiated in 20 games each
David Alexander Kerr the New York Rangers goal
keeper insists he is Irish and Scotch Ke dad
Belfast and his mother from Wales Billy
Evans Babe Dahgren better fielding first
than Hal Chase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Finnegdn's Butler
Rifles Farmer Jones

An effort is being made by
Promoter Eddie Lewis of the
Arena Gardens to rematch Lord
Patrick Lansdowne Finnegan and
Farmer Jones for his main go next
Monday at the Gardens but thus
far. negotiations have not resulted
in closing the bout because Jones
insists that Finnegan keep his
butler. Jeems, out of the ring
This Finnegan refuses to do. Jones
claims he lost his first match here
due to the interference of the
butler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Serbian CdgerS
Due Tomorrow

Out-of-town teams taking part
in the sixth annual Serbian
American N ional Basketball
Tournament. which opens Friday
at 8 a. m. at Naval Armory will
arrive tomorrow.
About 800 players from % cities.
10 states and Canada will COM
pete before the tournament closes
Sunday. Pennsylvania leads all the
states with eight teams. Ohio is
second with five, then comes Hill
noiS with four. Indiana and Min
nesota both have three and West
Virginia, Nebraska. Wisconsin and
Ney York all have one each. Can
ada also has entered one team.
George Glamack, All-American
in 1939-40 from North Carolina
University. is only one of the
many outstanding scoring stars OF
the country that will play. Gla-
mack. playing with the Johnstown,
o.. team this Winter, set a col.
legiate scoring record by making
45 points in one game against
Clemson College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Joe, Abe Near
End of Drills

Continued from First Sport Page)
the Motor City A. c. were cut
short because he melted out such
punishment. He looked good. but
if hopes for victory rose in his
camp. they were that much higher
at the Dance Paradise where the
champion took his workout before
the usual packed house.
That's because Louis showed
himself as the Louis of old, not
the man who fought Al Mccoy
and Red Burman. He's sharp and
he's fast. and it's safe to say he's
in the greatest shape of his career.
THRIvEs ON WORK
That he is in shape. mentally
and physically. is credit to his
trainer, Jack Blackburn, who has
brought him along on this fight-a-
month program designed to bring
him to his peak for his fight with
Billy Conn in June.
Just one more bout is on the
schedule after Friday nights
match. That will be against Tony
Music in st. Louis early in April.
Not one bit tired by staying in
training almost constantly since
early in November, Louis is as
eager and enthusiastic for this
fight as he is for the June meeting
with Conn. And if he's in the same
shape in June as he is now, you
can look for dancing master Conn
to take lesson in boxing himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
TAKE TURNS ABOUT

During those first few minutes
of the last session, the teams pro-
duced a you score one, then
we'll score one" affair.
In less than four minutes 19
points we're marked up. Key man
in the avalanche, so far as Central
was concerned, was Harlan Hudg-
ms. a giant center.
He Embossed a one-hander which
gave Central a 22-20 lead after
Joe Nosewicz slipped through to
knot the score at 20. Later. with
Chadsey crowding Central at
1925. Hudgins rang the bell twice
in succession. And these scores
sewed up the issue.
But. Central didn't quiet its
machinery, or 60 into the usual
stall when a teams in front. They
kept waring until the finish found
the Blazers a tired bunch.
In the "semis" at the Naval
Armory, Central will take on
Southeastern. The other half of
the program will pit Highland
Park. defending Metro champion,
against Southwestern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Scratches

