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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Eagles Play Toledo
In Pro Cage Tourney

CHICAGO. Feb. % QNS).-
Pairings for the fourth annual
worlds professional basketball
tournament. announced tonight,
pit the defending champions, the
Detroit Eagles. against Toledo
The tournament will open in Chi
cago next Saturday night and con-
tinue through Wednesday. when
the championship game will be
played. The Detroit Auto Club
five Is also entered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
RoHin' Around

News OF the Kinks:
Here's the final program for the
Michigan State speed. dance, pairs
and figure skating championships
to be held March 81. April l, Z
and 3 at Arcadia and Arena Gar
ldens:
March 81 at Arcadia; Q a m.-Regis'
ltration for all speed events; $3.50 a. M
Senior and intermediate events, p. m.
Junior and Juvenile events; p. m.-Senioi
mems Smile race.
April at Arena Gardens and Arcadia
10 80 a. m-Novice mems figures tArenal
liz 80 D. m.-Junidr girls figures tArena)
II D. m-Junior boys figures tArena);
In. m-Free skating for all above events
(Arena); 4:30 p, m.-Novice skate dane
ling (ArcadiaD.
| April al Arena Gardens and Arcadia
Q 80 a. m.--Novice ladies figures (Arena)
Il 80 .. m.-Novice ladies' free skatini
(Arena): , p. m.-Senior skate dancini
(Arcadia); S p. m.-Junior skate dancing
| (Arcadia).
| April al Arena Gardens: $50 a. NJ
Senior mems figures; IL 80 a. m. --Senio
ladies figures; $50 D. m. Senior men'i
and women's free skating; $3.50 y. NJ
Junior. novice and senior pairs, p. M
lFours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

FIRST RAcE-N2oo allowances 2
year ODDS, a mile:
tBulIpen Peters, 30 90 $50
tan Hoss tArcaro) - 20 40
Joe Burger (Whoeyl 10
Time - of 2-lOt4
Listing signal Tower Victory P!ay. Her
Guardian Blended Well Mr lnhnity, Rub
her City Black Grip. Blue Pom, 'Msd
Time and Fresh Money also ran.
Field
tDead heat for afst
SECOND RACE - 81 200. claiming. 4.
year-olds and up, IL miles
T7rsPe1,.s Artist sMehr'eno 30 ssS go go
Chance Ray (Wielander) 8 30
-Time-2ief-2-5, Off ztF1.
stand Alone. stable Bonihed, Wood
Blaze Hand and Glove. Purling Light,
shasta Mollie, Doorbell and Tough Bird
also ran.
THIRD RACE - 81 400. allowances 3
Arthur j. (wnghU 81 10 1900 90
saku tArcaroD $40 $50
Fire (Gilbertb s 80
Time ~ 3-5, of ~
Spread Eagle. Deviltry. calstsn and Last
Sou also ran.
FOURTH RACE-$I, 500 allowances. &
vearolds and up, 2, mile
warlock tAtkinson) - p so go so
Johnnie J. tMeadel 500 ; 90
D0uhlrab CWeilander) 3 80
Time III As, OF 34l y
Zacstine. Kingfisher and Daily Delivery
also ran.
FIFTH RACE 50 500. allowances 4
year-olds and up, Ia miles:
Market Wise tEadsi $50 so 3. 30
- ention MEADE $50 90
var Relic (Arcaro) $40
Time 1:f9 3-5, of 4:i9.
Best Seller a-Moland. b-Pictor, Olym-
pus, b-Challedon and a-Porters Cap also
ran
Howard entry.
b-Brann entry.
SIXTH RAcE-S25. OOo ADDED Flamingo
stakes, 3-year-olds. y miles
Requested (Arcaro) 1910 80 $50
'Redthorn (EadsD $50 30
Alsah CVeddprb 500
TiS,e 80 as, off 4:53H.
American Wolf Bright Willie, sweep
swinger. Alohort. First Fiddle, Florizan
Beau, Grey wing More Than Few, 'Sir
war. 'Wood Robin Equinox. Rodney
and ITO Boot also ran.
Field.
SEVENTH RACE - ST. 500. allowances,
t-year-olds and up, Ia miles:
City Talk (Day( $40 30 so
In Question (WelandeD 40 ESQ
Century Note (Arcarol so
Time 2:3i of 5.21ia
Greedan and Royal Man also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-si.2oo. Claiming. {.
yesr-olds and up. III miles Con the turf
Hnblond tDayl $50 so 3l0
Brown Bomb tPierson) 500 3p0
Dogo (Delara) 3bO
Time 2 IS, off 5:52M.
Pfiatssun. Nightly, stem -Winder. lror
Bar and Tedder also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Hiqbe Fined $3.50
FOR MONDAY

