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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-03

g III .1...- I'D is1y5 tTt-..,s-
plans Tor tn ceiling on used car
prices now are being worked out dt
Washington.
There Is nc Likelihood thai ration
ing VIII be extended 70 used cars
Mccormick asserted during u ques-
ton period following the confer
ence.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-03
USED AUTO
IA BE LIMITED

Cleveland, April 5-(AP)-Price
ceiling probably Will be placed upon
used automobiles within a week or
two, a price administration official
declared tclay.
Cyrus Mccormick, III, chief Of the
OPA's automobile and truck section,
told a conference Of automobile deal
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-03
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
BY BOB THOMPSON
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter H0tel-Raleigh
DOUBLY DUMB-The Paul

DOUBLY DUMB-The Paul Dog
gett Of Forest City, through whom
Commissioner Max Watson made his
unOrthOdOX sale of automobile parts
to the State for the use Of the high
way commission, Was the same Paul
Doggett who some ysars ago was
convicted in United States court for
irregularities in his dealings with
the WPA.
In other words, n of the parties
to the deal which is now under IN
vestigation already had a criminal
record in his dealings with govern
mental agencies. Though the cases
have no connection whatsoever, the
Doggett record adds to the odor of
the Observation-Disclosures deal.
Highway Chairman Ben Prince
and the great majority Of people who
know Commissioner Watson do not
believe that he was guilty of an m
territorial improperly. But Prince
and Watson's other friends thought
his camouflaged transaction with the
State, at best, a "dumb' thing to do.
Since they learned that his colleague
in the unorthCdox deal was a nan
who already had been investigated
and convicted Of Irregularities, they
have decided that the most charitable
description Of Watson's actions to be
found is "doubly dumb
RECAPITULATION-Paul Dog
gett and his father, B. B. Doggett,
were the Doggett Motor Company
principals. They are the Ones who
pleaded "nolo contendere' to the fed
eral charges and, when tried in
United States court, were fined $3.50,
each. They are the ones Commission
er Max Watson bought out when he
started his Watson Motor Company.
And, when Max Watson decided 70
liquidate his oWn automobile bust
ness, it was Paul Doggett to whom
he sold his stock Of parts. valued
at between four and five thousand
dollars. But Paul couldn't handle
that much. So Watson arranged for
the State to buy the cream of the
crop from Doggett at the same price
Watson charged Doggett. Highway
employees of the Ninth district, who
worked under Ninth District High
way Commissioner Watson, went TO
Automobile Dealer Watson and got
the parts they needed. Moreover,
they got them at a good price. But
the record shows that the sale was
made to .the State by Doggett who,
in the opinion OF Prince, never
handled the parts. Later Doggett and
Watson arranged their private trans.
action for the remainder of the parts.
The deal not only vas camouflaged
but, in all probability, messed up
with a lot Of hocus pocus that was
no more necessary than it was desir-
able. The attorney general has ruled
thai the division of purchase and
contract d buy highway supplies
from a recognized dealer at an es-
tablished price, even though the
dealer be a member of the commits
sion. Prince believes that if Watson
had brought the matter to the atten-
ton of the board of awards and, if
necessary, the attorney general, the
whole thing would have been handled
legally, openly and above board. In
stead it was handled in a way that
has all of Watson's friends here
slightly sick at the stomach.
EXPENSES-Many a State Off
cial, who has to do some entertaining
in r~OnnpctiCn with hic io|,-opI ,,ac-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-03

The opposite TO humanity j.
cruelty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-03

EXPENSES-Many a State Off
cial, who has to do some entertaining
in connection with his job-and prac-
all OF them do-Will sympath-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

