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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

Two hundred pound Mrs.
Todd on her way TO Jail for
80 days in lieu of a 500 fine.
She was found guilty Of re-
fusing TO pay a cabbie; re-
quiring four officers to wrestle
her into the police wagon.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

Why" Whyed daddy.
"Bccause,' she said rcaSnn-
AhlN Iii Sats right there on tho
bottle that it's 70 years old"
4 btsCK- rat taking mp abode
In one Of rhe war factories. be-
came the mama Of fipe kittens.
THIS beng wartime and the
factory being a war plant, the
employees have named the kit
tens Wake, GIsH7, Alta, Alta, MID
way and BalaAn.
Another Ion per cent war
familN--the Watson family, OF
which 10 members are working
at the DE Soto plant. Two
Others are in military service.
Even the mother Of the fam
ily il working-Lyman van
NHet the personnel manager,
put her on different shift
from The rt-~t uf the family be
cause. A. he explained ~, he
VAS afraid that she'd probably
be stuCk-like all mother
with the job of getting dinner
for the whole gang unless he
did something about II.
Concerning The mystery"
about the chances Of rcopcnlng
the penob>cot club Dctroits
only sky~craper club. its not
very mysterious
Jim Hughcy who made a pile
n money selling AUTOMOBILES.
viii reopen the upper floor of
tho hoirN-ioitv club II ne gets
an adequate allotment az liquor
from the state Otherwise. not.
Last word in luxury: Ienore
Iennane has discovered one Of
the Crosse Pointe victory gar
dens az Bishop road and Jeffcr-
son with two sCareCrovs. Lady
scarcCrows And dressed ultra
|, Correctly in maids uniforms.
Times carrier boys, raising
money for an aircraft carrier 90
be named Shangri-La. have
boosted their average sales Of
war stamps from 9S 600 10-cent
stamps a week 10 IA 600.
70 hcTp The campaign along
Fdgcwatcr Park invited the
carriers out 10 tho park for an
evening and even Ict them bring
tnCIr parents or friend The
park can claim a share Of tho
carrier. now because sales
jumped 70 ls5 $50 that week
Since Pearl Harbor the car
ricrS Of this paper alone have
sold 100000 stamps. Those
kds-thcy get things done.
Another indication ~ De
troifs housing stringencN-
Out at Conner and Mack, r
group of houses for war work
ers doesn't have telephones. but
an outdoor telephone booth II
provided for each group.
Which probably will mean
that well have 10 remodel the
old gag about Believe II or not,
I'm waiting for street car"
Now, N n policeman questions a
loiterer, he may expect tO he
answered:
Relieve II or not. I'm wait
ing for n phone cali
\ ncw onc-man attack on the
juvenile delinquency problem:
Duane Sawyer Is organizing
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
CARDS COST $4,000

How much of the total collected
can he saved, however, mat
ter Of speculation The liquor COM
mission hired the r /. Polk co.
of=BCtrUTr ro-hctp- make 0Ht The
cards at a cost Of $50 600 and the
commission viii have 10 pay an
estimated $4,000 70 state en-
ployeS who worked overtime
processing the cards,
AT any rate the commission
has assured me the ration fees
will LeeNeF all costs and leave an
additional amount available TO
finance the new department."
the governor said.
After a meeting with the COM
mission and Civil Service Director
Thomas J. Wilson. the governor
announced four new top eXecu-
tives for the liquor commission
are being sought.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
PURCHASING DIRECTOR

They are:
. A director Of purchasing 10
succeed Max y. Lee. who has
resigned effective Sept. Is 10
60 into war work.
. A distribution director. This
work has been handled by Lee
for the last three years.
. A rauoning director
A chief accountant. who will
work under j. +. Richardson,
director Of finance.
r. Glen Dunn, liquor commits
sion chairman. said accounts were
four months behind when ne took
office in January and are now
only two months behind
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