Interaatie News serviee Wire
At TROPICAL PARK
Weather. clear: track. fast.
Frs Raoe-Riversass, Lady Dtvtne,
NsEie May. Gala Grp, Mssicsl Mood,
Lady Infinity.
second Race - Trp.tw orthy. EVsnsed.
wha Mae. Athe'hi'ds' India" re"ny'
Third Rsee-0reus. Waller. Exposure.
Clayviiie. Rusty Gold, Happy winner.
Fourth ksce-Hi-kid, Little Tramp,
The Thrush.
sixth Race-Blumers. Hrav. Action,
Rad n. Bonified, He Man. Alcinous.
seventh Rsce-Opes Door, High Blame,
saxonisn. Pick Out.
Ttghth Raee-stsr Hunter, Cave Hii.
Tetrstown, Psniab. Flushing. sure swift.
ninth Race tsubstitutep DECLARED off,
At oAKLAws PARK
Weather. cloudy; track, fast.
First Raee-Blue Tints, Aeaea.
NTH Rsee-BIind EsEk.
sixth Race-Buii Market.
Ninth Race tsubstitsteb -Deciared off.
PIeid Hor-es-seeond GUY n. Jimmy
Tom. The NiEsm. Eighth; Rabdoi. Man
hunt. Can y.
At HAVANA
Weather, clear; track. fast.
First Raoe-TriaRon. PTtneipesss, Idle
F1Wt. Earl Porter. Rustic doe. The
BoaneeT.
serond Raoe-DuRllt, ouest Der. Fytch-
Iey. Mudsul. Eark p. south Anna.
THIRD Raee-War Ration, Lady Flyer,
MisinfoFuaer
Foarth Race-Book'r Pride. Mr.. Buddy.
Hudeesrd. H,m~ius. Rockey Mike, SAT
dsaA.
sIrth Raee-Nakeu, Busse Trumpet.
Habit Flying Rapture. Epscsl. sky Oru,e.
seventh Winchester. Good W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
H drdies, zelda
Keep Going
In HandbdH

For the first time in the history
Of the event. the University OF
Detroit Handball Club will have a
team in the quarterfinals of the
Michigan A. A. L. doubles hand
ball tournament al the L. OF D.
Field House tonight.
Harold Hardies and Joe zelda.
the Titan standard bearers, made
a great comeback last night 10
knock Leonard Meldman and
Bob Suder out of the running,
Pile. 5-21. Pills.
Stan Gallup and Al Zerbo. the
defending titleholderS, VIII be
seeking their third tournament win
when they oppose Joe Winkler
and Ralph Kunin tonight. The
latter pair outSwatted John
Howell and Bill Goodson last
night. 21-20, 2l-9.
Last nights results:
Or Min LAppin-Leo Dressler defeated
Carl Koch Peter Cucchsitii 2l-i7. 2l-2. Lou
9e-ha- Marvin stem defeated Jos CAshy -1al
Bohn. 2l-l1. Ellis. Al zerho stan Gaiaup
defeated Armand puhsri-Rnl HAYES, 2l-lh.
81 Pau Merlo-Ai sehaufelberger de
feated Jack HAgenah-Joe Finn. n Is.
1921 si-6 TED Lemmer Ben Naterstone
defeated John Mike Gustomski. 2l-le. Fl
Joe winkier- Ralph Kunin defeated John
HoweH-Rll Coodson p 20 7ls. Tom
EadiSh-Ahe Tutfleman defeated George
RrescoIl-John Mccrohsn, 2i-i4, 2l-ie. HAr-
old Hardies-Joe zelda defeated Leonard
Meldmsn- Bob suder, his, Sal, 2l-lo.
Tonight's pairlngS:
p m-Doctor Lappin Leo DRESSER vs..
Lou zerbo-M. stein.
rs p m-AI Zerbo-s. Gsiaup vs.
J WinklerR Kunin
D nj. waterstone vs..
kadish -Tuttleman.
.. ADMINISTRATIONS VS..
Hsrdies zelda
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Star Yankee Rookie
Passes Draft TEST

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. March
.19.-(INS)-Phil Rizzuto, rookie
Yankee shortstop, was pronounced
in first-class physical condition
and available for immediate army
service last night by DR.. F. z.
Krumm. head of the local draft
examining board. Complete re-
ports, however will not be made
until later today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

Wen sell out the joint"
said Tom. "Now I suggest"
Great" echoed Mike. "When
do you want him ?"
april T." said Tom des-
perately, land would you mind
if"
That's okay by me-" said
Mike. who does he go with 2"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Luisetti Stars
With Il Points
International New. serv,o, Wire

DENVER. March 19.-Angelo
Hank" Luisetti, Stanford's famed
All-American, tailed IT points last
night as he made his debut in the
National A. A. u. Basketball tour
nament He led the Olympic Club
of San Francisco TO 1928 victory
over the ST. Louis Nebcos.
Luisetti's sensational shooting.
which brought the crowd of 5000
10 its feet time after time, moved
the Olympians into the third
round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Goldsmith Elected
M Hockey Captain