HAVANA. Feb. % CUP).-Presi.
dent Larry MacPhail of the Brook
lyn Dodgers today fined Pitcher
Kirby Higbe $3.50 for missing sever
workouts with the club. Higbe
Joined his mates here recently
after delaying several days al
Miami. Fla. where he refused tC
fly to Havana unless permitted tC
take his wife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
OakIawn Results

FlksI fACE-AooO, claiming f-year'
otto's Choice tGuerinD $50 80 ? SO
KING Cotton Brooks so 2 20
Kilocycle (DattiloD 270
Algeomsr. Real Boy, Miss Grief Mister
Major Vote Boy First Family 'Skean
Dhu. Wee Bit and 'Molda also ran.
'Fieid.
SECOND RAcE-ssOo. claiming '.ysar-
MAJ q c c a. (F5anElnD $50 5?S 10 y
Madam High CBrooks) II 81
Time l:l7, of 2:3slz.
Shasta Man. Chance Lark Invoice. Spec
tator Rangle. Brilimlss vsldins Ria
Aunt Pet and Roman Tea also ran.
Field.
THIRD RACE ConFina, nin,h)-SsOo,
claiming 4-year-olds and up, q. mile.
Doll Baby tzufeltD no go $40
Soberano CBslaskD 60
Time 1918 3-5. of OS
Doctors Pose Black BsEgsr Tuloms
Dinner Jacket. Nv Crest. Dawn Portage.
san Monica Prospect Boy and Pop :
Rival also ran.
Field.
FOURTH RACE $500 claiming 3.yesr.
olds. a. mile.
FL Osuna (Tucker) 90 so ?, 20
keene Advice CClingmanj $50 4 so
Gummed Up (FiSk) $50
Time 1:15 As, OF 3.374
Star Whiz, Hattie Belle. h Rounder and
Latent also ran.
-Fff'rH RKCE-Si 600 handicap, 3-year-
lolds and up 1.i6 miles
lVinum (BrooksD il 90 40 2 80
Bulwark Longden) $50 2 20
Pirate CGuerinJ 2 81
Time / as 3-5. OF 4.051s
omelet and Quarterback also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SsOo. claiming. f-year
olds and up. l lie miles
Like Greenock
tLeBlanc) 5000 10 10 s5C
BuTgoo Trail (BalsskD $40 3.2C
Be Prepared (Guertnl 3.5t
Time 1851 Is off { SO
Prompto. Felthorn. RecOatna and Maurice
X. also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-SsOO. claiming, 4
lxear-oIds and up. = miles
Fencing CGuerinD $40 rs,
Redrock Canysn woods BOO
Time ST 3-5 off sos
Max Frost High Blame Razor sharp
Spanish Belle and Destination also ran,
EIGHTH RACE-SsOO, claiming. 4-yesr.
olds and up. Ia miles:
Invincible tMorrissey $50 500 $50
Arky tTurnbulD $50 sc
Jacks Pride (Bush) 5 a
YondelI F.. Grandever. Whichaway, Yarr
Sox, Pomplit Onus, San Francisco and
'BAhadur also ran
Time 2:l3 as. of 536h.
Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Only Appearance

The Eagles. who forSook the Ma
tional League 10 go on the road
will be making their only appear
ance OF the season in the town
.they-eaA home And there'lI be
faces strange 10 Detroit fans in
their lineup. although Jack
Ahearn. Bud jeanette and Ed
Parry, only local boy are still on
hand.
Efforts are being made by Coach
Dutch Dehnert 10 obtain a fur
Tough for biI Ed Sadowski now IN
the army. 10 play with the team
that night. New faces include Paul
Widowitz and Lou kaSperik from
Duquesne's great team Of last year
and Press Marovich, All-American
at Davis ElkinS.
Auto Club. only professional
team that has played regularly in
Detroit will also have newcomers
IN the lineup. Johnny Maddocks,
Western Michigan's captain last
year: Norm Barton, former Alma
captain and Walt Tanana Of Law
renee Tech have been added by
Cincy Sachs 10 compensate for the
loss Of Leo Beebe and Bob Mcleod
10 the service and Danny Smick' s
exit because Of injury.
Johnny Townsend. University of
Michigan great new playing with
Indianapolis. will be with Toledo
for the one night He'll join jim
Rae. another Wolverine captain.
and ChuckovitS in their b a I @
against the RenS who boast such
Negro stars as Sonny Boswell, Wee
Willie Smith. PIGGY Bell, Zach
Clayton and Hillary Brown.
Worlds champions from 1929 10
1885. the New York Celtics were
obtained 20 meet the Globe Trot-
tiers when the Long Island Flyers
passed up the opportunity. Led by
Ted Strong. the converted base
baller, and with such men as Babe
Presley, Bernie Price and Roose-
welt Hudson on hand. the Glowing
Harlem five is no setup for any
club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