\ new onc-man attack on the
juvenile delinquency problem:
Duane Sawyer Is organizing
Noung folk on thp-Nest- SIDE
INTO an orchestra Sawyer long
hTs been known as a musician,
from popular 10 symphonic.
He played under Frederick
Stock and dthcr greats, and had
his own SaXophone band for
7's"'Dr yea-v Iic thintS that ms
!, 'oung musicians, IN n short
F1mc, Will be playing we'll
enough 10 make music for their
own ncIghborhood dances.
-
There was a lot Of talk, when
France collapsed. that America
" uetiid-hcCnme- the style capital
of the world. Maybe so, hut De-
troit still has only one designer
doing that type of work, and
shes a social rcgisterite, Mrs.
William Rust Pierce. She
dreamed up the white number
that Constance Bennett wears
In Without Love"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

4 btsCK-r5r taking mp abode
In one Of rhe war factories. be-
came the mama ei ftpe kittens.
THIS beng wartime and the
factory being a war plant, the
employees have named the kit
tens Wake, Guam, A=tttt44T A=tttt44, MID
WAY and BataAn.-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

SIC Wdlncu MN, 7 WouIun
= drink That stuff.
Why" whyed daddy.
Because, she said reason
ahlN Iii SaEs right there on tho
bottle that it's - years old"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

Last word in luxury: Ienore
Lennane has discovered one Of
the Crosse Pointe victory gar
denS az Bishop road and Jeffcr-
son with two SCareCrows. Lady
NcarcCr0wS And dressed ultra
|, Correctly In maids uniforms.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17

but another recognition of the fact that NOTHING
can substitute for flowers the language of man.
kind in time Of sorrow NOTHING can replace
flowers at time of death.
Here in America Land of the Free, we are all
going about our individual jobs of winning the war
with 1000 effort whether it be making ornaments
or producing for the homefront. We at the Mount
Clemens Greenhouse Company do our job by grow
ing better roses-we ready them for market and
distribute them to where they may be accessible to
ALL for morale.
But there is one extra job we must all do, espec-
tally during this month of September. We must
support the Third War Loan to meet our Is billion
dollar quota Your government is asking every
citizen to purchase 500 extra in War Bonds. At
least 500 over and above what he has been buying.
This seems little enough for the blessings of Ameri-
ca, doesn't it? Little enough to hasten the day
when your soldier boys steel helmet can be used
for peaceful flower pot instead of protection from
hostile bullet. Let's Go!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17

II. N THESE troubled times people in war-torn
GS lands still cling to the time-honored customs
go of giving expression to their feelings with
gifts of flowers :. not the blossoms of perfection,
grown by skilled hands, that still! available here
in America, but precious posies picked wherever
they can be found growing tenaciously in land made
barren by the ravages of war.
News pictures reaching us from Russia show
women of Cossack villages greeting the victorious
Red Army soldiers with flowers, kind words and
blessings after the Nazs had been driven out. These
poor people, overjoyed at having their homes again
restored to their homeland, naturally turned to
flowers to say what was in their hearts 1t is the
language of mankind in time of happiness.
Even the hated Nazis know the solace that flow
ers can bring in time of bereavement Regmental
orders for planned butchery Of human beings capt
ured from the 125th German Infantry Regiment,
specifically state, when large numbers of persons
have to be dealt with =. placing of flowers
graves by the populace is to be prevented" This is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
|3-VN7av
Deadlock
I'm Loop

indianapolis Indians, the Co
,un1bus Red Birds and the Kansas
City Biues were locked in three
Way tie today for FIRST place in
khe American Association
The Indians yesterday shaded
khe Louisville Colonies. ; 10 1. to
)eap-frog up from fourth place
In the standings while the, league
heading Columbus team fell victim
10 a. u 10 onslaught al the
hands Of the Toledo Mudhens
Kansas City backed into the first
place tie-by remaining -idle-at
homo.
The 81. Paul Saints dropped
Minneapolis from second place IN
khe standings by scoring close
B 10 | victory
Thursday nights schedule pits
columbus against the MudhenS IN
= double-header AZ Toledo. The
Milwaukee Brewers face the Blues
b, another twin bill at Kansas
Ci-y while Indianapolis engages
Colonies al Louisville and 81.
NJ plays the Minneapolis Millers
h Minneapolis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Contracts Crowd
State War Plants