Mir bitten ,niere 2eler, in ibren
@ebeten Ser .Seelenrnbe oes Serrn
slnton 2einberger gebenfen at mol,
len, pelder pereaneene @o6e III
&obeiter, N. g., aus oieiem 2eben
eeldieoen lit. Set iiber so Sabren
arbeitete Der 8erltorbene als treuer
umo fleibiger age,t fiir oen Ohio
@aiienfreuno' nno oas SSoiepbinum
8eeflp i,t Der Stabt &o6eIter uno
llntseeenb. Seinem l1nernniibliben
Gifer NOR es at beroaufe,t, bab Die
Staot &o6eiter inter allen Stdbten
perbdltnismdBig sic sablrei6Iten 2e-
ier sablte.
gea6oem nun elmer nnierer beIteu
5reunoe bas 3eitlibe geiegnet uno
Sen bin1nliiben 2obn fir feline I'm.
eieenniibiee Satisfeit erbalten, f0n,
men mir nniern 2eiern berrate1t baB
ser Inonpn1us ge. &C., Go6elter, sc.
g., oer reseln1aBie ieoen Wonat I'M,
fer oen 8eitrdgen al1m 8anfonb er-
ibien, nielnano an0ers mar, aIs unlet
treuer Meent slnton 2einberger.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
Mms bent ,Soiepbimnnt

9il6of Settinger bon Columbus
erteilte pergangenelt Santstag, einem
Suateubertage, elmer &laiie bon 10
Seninnrliten oie 81. Diafonatsmeibe.
9ieielbeE itno: 9tapbael aidoft
Srancis 8edtel, 5rancis @llm5, Sc
rome &aneor, Otbnar &aufnan sln>
tbonp &leini6miot, Serbert araus,
Srpin S. 2anpe, 9tonan 2nomig
Sobn Monroe Wtattbieion Stepbea
@filcic, 2eonaro Gatbgeb, 9apio Go-
iage, Soiepb Sdeffner, Silarp Sim-
mons, George Spaits, aarl Stoffo,
Sbonias Siboepe ,lnb sSSobn 6. 8er
ber. Sci oerielben @elegenbeit erbtelt
2ouis 6orgeng oie Suboiafonats-
peibe. Mle eriltden ibre 5relnocI
uno oie 2eier, ibrer int ibren @ebeten
geberfen au tpollen in bieIen lebten
Sabre ibrer Gorbereitling auf Die bl.
Srieiteripeibe. sic geben ai16 allen
oie Geriiderung ibres @ebetes.
X X X
gtad) Sen &eiben lpar, ipie es itber
elm Sabr5ebnt Ser San mar, Elm freier
Sag. l1niere iuneen &naben ldahten
ppr alien anbern Stlloenten oieien er.
item freien Gag. Srob leicbtem Ste
gen brabte Der Sag berrlides Bet-
ter. Ser nahite sfreie Sag tpirb IN
8dloe ertpartet. ltnlere erlte &laile
Ser nelten Stuoenten lit aablreib nno
mir boffen, oaB tie allen @rlpartuns
gen entIpre6en tperoe1.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

Noienfron5anoadt unter benl Bontia
fifate gapit 2eo's oes Dreiaebntei,-
@r fiibrte audi Sen 3itel. .aonigin
ioes III. GoIenfran5es" in sic 2altre.
tanii6e 2itanei eit.
Das Goienfransgebet lit nihts at1<
oeres oils oie getrahtltng Der baupt'
iabliblten @ebeintniile bes 2ebens
ltnb 2eibens Gbrilti nno Ser Mutters
gottes. Serner entbaIt oas goien-
fran5eebet sic idoniten uno frdftig-
lteit @ebete: oas ste Meniden bonn
8eItbeilano ielbit geIebrte uGater
lmIer', gefolst bon Dem ugnaliid)en
@rltB".
Ser Goienfran5 lit uno ion nibts
anberes lein, als Der Danf unb Breis
ser 2iebe, ser aus Millionen Ser5en
Stlrtbe fir Stlt1be ltnaufb0rIib 5lin
Ebrone @ottes uno gum Sbrone Ser
Sinlmelsfonisin enporiteist. Die
treneiten 1tno beHe,t Warienfinoer. Die
innieiten itno begeiltertiten Mutter.
gottesbereDrer iparen alt6 Die eifrig-
itet &oIenfransbeter. Srobe @elebrte
uno beriibn1te @enerdle beteten oel1
HoIenfran3 bebor eitten uidtigen
unternebnen. Gin GROCER Seilig'r
erflarte, ber Seufel babe Dor feinem
@ebete mebr Surdt, als Dor bent Ro-
Ienfran5gebet. gir tperoen uns ia
an bie mddtigite Siiriprederin bel
.@ott an Dieieniee, tpelde Der boui.
iden S6Ianee oen aopf 5ertreten
bat.
SS,t bielen Gir6en unb &apellen
miro tp1breno bes Monats ,Sftober
tdeIid ser Goienfran5 eemeinidaftlib
gebetet. Das Eoiel1fran5gebet lit aub
elm iebr paiienbes @ebet tpdbrenb Der
FL. Mefe, ba Der Goienfran5 Nnlab
gibt 5ltr 8etrabtlng Der bl. @ebein-
niiie, Die mir tpabrenb Ser bl. Weiie
betra6tet1 nnb berebren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