ANN ARBOR. March 19.-Paul
Goldsmith. speedy wingman from
Swampscott. Mass. was chosen
captain of the 1941-42 University
of Michigan hockey team here
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
FelIer
May Face
His Cousin
Continued from First Sport page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
Earl Cook. also recruits. Trucks
showed a fast ball. but was wild.
In fact all pitchers were wild-the
two teams piling up a grand total
of Is walks. Cook had a bad in
ning-the seventh-when the Reds
punched three hits with two
passes and a brace of errors to
fashion four runs and take an 8
to 4 lead.
But the Tigers hit back hard
when Pat Mullin cleaned the base 5
with triple and tied the count.
The blow came off Joe Beggs, who
had replaced Whitley Moore. who
before that had taken the place of
Johnny Wander Nicer. The Tigers
punched four hits on no-hit Wander
Nicer for three markers in the
opening frame.
If Hank Greenberg. in the Tiger
rally in the eighth, had not tried
to steal third with one out and
Rudy York at bat, the Tigers
might still have been batting.
Hank was out a country mile.
SCORES ON ERROR
Then came Cincinnati's winning
run in the ninth, shameful thing.
With two out and Gar Del Savla
on base. Joe Mack whacked a
double to right. The recruit base
runner Scooted around to third,
checked in there momentarily and
then went on home when York,
on Tampa's bunny grounds, let
Ned Harris throw in get away
from him. A players life wasn't
worth a nickel on the Tampa
field. 1t is recommended as a
proving ground for Mr.. Ford, the
horseless buggy man.
But York didn't let anything
get away from him at the plate.
He got three hits for four, which
means three hits in four official
times at bat. The previous day
against st. Louis Cardinals. York
had four for four including three
home runs.
The Tigers had an open date
today in their Spring schedule of
inter-club games. Tomorrow the
Brooklyn Dodgers come to Lake
land and Friday the Tigers journey
again to Orlando to play the
Senators. The Cincinnati Reds
come her Saturday to top off the
weeks program for the Tigers.
Buck Newsom will probably
pitch Saturday. Bo-Bo says his
back is okay and he is anxious to
get going. He fell on his back in
the clubhouse reaching for an
extra piece of pie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Fight Results
ny international News Service

At Neg Workable spoidi. I3s, New
York. scored technical knockout over
Charley seelis, la. Philadelphia 90. Lou
sehwartl, ls7. New. York, won on tech
meal Knockout over Frankie Britt, i5s.
Fall River. Mass ca. Bobby Rufsin, i3s.
New York, decisioned Mike Belleise, i3z.
New York 90. Guilermo Puentes. i3s,
South America. defeated Norman Rcd
Rain. l%i. Philadeiphia t0.
At roronto-Dave CastilIoux. I34. To-
ronto, knocked out Harris Blake. I33.
Buffalo, N. Y. 90. Make BERGER. 143.
Montreal, scored technical knockout over
Johnny RinAidi, LA, New York az.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Strange SETTINGS

The boxing arena operated by
Captain PeebleS in Miami was
formerly a swimming pool. An
other fight club in Holyoke. Mass,
was built in a huge water tank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Central + Pours
# On 10 Win
P|dyoff Tilt
BY GEORGE MASKN

Should Central Highs basket
ball team collapse from exhaustion
in the semifinals of the Metropolis
tan League championship Friday
night-it will be easy to explain
The answer will be the fourth
period of yesterdays West Side
playoff game which saw the Trail
blazers blaze past Chadsey, 4O-29
in the Mackenzie gym.
Despite the decisive margin al
the finish. Central as late as the
halfway juncture in the final
period stood in an uncomfortable
position. Chadsey. coming from al
most no place. had managed to tie
the count and then proceeded tC
hang right in therefor while
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Nothino But Bills

In the past six years, the three
Bills of midget auto racing-Mor-
rissey, SCHNEIDER and Holmes
have captured all of the indoor
title hOnors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
By PAT ROBINSON

International New, Service sports Writer
NEW YORK. March 19.-Ever
hear OF Tony Music?
We were afraid of that. Well.
anyhow. Tony is one OF the Chi
cago Mustos and a gent who is
very well thought of in the pugil-
istic circles in which he is wont to
travel.
Unfortunately - for Tony - he
was not content to travel in his
own little social set. He would
insist on mingling with the elite.
And so. today. we find him duly
10 membership in Joe
Louis Sock of the Month" club.
INITIATION ON APRIL
Tony undergoes his initiation in
st. Louis April Z and the cere-
mony is scheduled TO run Is
rounds but we hear that il NAV
not last that long. In fact. we are
willing TO risk few kopecks that
II won't.
1t all came about yesterday
when Tom Packs, the st. Louis
fiStic impresario. got together with
Mike Jacobs. the overload of the
fight racket.
II gotta get Joe Louis for a
fight In our town." said Tom.
And for an opponent 4 sug-
gest-"
That's swell" Mike cut in.
Can we do any business ?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
New Vicfim(?) for Louis
TONY MUSIC MEETS JOE ON APRIL !