fAt Hot Springs. Ark y
bright AND EARLY, Cloudy
Weather Windshield
2-MAsCULINE, Bagsseen. Columbus
Day,
a-FLYING BoNNY. Count Chat, Po-
laris
4-HENRY GREENoCK, Quiz Kid,
GIRO
5-BE BLUE. Book Plate. Marogay
6-DIAvoLO CLIFF, Battery, Khsy-
gram.
idle LAD. Radio Wave, Prefer
Transit.
s-PAPA JACK, Holl Image fpmpton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Mond a y
Best Bets
(By United Press
HIALEAH
FOR MONDAY
tAt Miami Fla '

(At Miami. Fla)
1-RtNGMENOW, Rune b .'ride,
Trustee
2-wIsENHEIMER. Beamy. Gino Beau.
3-EI. CABALLERo. stimstone. Billy o.
BIC BEN. Speed 20 spare, Lassator.
5-AREsTINO. Trois Pistoles. Ship Bis
cult
Sup THE HILL. Dark Discovery,
Pretty Pet
7-WAYRIEL. Lou Bright, Heresheeomes.
s-CURWEN, Grand Central. Explora-
ton
BEsT-RING MENOW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
To Detect 'Nervino'

George Mahoney OF the Mary
land racing commission has offered
the free use Of a machine which
will disclose "nerved' horse 10
turf officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
d avs
Best Bets
(By International News Service
HAVANA

FAt Havana, CubaD
I CHICKEN LADY, Queen Regnsnt.
The Wink
LADY BALKo. EMMA. Hard Chase.
3-AZABACHE. Ny Gracious Curiey
Cue
BE QUIET, Let's Elope. Cracksll
5-LEESBCRC J. Edgar H. Willard
6-HfGHER BRACKET, jolly Flag.
Major r.
my PONNE, Bubblevorth Hesrtease.
STEM o. HEARTS. Beaver County,
Tell Me
BEsT-LEESRERG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Olympia Offers
-
-Four Champs
IN Trip|e-Hedder
Eagles Meet Autos.
Celties Play Trotters,
Toledo Battles Rens
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Detroit will preview the fourth
annual Worlds Professional Bias.
ketball Championships Tu es d a y
night when Olympia stages the
first tripleheader in its history.
The Detroit Eagles will meet
the Auto Club in the opener al
, p. m. The New York Renaissance
fivs~-will meet Chuck Chickovits
Toledo aggregation in the second
game and the Harlem Globe Trot-
tiers C a h with the New York
Celtics in the nightcap of what the
promoters c all the Parade OF
Champions. .
AL except the Celtics have re-
ceived invitations 10 compete in the
Chicago tournament which will be
held March I'll and is sponsored
by the Herald-American. The
Eagles were dubbed the Cinderella
team last year when they upset
the Rens and Globe Trotter
among others 10 win the crown.
. The Rens won the title in 1889,
the Trotters in 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
OAKLAWN

BEsT-RINGMENov
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
Air Patrol Commander
Names Flight Leaders