Gir begriiBen bie EatIabe, oaB
Die 8eitrdge 5um Goal Sunb in Der
pergangenen 8ode re6t befrieoigeno
iparen. Die Snmme oerielben bedt
sic Soften Der bisber perbraudten
&oblen. Man 6arf inoes nidt per.
geiien, baB inir bier in Sranflin
County pergangene @obe ,lns elmer
auBergeipobnliden Sibetueue erfreu.
ten.
X X X
@iner 1tnlerer neuen Stu6enten
lfien mod oem auf bie @eiben fol.
eenoen freien Sag gana e,tttaridt au
iein. l1eber ben @rl1o befragt
meinte er, er babe es auf cine per.
einialnte 8anf in Der Ndbe oes 8aie.
ban Diamond abgeieben sebabt.
~Gom eriten Sage an, 10 auberte
ct, ubatte id auf oie @elegenbeit &C.
partet, auf iener Bant ein S6laf.
den 5u MAIDEN uno oa nabmen alpei
&naben ben Blab ipieber elm. Sd
bin in meinem 2eben nod nidt io
idlafrig getpeien. 9as mub ,pobl
bon ben &lima bier i'm Often ber.
riibren. Bie Sic tpiIien, folnme id
aus &alifornien ,lnb BORT baber
mir r....', tuoranf Iein &eoefluB nod
ni6t beet6et tDar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
Stimile Des Volfes fiir
Das Soiepbinult

ginliesenoe @abe bate id in Ell.
mem anIiegen peripro6en ,tno bin id
erbort tporoen. - Mrs. 9. g., N. S..
X X x
Enclosed please find $500 in thanks
giving for all of St. Joseph's favors in
the past year. - Mrs. A. K. M. and Mrs.
A. G., ]. P.
* * X
Please accept inclosure in thanksgiving
for favor received. At the time it seemed
almost impossible, yet my prayers have
been heard. Mrs. M. K, Wis.
X X *
Enclosed find small donation to be
used where most needed, for a favor
grartnd. - N. N So. Car
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

Gie getpaltieite,t unb blutigiten
G6tnpfe oes &rieges tper6en an Der
ruiiiiden 5ront al1sgefodten. Sros
ser rieiigen Weni6enberlnite auf bel.
oen Seiten f6nnen bic Naaitruppen
MIR gerinsfiieige territoriale @etpinne
MAIDEN. ,Die Huiien'', erflarte elm
Naaiforreiponoent in einem geridt
ar sic u8erliner 80rien-3eitung'.
,,nberIaiien BEN borriidenoen Deut.
1hen ni6ts als &1inen l,n6 8rallo.
Itatten. Die StGote nit allen Gabri.
fen Ii1to tpie bon, 8oben meerniiert.s :
vglIs mir I'M Donaubeden einriid.
ten, fbreibt ber aorreiponoent, ,,la.
ben mir am Sori5o1t Sunoerte bon
Sabrifeebduben unb Soh0fen, aber
als mir BORT anfamen, ipar alles Der.
ibmunoen. Die @uiien batten Die Sc.
ba,oe aeritort uno oie Maidinen fort.
Eaeidafft. 3eitbontben iparen 10 regu'
liert Bob bic 3eritorung nno Die
8rdnoe begannerL als mir nt1s ben
gororten Der Gta6t 1tdbertett.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
3nm IS. SnbilGnm bes v8anberer'