Unified orders in Michigan war
plants viii take more than Is
months 10 complete the OWL an
nouneed In report by ID. j.
HutChlnS. Detroit region director.
The report disclosed a constant
increase IN production in the area
and continued additional employ
mCnt of women IN industry
War shipments by 1887 OF
the leading metal working
plants in the region totaIed
1888, 1879. 900. an increase ~ SIS
per cent over the month of
January" The report stated.
The area Is producing approx
mately one-SlXth of the country
total war goods with 7i0. i6S per-
sons employed. Of which IA per
cent are women he latter figure
has risen al least ! per cent per
month since December, the report
indicated
The annual average rate Of pay
for these employees is $1,000. the
report SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Joseph A. Campbell
Came Here
in 1880; Retired 1892

Funeral services were being
planned today for Joseph Alex
ander Campbell So who died
Wednesday at his home, 2299
ElmhurSt.
Born IN klncardlnc. Ont, Mr..
Campbell came 10 Detroit in 1880
aS an electrician for the city and
later for the Detroit Edison Co.
and the board OF education. He
retired in 1882.
A SpaniSh-American War vet
eran, he was a past commander OF
Hazen- Pingree Camp No. D. United
Spanish War Veterans and a
of st. Andrews Presby-
terrain Church.
Surviving are his wife, Anne,
and a sister. Mrs. Fred Hurley of
North Dakota.
Funeral services Will be held
at the Heclon Funeral Home. w.
Grand Blvd. with burial IN Rose
land Park Cemetery The time
will be announced later
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Gen. Stephen Fuqua
Former Chief Of Infantry
Attache in Madrid

NEW YORK. May II GNS)--
Funeral services Will he held al
Governors Island tomorrow fof
Mai. Gen Stephen Q. Fuqua, SO
former chief of infantry of the
L. s. Army and American mill
tary aitachc in Madrid during thc
Spanish Civil War. who died OF a
heart attack in his hotel room
lie will be buried at Arlington,
Va. Saturday
Gen. Fuqua had been military
analyst for NewSwcck magazine
since 1899.
Gen. Fuqua began his army
career as a captain IN the Volun-
tcrr army from 1898 10 1901, SerV-
ing in the Cuban campaign and
Philippine inSurrcctlon.
In 1914. he accompanied Gen
Pcr>hng'S brigade 10 the Mexican
border. He was in France during
World War | then Hawaii and
later commanded Fort jay. Cover
norS Island y y
Ills wife a son and a daughter
survive HIM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
DIVORCES

Marjorie Padgett from William
Ada vsught Bisnkenship from rre,
Douglas
Theodore Lamar from Anna Mae
Pearl Ecklund from Oscar
Kenneth r. Whtmore from Mary Lou.
Irene Kucharska from Paul
Margaret G. Cornett from Luther
~ Marcus Carmone from ANGELINA.
Selma c Johnson from Albert A.
Albert Atkins from Katherine.
Garcia Lee from villa Mae
Olaf n. Cradle from Joyce NJ.
Thomas Olson from Rena.
MAY Lou RitCh from Tyler
John O'shaughnessy from Nellie
Lucille PAYNE from George.
Louis Gouch from Rose
Jesse Bozaan Lewis from Winnie Mae.
Mabel V Nelson from Elmer w.
Roberta KING from Arthur y
.Olive V Paine from John Howard.
Nargarita Scott from John 7.
Luera Shurrell from Mosel
Harold r Kneislev from Margsrs'
Olaf j. Johnson frum Helen c..
Edgar Brennan from Elsie.
Robert Culver from Marie
Dorothy Morgan from John "
Frederick Herman from Haze :.
Frank SelvidEe from Esther
Dorinda Quinn from Francis Z.
Ruth Brooks from Nelson.
Naampn Fortune from Alice
IChristine LacQue from Raymond =
Jasper Emmons from Catherine =.
carl r. Riche from Marie J
Robert H Kenna from Nora T.
Thoma, Lewis from Rosie
Marguerite s. Lewis from George.
Agnes Larson from Keynote 5.
Alvin j. Thomas from MYRTLE.
Charles kiham from Ida NJ
Paul n. Hooper from Bertha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Obituaries
Capt. William Sparks
Jackson In austria is T
Succumbs at 70