Ann Arbor. Mich. Feb. Pour
leaders for flights Of the Ann Ar
Dor Civil Air Patrol squadron have
been named by Alfred lngebrigtsen,
SQUADRON commander and co-mana-
ger Of the municipal airport. Lead
ers for the Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti
district are Wayne Struble, LEROY
Rice. Clarence Thurston and Roger
Wagamon.
A shortage OF radio operators and
mechanics was noted by Command
er Ingebrigtsen in announcing Sat
urday that so members, including
10 women pilots, now belong to
the patrol.
Ground school classes and
courses in meteorology, first aid
and physical education will begin
soon, Mr.. Ingebrigtsen said, adding
that effort is being increased TO
build up the Notifying unit of the
patrol.
Ten Ann Arbor men. appointed
by Commander Ingebrigtsen 10
official positions, are Hazen Dick,
executive officer: Ronald Hinter-
man, adjutant; John Seeley, pers-
onuel Office; DR.. Harold F. Falls,
medical officer; George freeman,
intelligence officer: Raymond V.
Roberts, public relations; Arthur
Lambert. training and operation Of
ficer; Robert MacVicar, supply Of
ficer: Howard Clapsaddle, transpor-
tation officer, and Elton A. Wenzel,
communication officer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
Honest Youth Returns
Money to GrinnellS

Ann Arbor, Mich. Feb. p A
deposit envelope, containing s266.li
in cash and checks which had been
lost Thursday afternoon by Miss
Marjorie Kroner, bookkeeper OF
Grinnell Bros, S25 S. Main St, was
returned to the store by Wayne
Lammerson, II. 423 N. Fourth
Ave, who found the envelop near
the Ann Arbor Savings Bank.
Police were searching for the
envelop and money after Miss
Kroner reported it either lost or
stolen. Miss Kroner said she miss
ed the sack while on her way to
deposit it in the bank. Police re-
ported the cash and checks undis-
turbed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
University Regents Plan
Educational ACCeleratlon

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 2-The
University Board OF Regents, at
Fridays meeting, placed the curri-
culum schedule on a three-term
basis, accepted endowments total
ing s416,244.50, including 100000
from the Rackham Fund to the In
stitute for Human Adjustment, and
heard requests for three new units
at the University Hospital and for
additional facilities in the College
OF Engineering.
The schedule revision is designed
TO accelerate education during the
war by eliminating gaps formerly
lett in the calendar year by vaca-
tions and betweeR-session periods.
The third semester will replace the
summer session.
Twenty-six gifts to the University
were headed by the 100000 added
to the endowment fund OF the II. Fl.
4,ackham School OF Graduate Stu
dies, which now totals S4,471,000.
Income from the sum will support
the psychological and speech
clinics OF the institute directed by
clark Tibbitts.
A request fer 50-bed rheumatism
and contagious disease hospitals
and a maternity hospital Of 90 beds
and 40 bassinets was presented by
DR.. Harley A. Haynes. University
Hospital director.
Dean Ivan c. Crawford, asserting
that although more than 10 institu-
tons offer graduate engineering, 10
per cent OF the total number Of
graduate students were enrolled at
the University College of Engineer.
ing. asked regents to provide addi-
tional room and equipment. Enroll
ment in the college for the regular
session OF the last fiscal year was
1883.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
Issue Permits to Food
Handlers Under New Law

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 2-Issu-
ance OF working perits for food
handlers was begun today by the
city health department, with Ann
Arbors new control regulations
governing food handling to go into
effect Saturday.
Food handlers must prove they
are free from disease and must
have completed one of the educa-
tional courses offered by the health
department in order to obtain eth
er temporary or pertinent working
permits required by recently en-
acted ordinance designed to protect
the public against communicable
diseases
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
National Polio Foundation
Notes University Grant

Ann Arbor, Mich. Feb. 2-The
University OF Michigan received
1914 for infantile paralysis re-
search from the National Founda-
ton for Infantile Paralysis during
1941, report has announced. The
University"s grant was part Of
total of S66,769.17 made to Michigan
institutions by the foundation dur
ing the year.
The report stated that the total
amount exceeded by s43.366.s7 the
amount received in 1871 by the
foundation In its so per cent share
of the state March Of Dimes cam
paign receipts.
The University's share included
$4,000 to the School OF Public
Health and s7,400 TO the Medical
School. a grant OF $4,000 went to
the state department of health and
s5,469.17 went to the Wayne Uni
versity College of Medicine.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
Services Are Conducted
For Fred B. BeSlmer

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. Ser
vices were held this morning In
Muehlig cchapel for Fred B. Best
mer, Sc, former restaurant owner
mere, who died Friday night in De-
troit after an illness Of several
weeks. Burial was in Forest Hill
Cemetery.
Prior to his retirement in 1928,
Mr.. Besimer operated for many
years a steak house on w. Huron
st. Born Sept. II, 1855, in Ann
Arbor, he lived here all his life.
Mr.. Bensimer is survived by u
son, Frederick B. Besimer, Detroit;
two grandsons, and an aunt, Mrs.
Kate Fierey, Des Moines, la.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02