Ser felt Is Sabren in ct. BauI
erideinenoe n8anberer" bat ieinen
76. Sabrgang angetreten. Weit bee
re6tigtem Stols fann bieies fatbo.
liide Bodenblott bei1tider Spro6e
auf ein reihes grbeitsfelo auriidblif.
fen. Ser ,,8anoerer' 5ablte fets az
unier,, beiten 'fatboIiiden 8ldttern
unb nar cine feite Stiite fatboliihen
2ebens ,tnter ben Oeuti6-@merifa-
ner,t.
gs ift llnier aufribtiger &nnfb
unb al ieiner 2eier, 6oB BENT ipadern
uno ,1nerihrodenen adntpfer fir
8abrbeit, Greibeit nno Sfe6t nod
,nande Sabre beidieben iein mosen.
Ohio @aiienfreuno.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
3nm &oienfran3>Monat

8 @ottesmutter, SinlmelsroIe,
Son Gna6enouft nnb @lorienglan5,
. an1n1treide, Wafelloie,
Dir ueiben mir be1t Gpienfran5.
gei1nm bin bie &rGnae, bie mir
tpi11ben
Sir, Maria, &onigin,
Sl Stdbten, Dorfern, Ealern,
@riinoen
&ir fromme Gbriiten taglib fnie'n.
Seit Deine Maieitdt iid neiete
3u ct. 0o,ninifus berab
l1no ibln ben &ran5 bon Stolen
reidte,
9en ct oen frommen 8riioern gab.
Seitben1 miro Dir in alien .3onen
Der &ran5 getpun6en immerbar,
$50 nur fatbol'ibe gbriiten iuobnen
limo @loden flingen fromm II. tlar.
$50 &inblein aart in ltnidulo lal-
len, .,..... -
$50 Stnefrau'n 9ir it6 liebe1o
ipeib'rt
9a b0rit 9lt gnselseriibe idallen,
Die lid) 5u Goienfran5en reib'n.
ltno Manner, Sral1en, geiitter,
@reiie,
8eit iiber'tn ganaen groenruno,
sic tpeiben aIl' Dir laut II. leile
Sen Goienfran5 mit. frommem
Wuno.
gu reidit bafIr, Wi1tter, @na-
ben
Sernieber llils bon 9einent Ibron,
ltnb 9arf! erIbaut's bon allen
Bfdben,
0anf Dir ll,,o 0einem Iieben 5obnl
Die fatboliide &irbe tpeibt ben
Honat 9ftober Der ,,&onigin oes I'll.
folentfranses". sic ern1abnt uns,
Jan5 Beionbers in oieIent Nonat ben
5u beten. 9as Goien=
ran5gebet lit fein llel,es @ebet. Ser
Sebraub, beribieoene rtiinblibe @e-
,ete aneinanoer su reiben ltnb bie-
elben an &ornden ooer Steinbel1
lbausable1t, lit uralt. 8ereits Die
siniteoler IN oer agpptiiden @ulto
'eoienten iieb I'M 4. Sabrbunoert bie'
er @ebetsart. Ser Noienfra1,5, tpie
mir i'm bellte baben, miro oem I'll.
Doninifus 5ugel6rieben.
3u beionberer 81iite gelanete Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
AMittmMs tiir fromnle
0aben sngnnfem
Mnierer StunemtcM