JACKSON. May Il - Capt.
William Sparks. jackson indus
trlahst. owner and builder OF this
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS died to-day
IN Footc Hospital following an
illness of several months.
Born 20 years ago IN Devon
shire. England he was brought to
this country n the age OF 6 by his
parents. who settled I'm log
house on a farm near here
Starting as. An emploNe in the
buggy accessory bu SineSS, he
eventually became plant man
agcr Later the concern became
the Sparks-Withington Co, and
engaged in the manufacture OF
aHtemetive parts, radios and re-
frigcratorS. Today IT is on war
work.
His National Guard activities
brought him the unofficial title OF
captain. Surviving are his widow
Matilda Jr.. two sons. Harry G
and Clifford NJ, both executives
of his company, and SIX grand
children
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
M Teams
Face Busy
w eek-EElal

AM ARGoE Mn Is up
There's a blS Vcck-end M store
for University of Michigan athletic
teams ana lL-.llA MGGk-cnd
a. That
Coach Ray Fisher, Wolverine
baseball team IS in "a good spot 10
tak, rho tuIc tor The second
straight yo7r though raIncd out
c3mr> atb Purdue and Cancelled
ii rfrs WIh Indiana now make u
almost necessary Go take both
Buckeye iIi'>.
I'm track a Nicfiror- team
headed n, me Wolverines undo-
lcaied hall mile squad a. given a
good chance SO cop the title Fresh
from 10, landslide victory over
Michigan state and ONO state
Michigan dropped rs only dual
meet off the season 10 Illinois
There apparently are no favor
f"> IN The golf tournament which
Noi>> go be- a toSS-up among Nlchl-
-an Northwestern ONO state,
iinoi, and Minnesota Capt Ben
smith individual runncr-up the
last TWO years, viii head MlChl-
gan $ squad
ft-'7O NJ n 7 Z q n tennis team
dropped four conference matches
this season and Is given little
chance 20 defeat favored ONO
State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
! All Defeat
Seen i'm Raids

ORLANDO, Fla. May - C1NS)
-Col. H. C. Montgomery hom-
)bardment chief Of the army all
Forces school of applied tactics
fnday advocated mass attacks 10y
no less than 200 planes against
SPECIFIC targets TO bring Germany
10 her knees
II would quit bombing until I
had bigger force-not less
than 200 bombers on one mis-
sion" Montgomery SAID at a
press conference.
Once such a force Of bombor>
)was available. Montgomery SAID he
would concentrate on one target
hnd keep hammcling II until II
Iwas wiped out
% Montgomery is head Of the do
Ipartment that * turning Out
bomber pilots and crews
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Toronto S Lead
Now 3 Games
Il, ! ntt-d PRS,

Toronto Maple Leafs Sharpencd
up for today'S clash with runner
up Newark by defeating the Balti-
more Orioles, 81 and Al, IN a
twilight doublehcadcr last night 10
stretch their international League
lead TO 81 games over the Bears.
Newark whipped Buffalo, 13-l, in
a night game.
Dick GOnEeT held the Orioles 10
four AitS-iH the opener a the
Leafs made the most of eight
blows oft two pitchers, Although
held 20 four blows by Steve
Gromex in the second game as
Baltimore nickcd Luke Hamlin
for eight, the Leafs went in front
10 stay on Harry Davis fourth
inning homer with none on. The
game was marked by eight errors,
four by each club.
Jersey City al Montreal and
Syracuse at Rochester were post
poned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Axis Casualties
In Africa 100000

LONDON. May l3 INS)-Thc
ANS loyt more than 100000 men
IN killed. wounded and captured
IN Two wears ~ months and TWO
DAYS e. He North African cam
palgn a reCapitulatlon shows
Before The final battle of runi-
Sia was iolned ANS losses had
to,alcd 10000 killed. wounded or
captured OF that number. 2Si0oo
were Italian. loo 600 were German
and the remainder unSpcclhcd.
Figures from the last Tunl>ian
battle are incomplete. bat al least
10000 ANS troops were killed on
wounded and 10000 taken prs
OUpT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Michigan Army Filler
|Safe After Collision