L. C. Mccartney visited ]. D. Rust
at st. Joseph's Hospital last week
Miss Clarabelle Rogers, Detroit,
visited Miss Susan Minard Sunday
They both returned to Detroit Sun
day evening.
Lee Van Camp and Minard Smith.
Willis, were Sunday visitors at the
home OF their uncle, Fred Minard.
Neva Belle Shaffer has been Ill
several days.
Mrs. Allen Alderman. Belleville,
was a guest Saturday OF Mrs. Will
mer Corkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Dixon and
Mrs. John w. Dixon were dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Dixon
and family. Wabeek, where family
group observed the fifteenth wed
ding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Dixon, Royal Oak, and the
second anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Dixon, Jacksonville Rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Corkins Wis
tied ]. d. Rust at st. Joseph's Hos
pital and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Brit
ton, Washtenaw Ave, Thursday eve
ming.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert A. Shafer, IS. Ypsilanti,
and Miss Margaret ]. Williams, II,
Ypsilanti.
Versel Case, Jr., %, and Miss
Florence E. Wright, 20, both OF
Ann Arbor.
John Harwood, %, and Miss Betty
Ann Cattell, 81, both of Ann Ar
Dor.
Fred o. Hattery, 30, and Miss
Ethel Mae Combs, 26. both OF Ann
Arbor.
William r. Beasley. %, Ann Ar
Dor, and Miss Helen j. Beatty, 81,
Ferndale.
Paul Henk, SO, and Miss Jeanne
Mary LaForge, 80, both OF Ann
Arbor.
Henry n. Ohrt, %. Akron, o..
and Miss Elizabeth Chaufty, %,
Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
SEVERAL HURT
IN ACCIDENTS
ONE DRIVER TO FACE CoURI
ON CHARGES OF DRIVING
AFTER DRINKING

Ann Arbor. Mich. Feb. 2-seT-
eral persons were injured and
driver was arrested on charges OF
driving after drinking following
accidents in this vicinity over the
week end.
Car skids
Bertha Yool, 81. Chelsea. receiy-
ed a cash on her head when the
automobile in which she was rid
ing. driven by Clifford Shaw. AZ,
Detroit, skidded on icy pavement
and sideswiped automobiles driven
by II. A. Johnson. l20 Linden Ct,
Ypsilanti, and Clifford Goldsmith,
100 w. Cross St, Ypsilanti' on M'l7
near Platt Rd. Saturday night.
Driver Arrested
Lloyd Z. Tankston, 1851 \. Main
ST., was arrested by city police Sat
urday night on charges of driving
after drinking, following a COLI
sion in which Tankston's automo-
bile struck cars operated by John
W. Baird, Van Dyke, Mich, and
William Kidd, 727 Kingsley St., At
the intersection of Ann and ~.
Main SITS. Miss Maxine Faulkner.
1s. 1881 Canton Center Rd., re-
ceiyed slight knee injuries in the
collision.
Refuses Treatment
Clarence carter, "a, Saline, re-
fused hospital treatment for head
injuries received when automobiles
driven by Mrs. Agnes r. Allen, Is.
Detroit, and Martin Blair. 81, Sa-
line r. F. D. 2, collided in the
400 block OF Broadway. Saturday
night.
Head Injured
Eugene O'Hara, Is, 14lS Broad
way, received minor head injuries
Saturday when the automobile in
which he was riding, driven by
Donald E. Marry, 1892 E. PARK p,
coIlided with an automobile PARK
ed on Fifth Ave. near E. Huron
st. The parked automobile, owned
by Floyd Meddaugh, 2161s E. HUI
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
To Conduct Rites Tuesday
For Prof. c. c. Glover