Robert Auman -.......$25 $500
Mrs. VIM. Resch, Ohio io-..........-.... 1000
Mrs. Louis Smith, Ohio-.-..... 500
Jos. Leinberger, Wis.................. 500
Rev. H. J. G., Ohio-........... 500
N. ~, Ohio -............ 800
Gerald Weber .............. 800
Mary Fritz, ........ 800
John Pallion, Penna....................... 200
A. r. E., Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 200
Mrs. Peter M. Ruenze, Wis.,. 200
Eta Mag, Ind. LOO
Mrs. J. Bliesinger, Penna....... 100
Joseph. Buchl .......-...................... LOO
Mrs. Dora Lesisko..............-... LOO
Mrs. Burgmeier .....-.-.................... LOO
VIM. Hermes, Mo....... LOO
Mrs. G. Kampmeyer, Iowa.....-... 100
Mrs. M. B., Nebraska 100
Mrs. L. Hireeman-...-..-......... so
VIGIL LIGHTS
Miss Theresa Huhmann, Mos 100
Anna Goritz, N. Y.-...-.... :............. 100
COAL FUND
Previously credited $1O1 90
Stofko Family, Ohio..-................ 500
o. Kaufman OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
Jose. Hettinger, Ill.... 500
J. R. Desch, Ohio.....-................... 800
Peter Stoll ..-..........-.-..-.-....... 800
r. A. ................ 200
Anna Goritz, N. Y...................... 200
Mrs. John F. Gleason, Mich. 100
Mrs. C. SchIeper, Ill.... 100
Jos. Davis ................ 100
N. N. ......................... 100
J. Mcdonald ............................. LOO
Mrs. Walker ...................... 100
N. NJ, N. Y.............................. 100
Total $133 90
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09
Fred Hobbs Gives But Six
Hits, Will Enter u. S. Army

Slated for Induction into the ARMY
-, r,,..s. -, - ' 'ss
ae> i1esu"'' f'eu iiooos' s'ooAS
huron pitcner, made his last full
length appearance in collegiate
baseball a memorable occasion FRI.
day by rationing six hits 10 Univer.
sity OF Detroit TO enable Michigan
Normal 10 gain q SO win at Briggs
Field.
The bespectacled Highlander was
nlcked for four blows In the first
inning but he steadied down there
after to turn in an outstanding per-
Torrance on the mound. This was
the first victory for which Hobbs
has received credit although he has
appeared In six of eight games.
He may also hurl a few innings
against the University OF Michigan
Monday, but he IL not likely 10 han
die the chuckiug chores through the
entire contest. Michigan drubbed
the Hurons, 1874, two weeks ago.
The game. to be played at Ferry
Field. Ann Arbor. is scheduled for
.. m.
Hobbs fine pitching accomplished
three things. Michigan Normal, on
the strength OF his work. won It's
sixth tilt In eight starts and re-
venged the defeat which Detroit
handed the Hurons earlier this
year. On the other hand. the loss
snapped the Titans' five-game win.
ming streak.
While Hobbs was cspably, hand
cutting the Detroiters, his team.
mates leaped on Bill Schriber and
Ed Kukorowskf for ten hits, In
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09

200 yard low hurdles-First.
shiterd Cyl; second, Robertson
(Y); third. Lennon (P). Time
1874.
$50 yard run-First, Kirkpat-
trick (P); second. Wills (Y); third,
Furtney (Y). Time ala.
Half mile relay-First. Plym-
outh; second, Ypsilanti Time
1:4l.
Pole vault-First, Wellman (P);
Waach (P) and Cosgrove (Y), tied
for second. Height 8 feet, 8 In
ches.
Shot put-First, Boik (Y); sec
ond, Lee (Y); third, Hughes (Y).
Distance 43 feet 5h inches.
High jump-First, Hughes Cyl:
second. Nagel tP); Shiferd (Y)
and Wellman (P). tied for third.
Distance 8 feet. 5 inches.
220 yard dash-First. Wolter
(Y); second, Behler (P); third.
Riblett (P). Time 24.S.
Broad jump-First, Riblett (P);
second, Wolter (Y); third, Rober-
son V). Distance II feet, 8
inches.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09
Y. III. S. Cindermen Nosed Out
of Victory by Plymouth Boys