GAINESVILLE. Fla. May Il
fUP)-Arny public relations Off
|rers today identified md Il
Charles p. Pacatte. Marion. H., a.
the victim al a mid-air collision of
|two fighter planes near OCala
TUESDAY
The pilot of tho other plane who
|parachuted 10 safety was 1t
Ferne q. Lowell, Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Blank for Grand Rapids J.C

KALAMAZOO NM i3 OUPl
IS Western Michigan College S tennis
defeated Grand Rapids
JUNIOR College yesterday, I 10 v.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Lost and Found


IFoUHD-colhe pup. white and tan. on
Harvard. Call Tuxedo 2su90.
LosT-Toy Boston Bull. black with white
chest and forehead Collar and license
No. 226is. 1928 Mapleridge. Prospect
3l03. Reward.
face and black saddle. Hair not clipped.
Reward. Phone Dearborn OsfO.
LosT-Black purse, Dexter bus Thursday
morning. Reward. Return 1902 Law
renee. Townsend s-iis3l
LosTZGs ration hook a. Return 70
Re ws,,,r Gilm0'@ 27' T. Mont'alm.
LOST-Liver and white female pointer
bird dog, Liberal reward. Phone Royal
LOST Bnlfold. vicinity 7-Mue. Grand
River reward. James sheehan, Evergreen
LosT-May S. small sack containing
Sit0; Mt. Carmel Hospital or JOY road
Epworth section. Reward. Cadillac $3.50.
LOST since March 4. buff romeranian
male name Dandy Yankee Doodle.
loves lump sugar. children. raw bones and
riding IN car. Reward for information.
Nellie Hswley 1890 r. MeNichols road.
Phone Pingree 1865.
MINK fur skins, last sunday night: S25
reward. Terrace 2-9iss.
pink gold wonAn's wrist watch. n, Mount
olivet Cemetery. Reward Twinbrook
| 7lO2.
SILK plaid umbrella At Cunningham's.
JMile. Van Dyke; keepsake. reward
| TNinhrook i227q.
SMALL BRlNDLE BULL
liberal reward Pet for ~ years cs,s;
Atlantic 1894 1856 South Beatrice.
TIBET lapel watch, flower design With
ruhies IN center; reward. TWinbrook
. 1856
WHEEL BARROW lost. good reward viii
also pay 50 20 any person giving infor-
fnstion where u can be found. Mistele Coal
ICo.. Plaza tiOi
WRIST watch lost; lafys Hamilton mi
tiaIed FM G Reward. Meiross 2sss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

FINEST quality No grade granite mark
avs now Sii.9j terms. TO. s-os2i.
DEF Monument, Morris 27if ". Dawson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Death lotlres

BRAND May -. William. beloved nus.
band ~ MARY dear father II Richard
A william + Agnes C.. Thomas g
brother Of Thomas ~ London Ont Mrs
William Hamilton ~ Scotland Mrs John
S'ruthers and Mrs Thomas Laurie 1T
Sarnia Ont Services A. The l.. Y Barker
Funeral Home. i27Op Hamilton Saturday.
g. m unGer auspices kismet Lodge "a
$50 + and a. ".
DEMBttk -Anna beloved mother ~ Law
renee Mrs Josephine Mnchaisd Helen
PfzybycN and the late Anna POkora, Jura
Pokora John Thomas and Frank Dem
heck % grandchildren and % great grant
children also survive. F,ueral from resi-
dence BIOS McDouEall st'urday m.
20 Sweetest Heart of Mary church a. 30.
Mach, MAY 80. 1873 Peter husband
- Bella Porter MacDUN. father ~ Mrs
James " Kclch Mrs X y Robertson
and Robert e MacDuff Funeral service
~ chapel % VIM r. Hamilton Co. Cass
Ave. Al AieXandriue SATURDAY ~ ] p m
>EIff (Nee Herbcri veronica aged -
years; dear mother - Mrs Alfred W
Csspary and Frank G Soipp grandmo'bot
~ Mrs Harold JARVIS Rita and Alfred
Caspary and Denise Neipp Funeral from
the residence 90 her daughter 1921
Troester Ave. Saturday morning A. ?
O'Clock and A. Guardian Angel Church A.
frf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
RIrutNBERG Mnu 1