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 2-Fu-
neral services will be at 1880 p. m.
Tuesday at Muehlig Chapel for Cliff
ford C. Glover, "a, professor of
pharmacognosy and secretary OF
the University College OF Pharma-
cy, who died about noon Saturday
in st. Joseph's Mercy Hospital. DR..
Leonard A. Parr will offciate.
Prof. Glover, who died soon after
admittance to the hospital, took his
own life, DR.. Edwin c. Ganzhorn,
coroner, said. He had been In Ill
health for several weeks.
A graduate Of the University Col
lege of Pharmacy, from which he
received a certificate imp harmacy
in 1912, the bachelor OF science
degree in 1913 and the master Of
science degree in 1914. Prof. Glow
er received successive advance
ments from teaching assistant to
full professorship.
He was appointed a teaching as
sistant in 1913, became an instruc-
tor the following year and was
made an assistant professor in 1919.
Appointed associate professor in
1921, he was advanced to the rank
OF full professor in 1881, Acting
secretary OF the College of Pha--
macy from 1917 to 1919. Prof. Glow
er was appointed secretary the fol-
lowing year and held the position
since that time.
Prof. Glover was born in Jack
son Jan. 16, 1888. On July 80, 1913,
be married Julia A. Landwehr. Man
chester. Two daughters. Mary and
Janet, live with their mother at
1919 Brooklyn Ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
Ann Arbor News

ron St, and the Many automobile
were damaged.
Nose Fractured
Thomas Mueller. 10, ITO Oak
land Ave, University student, re-
ceived treatment at University Hos
pital for a broken nose and bruises
received when the bicycle he was
riding was struck by a delivery
truck driven by Wilbur Lutz, II.
S12 Miller Ave, at the intersection
OF S. State St. and S. University
Ave.
Bruised
Earl Brockway, 20, 740 Brooks
St, received bruises when the bicy-
Gle he was riding was hit by an
driven by Lawrence
Hickey. 80, Detroit, on Miller Ave.
at n. First Ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
Plymouth Wins From
Roosevelt Deba

Roosevelt High School negi
debating team was defeated in
first round of the regional del
Saturday here by Plymouth Sc
affirmative team who were win
in the days contests and rece
a trophy. The Plymouth teal
now eligible to enter other
elimination series.
The Roosevelt squad was &c
Mitchell. Herman Keller and
Vanden Belt, Jr.
The other contest in the
round was. between Tecumsel
firmative team and Dundee I
tive squad. The latter school
defeated. In the semi-fnals Te
sch affirmative defeated Wayn'
gative and in the finals Piym
affirmative was victorious over
cumseh negative.
Serving as debate chairmen
Mary Louise Bair. Johnella
and Ben Vanden Belt, Jr.
judges were Harry Wood, NJ
gan State Normal College,
Glen Mills, University OF NJ
gan,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
THE vpsLANr
Jacksonville
RED CROSS GROUP
AT SAMPLE RESIDENCE


Jacksonville. Mich, Feb. 2 - The
Rawsonville group Of Red Cross
workers met with thier leader. Mrs.
J. d. Sample. at her home Wednes.
day afternoon. Enough members
are enrolled now that the group
may be known as the Jacksonville
unit OF the Belleville branch OF the
Detroit Chapter OF the Red Cross
OF America. Mrs. Sample read the
rules for the units. explained the
significance OF the different colored
uniforms and their accessories.
hours OF work credited for each gar
ment and also gave some simple
rules in the cast OF the sick room
and patient.
a large box for Robert Southwark
and Dominick Bausano. who are
military police stationed at Fort
Dix. n. j.. will be sent this week.
Although their homes are in other
states. they lived and worked in this
vicinity at the time OF their induc-
ton into the service.
Nine women have registered for
the first aid classes at Ypsilanti
Tuesday evenings. and four have
registered for Civilian Defense to
date. Finished garments were
brought In and more material was
given out. In case OF an emergency.
two bases will be available, the
Susterka Hall and the Jacksonville
Hall, where the canteen and medi-
cal divisions will be at their posts.
The next meeting Wednesday,
Feb. II, will be at the Susterka
home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
PLAN oRIENTATIoN

Detroit, Feb. 2-INS-Two non
credit courses in military orienta-
ton for men about to enter the
Army and Navy will be offered dur.
ing the new Wayne University Sc
mester starting Monday, it was an
nounced today. The courses will
include information on the func-
lions OF draft boards and the obli-
cations, responsibilities and privi-
eges OF men in service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
CHILD sUccUmBs

Owosso, Mich, Feb. Pms -
reported today that the
three.month old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Yelnek died three
hours after suffering a fractured
skull when her father accidentally
dropped her on the floor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
SPEAKERS ORGANIZED

Detroit, Feb. 2-INS-A bu
to supply 200 speakers on
phases of civilian defense was
ganized today under the joint S
sorship OF the Detroit Del
Council, the Wayne County
Tense Council and the Detroit
liam defense volunteer Office.