Ypsilanti cindermen. victims Of
four defeats this season, were
nosed out Of their first victory by
Plymouth, when the Rocks took a
56h-47h decision at Island Park
Friday.
Warren "Shifty" Shiffsrd took
frsts In both hurdles and tied for
third in the high jump to score ten
and a half points for the locals.
Fred Wolter. who won the 220, sec
ond In the broad jump. and third In
the 100 yard dash to take second
honors with nine points.
The Bock-Lee shot put feud was
temporarily settled when Book
heaved the IL pound shot 40 feet
511 inches. besting the 41.11 post
ed by Lee.
Riblett claimed first honors for
Plymouth with IL points, taking
first in the broad Jump and 100
yard dash, and third In the 220.
The Warriors were working un.
der the handicap Of Tom Hold
ridges absence. Holdridge, ace In
the quarter mile. as we'll as 220
yard dash, had spell OF bad luck
last week, falling on the cinders
twice, which removed a great deal
OF skin from his arms and legs.
He finally suffered a leg injury
which came from a broken artery.
The summary:
120 yard high hurdles-First.
Shifferd Cyl; second. Lemon
(P); third Wiseley (P). Time
1872.
100 yard dash-First. Riblett
(P); second, Batchler (P); third,
Wolter (Y). Time 1915.
Nile run-First. Sexton (P);
second, Goss Cyl; third, Chute
(P): time 5:s.5.
40 yard dash-First. Wooster
(P); second, Youngs (P); third,
Hughes (Y). Time $40.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09
Y. HI. S. Braves
Drop Thriller

With Warren Kidder carrying
the mound duties for Ypsilanti. the
Warriors dropped a SO thriller to
River Rouge at Recreation Park
Friday.
Ypsilsnti bstsmen gathered but
three hits, as the downriver
boys banged out eight safeties. only
one Of which. a double by Davis in
the second. was good for more than
one base.
Singles by Art and Howard
Herbst In the sixth drove in Ypsi-
lantis two tallies. A single by
Bob Truman In the nth was Ypsi-
lanti's only other hit.
Zimmerman, who pitched for
Rouge. famed eight men getting
Moffett and Lawrence twice each.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09
Rough Riders
Taste Defeat

Despite three.hit pitching by Del
Seleska. Roosevelt High Schools
baseball team dropped a 81 deci-
sion TO Milan Friday. in a Huron
League game at Milan.
Milan put across two runs In the
nrst inning on pair OF singles and
Pitcher Reuben Westfalrs high fly
and added another In the second
on an error and single. West.
fall. who went the route for Milan,
gave up Ave blows.
Roosevelt scored In the sixth on
consecutive singles by Seleska.
Donald Susterka and Glen Merry.
field.
Score by innings:
Roosevelt :. 90 600 1 OIL s 2
Milan .... FL 900 0 Ks 4 1
Seleska and Merryheld, Ableson;
Westfall and Hallock.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09
Sports Roundup

Detroit Mich-UPThs Tigers this afternoon to battle the
Cleveland third will the Indians
double header
day Monday After will Detroit
to the Eastern clubs a long stand.
New York-UP-Basebalis bitter feudsts. the Brooklyn
Dodgers and oaborated Friday the
first contribution the nations efforts5sss2
for Navy relief Brooklyn 7 to 6,
Ann ArborAPUnyersy Michigan Friday defeated North
western to behind the five hit pitching Of Irving Boim for the
fourth victory in five in defense Western
Conference championship Bom
and walked only one
top three old gaopers
oday In the fifty second Preaknss Pmco
Held six and the widest
horses In 1t able pick
result 10000 to $4,000
455 p. Detroit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09
WOULD CHANGE UNIONS

Detroit, May s--INS-About 700
employees Of the Currier Lumber
Company, which was projected in.
to the national spotlight several
months ago during a dispute over
housing project, have expressed
their desire to leave the clio and
JOIN the AFL, Ed Thai. secretary
OF the ALL Building Trades Coun.
ell, said today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09
FACES INVESTIGATION