ri THtNBFHG May II. Martha II 5e4a
/ Seminole. beloved wife OF Richard, dear
mother of Clarence, Richard Jr.. Orviile,
Mrs Gilbert Strnad. Mrs. George Warnsrs.
Lester. Edwin. Walter. George. Violet,
Lorraine, Frederick and Marvin grand
mother % IL grandchildren. Funeral serv-
ice Friday 2 p m. A. \. II. Peters
/ Funeral Home 12O57 Graftof
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
SOC HOMIoh Aene. /. lnee MacieteNskI

>Ut HOWItI Agnes nee MacleJeNthlIl
May 10 1913. beloved mother Of Nrs
Theresa Warras Mrs Viola Modlinski
Joseph, Henry. Norbert and Alfred. dear
sister Of Mrs. Clara Wiatr. Mrs. Helen
Vasley Mrs. Theresa Wojcinski. Mrs
Agnes Pendzich. Frank, Edward and
Joseph; nine grandchildren Funeral Fri
dav AZ $50 a. n. from residence 1908
Dubois. services So Stauislsus Church 81
Q lnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
sTAHI,-Alice. Of 1872 Ash street loving
wife ~ Harry dear mother Of Mrs
Fred Barney. dear sister Of Mrs. Fred
Bronson. Mrs William ST Clalr ElriCk
Thomas and Tills Renaud Services from
William u Clyne Funeral Home 22322
Gratiot East Detroit saturday at : 80
ST Veronica Church at 9 a m. Burial
New Baltimore. Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Lost and Found

BLACK WALLET. containing T.. 3. Navy
leave papers Identification card, train
ticket money Reward 26ij Beniteau.
DreNel 9ts2
BROWN leather nag. with shoulder strap,
vicinity Cass, Willis keep money. return
contents Mrs. Wagner. i3i West Alexan-
drine. Temple 7-0467.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

ILosT-Black purse, Dexter bus. Thursday
morning. Reward. Return 1902 Law
renee. Townsend Salsa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

lLOST-Liver and white female pointer
bird dog. Liberal reward. Phone Royal
. OAK SSga-R
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

LOST Billfold. vicinity 7Mue. Grand
River, reward. James Sheehan Evergreen
Iognn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

lLOST-May S. small sack containing
sii0 Mt. Carmel Hospital or Joy road
! Epworth section. Reward. Cadillac $3.50
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-29
Prof. Angler Retires
From Sports Board

Ann Arbor, May 29-Prof. Ralph
W. Angler after more than 80 years
Of service. has just been retired as
an active member OF Michigan
Board in Control OF intercollegiate
Athletics. A new revision OF the
University bylaws, recently adopt
ed, provides that a member may
serve on the board for only two
consecutive terms. Prof Angler
has been a member of that body
since 1918.
However, the removal OF Prof.
Aigler from the board does not
preclude his appointment year
from now as a faculty representa-
tiv on the board Meanwhile he
will serve as an ex-officio member
and will continue TO represent
Michigan in the Western Confer
ence where he is chairman of the
Big Ten faculty representatives.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-29

Detroit, Mich. May %
Broilers, 2S.l0; capons, $3.50,
fowls, 24.60; stays, 20.6O; geese,
$3.50; turkeys under Is lbs, 1850;
Is to % lbs, S4.l0: % lbs up. 1910
ducks. %. No loading or unloading
Saturday or Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-29
Growth Of University
Praised by Governor

Ann Arbor May 29-In speech
given at the Michigan League in
program preliminary to the Uni
yersitys observance OF the 99th
annual graduating exercises, Gov
ernor Harry F. Kelly told the an
nual meeting OF the Alumnae Coun-
Gil of the Alumni Association that
the history OF the University close
ly parallels the rich and fruitful
history OF our state"
He said AS the state OF Michi-
gan progressed rapidly from a very
humble beginning to occupy at
last position as one OF the great.
est states in the union, so too the
University OF Michigan caught up
this spirit of progress and expand.
ed its sphere OF cultural influence
TO achieve topmost position
among the worlds seats of learn
ing"