1--WE been trying TO tell you,"
said Tom. How about Tony
Musto?"
"Okay." agreed Mike. who's
he:"
Here he Is. right here"
said Tom. showing forward a
sandy-haired young man who is
built like a brick smoke house.
TONY. meet Mike Jacobs
you know. the great promoter"
PLEASED to meetcha," NUT
tered Tony
"Sign right here" said Mike.
"You're getting III, per cent"
And that's how Tony made hi
application to the Joe Louis "Socl
OF the Month" Club. Joe will taxi
care of the balance of the initia
ton at the usual rates-42l2 pc
cent.
HE WEIGHS 1875
Tony stands only 5 foot 7 in hi
socks and weighs 1875. He is salt
TO be a weaver who throws punche
from all angles. Those who know
him say he can sock much bette
than most of Joe's club members
And what's more important, h
can absorb punches in grand style
Red Burman was elected to tn
Louis club in January. Gus Dorazi,
in February. Abe Simon will b,
indicted into the club this Frida!
at Detroit as the March member
And good old Tony of the Chicag,
Mustos will be the April victim
pardon me, | mean member.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

Like the sterling" mark on fine
silver, the name Green River on
a bottle of whiskey signifies
surety of outstanding quality.
Folks found this so half CEN
fury ago. you Il find it SO when
you buy a bottle today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

MICHIGAN-ONTARIO LEAGUE
PLAYOFFS
SERIES
Detroit wins series, ? Eamss to 0.
SERIES p
Three cut ~ hvel
Windsor Z, DETROIT ..
DETROIT q. Windsor q overtimesl d.
DETROIT 4. windsor 3 tovertimeb.
Windsor Z. DETROIT 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
HOCKEY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Boston 4. DETROIT I.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-18
Deanna Durbin to
be Wed Tonight

fDy ASSOCIATES fressl
Hollywood, Apr. 1S-AP-Deanna
Durbln, q quiet girl herself, will
have a xlamorous wedding tonight,
with 900 guests.
This Is my frst romance" she
remarked when she and Vaughn
Paul, IS year old studio executive.
obtained their marriage license.
And | hope It is going to be my
last"
The golden voiced film singer
OF 10 will be married at $3.50 p. m,
(ll:30 p. m, EST, in Wiltshire
Methodist Episcopal Church by the
pastor, the Rev. DR.. Willsie Martin.
The double ring ceremony will be
used.
To the smallest detail. strict
rules Of the big church wedding will
be followed. Bridesmaids, ushers
and attendants will be in formal
dress.
The wedding will be one Of the
rare glamour ceremonies OF late
years in this town. Most actors
and actresses have dashed to a
nearby town-often TO Arizonas
Gretna Green at Yuma-been mar
ried in a civil ceremony, and rush
ed back TO work.
Deanna and the only sweetheart
she ever had will take a months
honeymoon. Hoping TO avoid the
curious, they did not say where.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-18
Two Cyclists
Hurt in Crash

Two Ann Arbor youths were in
jured Thursday afternoon when the
motorcycle on which they were
riding sideswiped a car, as they
were attempting to pass it on
-M-17 near the CS-23. Dean w
Titus, Jr., II, sol Mosley St.rrsuf-
fered a broken left leg. his little
toe was amputated and his foot
was lacerated. Harry w. Nord-
meyer, II, 1903 Lenawee' St. suf-
fered laceration on the left leg
and bruises. Both were taken to
st. Joseph's Hospital, Ann Arbor
The car was driven by William
S. Byler, Battle Creek.
Property Damage
Property damage was caused in
two minor accidents here Thurs
day. q
Cars driven by ". l. Haberer. I'll
N. River St. and Lauren p. Wood.
903. W. Huron ST.. Ann Arbor, col
lided at the intersection of II. Cross
81. and N. River st. Thursday af-
ternoon.
Vehicles operated by Miss Har-
rfet K Wortley. 105 n. Adams St,
and Dale r. Vealey. IL IL S.
Washington St., collded on n.
Washington ST. Thursday after
noon when Miss Wortley, who was
double parked. backed her car to
let another out from the curb.