Detroit, May Gins, Accused
by the school board OF making a
false record Of the high school
grades OF his daughter SO she
might stand a chance OF securing
a college scholarship. Frank Dix
on. superintendent Of schools Of
Lake Shore school district one,
faced an investigation today. Har-
old Reinhardt, secretary OF the
board. charged that he investigat-
ed personally and found that 10
Of the girls % marks were raised
on the transcript Of her grades
forwarded to Albion College.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09
TAKE OFFICERS COURSE

Fort Custer. Mich. May SINS
State Representative Jack Mel.
Ter Battle Creek. has enrolled in
the officers training school at
Fort Custer and will appear for
the course in about two weeks.
Fort officials announced today. He
enlisted under regulations which
allow 5-A classified men to apply
for officers training Immediately
upon enlistment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09
Meters Edge
Out Detroit

Michigan Normafs tennis team
edged out University CT Detroit.
81, Friday in Detroit. but the HUI
rons were hard.pressed TO beat the
Titan outfit.
The victory hinged on the Anal
match. the No. doubles between
Walt Lepisto and Olin Cox, Michi.
gan Normal. and Bill Curott and
Ed Kliber, Detroit. Lepisto and Cox
won four straight games at the
start Of the match, then collapsed
to lose the first set by 81 score.
The Hurons rallied sufficiently
to win the next two sets, however.
1913, 6-3. Michigan Normal had
little difficulty in capturing the
three top singles matches.
Michigan Normal and Wayne
University meet here today.
The summary:
Singles
Mastromarco (N), defeated Tay-
Tor (D). SO, So.
BENEFITS (N), defeated Finney
Cd, 6:3, 60.
Lepisto (N), defeated Curott
Cd, SO. 81.
Kliber ID, defeated Cox M,
81. &c. So.
Richert (D) defeated Hansen
(N), Ga. 6.3.
BEDFORD (D) defeated Greig M,
Sc, SO.
Doubles
Mastromarco and BENEFITS M,
defeated Taylor and Finnsy Cd.
Ga. 81.
Lepisto and Cox (N), defeated
Curott and Kliber Cd. 81. 1913. SO.
Richert and Redford Cd, defeat
ed Hansen and Greig (N), rs, 7-5.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09
League Champions
to Play UAW-CIO

Ypsilanti Cubs. City League
champions. and U. A. VIC. I. o.
teams will meet Sunday at 8 p. m.
Recreation Park, for a baseball
contest
The Cubs are seeking a benefit
game with the Hurons at Briggs
Field, the gate receipts to be turn
ed over to the Ypsilanti Bomber
fund.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09
HurOns Lose
Golf Contest

Although Michigan Normal scor-
ed points at every position, the
Huron golf team fell Friday to
Grand Rapids Junior College. ga
to Sii. at Washtenaw Country Club.
The loss was the third straight OF
the season.
Grand Rapids won the match by
scoring ga points on the fret four
some. Bud Robinson. OF Michigan
Normal. was -medalist with an so.
The summary:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09
RATIoNlNc MAY n

Detroit. May SINS Persons
who failed to register for sugar
during the past week may do 20
when county rationing stations are
established after May 81. Wayne
County rationing chief. csspar J.
Lingeman said today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09
KILLED IN CRASH

Milford, May 9-Rites are being
arranged for Charles W. Scott who
was killed Friday when an automo-
bile driven by Scott missed a curve
and hit a tree on w. Commerce
Rd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09

the home run to his credit. was
Michigan Normal's leading hitter.
KrawcEak, oxley and AL Hutchins
all collected two safeties apiece.
MIchloan Nornaf
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09
HOW THEY STAND

Games behind leader,
Fridays Results
Philadelphia 2. Boston /.
Only game scheduled.
Today's Games
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
w L Pet. '66
Brooklyn ......,...16 7 500 .......