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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
CONDITIONS SET

Country elevator operators are
permitted 10 accept corn on condi-
ton that they offer il for sale
within 30 days Of delivery. Dealers
may accept corn Cd if they have
contracts or orders from rnarufac-
turers. feed mixers, feeders or
government agencies calling for
delivery within 30 days, or orders
from dealers who have such con-
tracts or orders and ~ II the
corn will be sold 10 these persons
and agencies within 30 days.
In all such cases, IL was added,
dealer must obtain a certificate
from purchaser, that acceptance
OF delivery will not violate the
order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Did Car Still Good

On all points, we must agree
With Cordner. There has been
, 90 much talk of the postwar
carbeing radical in design. There
hat BEEN too much written
about new materials, changed
dSigns greater use OF high
qtane gas, etc.
The thinking along these lines
s. right. The aims are good and
Nil some day be achieved.
But don't look with disdain on
your present car. II will still
be in style for a few years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Competition for Consumers Dollar Disturbed

Even there raoning and price ceilings. the
normal competition for the dollar would be disturbed
This industries which
peacetme make civilian durable goods Thus automobiles
retail in ordinary dollar volume second only to
food retail The shutting automobile industry thus
releases civilian funds which would ordinarily durable
goods. for food and other available items.
Thus the demand for food the part Of civilians has been
abnormay heavy This results only from full employment
and the need for work but also from the
release of dollars by competitive industries such durable
comfort goods which have donned khaki and which
temporarily dSotng themselves exclusively making military
goods for Uncle Sam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Business Failures
Lowest on Record

NEW YORK, May 6-Bustss
failures dropped 10 the lfest
weekly total on record dur9the
week ended April %. un q
BradStreet. Inco reported iall-
urc& approximately half cthe 30
last week and only one-trth Of
the 1913 IN the like week II year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
February Rail Net
Reaches S61,818,SO8

WASHINGTON. May 6-Reports
for February Of 1876 Glass / rail-
roads 10 ICC show an aggregate
net income of SCI. S1S,sO8, after
taxes and charges, against net OF
S21 ,515.7 in Feb, 1912. For the
two months ended Feb. ,2S, net IN
come was S12479S. 63S. against
S45, 461 .754 in the first two months
of 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
r.>r BIfF,Io

FAST BUFFALO 81 Y. Nay ? DNsl-
HOGS 800. firm good ard choice lo1-44 y
lbs AveraE'nE l31 lbs, $500 c.nper
able weights trucksd -ns. Sli s53 l', re-"
~ $3.50. raush ana Weishty SONS, $ii
ala 80
CART 200. somewhat SOW, sights
uneven mostly steady medium 20 good
mixed yearIuEs <l5 q ~ so. some held
common iater. Gamer. s. $50. Us0' n
medium weight sausage bulls ST. - 30
only ctroneWeIEh,s eligible % Si4.
CALVES 700 vealers steady. good arc
choice largely ST. 30
SHEEP 500. lambs fairy active 70 Al
interests steady. G0od and choice $1,000
10 shorn mostly 81 SKINS, SIS, m!Nec
grades wooiskins, SIS so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
CHICAGO

CHICAGO May GNs)--HOGs-2o 200
steady. Top. Si+ 20, bulk Sl4.5Q 9 y. 81
heavies Sii COOLIES; mediums. sl4 ~ y
Ia 10. lights. 40u1f.7n, light lights
si425Ii4. 30: packing sows. Sli % "a. 80
pigs $3.50 1873.
CATTLE ~ Q 600; STEADY Calves 500
steady Beef steers, choice Slbn ~ ~
rreduir, xltHI6. yfar'.nEs Al3 ~
Bu.rners hcifsrs SIi rs So. cows. Sl11
IL so. bulls. SllTlf 20. calves 50 is
feeders Slg1I5 Stockers steers. SIS 10
cows and heifers S10ulf2h.
suEEP-f0 GOO: steady Lambs $l5 ~ p
fsrt. common Si4TI5 Is. veariings
si2 5oa1A50. feeders Sii8i5, ewes
Ssue. so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
BIaw-Knox Calls
S2,344,0O0 Bonds

NEW YORK. May s - Blaw-
Knox Co. has called for redemp-
ton all outstanding first mortgage
3l2 per cent series bonds, due
Feb. l. 1850. amounting 10 81. 344, :
900. Bonds will be redeemed at
principal amount with interest 20
June 5. 1943, plus a premium of
IL per cent of principal amount
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Steel Ingot Rate
Remains at 99l PIT.

NEW YORK, May 6rSteel ingot
production for week ended May 3
is placed at 99ia per cent Of ca
pacity, unchanged from the previ-
Gus week in the compilation by
Dow, Jones e. Co, Inc. Two weeks
ago rate was SO per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Gas Sales Here Soar

The Michigan Consolidated Gas
Co. reports sendout for the Detroit
district in the week ended May !
totaled SGT $4,000 cubic feet
against 1863 ,399, 900 cubic feet in
the like 1912 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06


Consolids alton Coal co. and subsidiaries
for the quarter ended March 81 reports a
net pront OF $40 .os7 after provision for
for excess pronts TAX. Net is equal after
dividend requirements on per cent non
cumulative convertios preferred 10 81 o2
a share on the common This compares
share for the quarter ended March 81,
is47.
Granite city steel Co. for the quarter
ended March 81 reports net proht 81
Si2i. $50 after charges and $4,000 for
cents shsr. This compares with
ST.. sST. or ~ cents a share for the quar-
ter ended March 81 1s+2, when SIS, ooo
vas provided for federal income taxes.
BigeIow-sanford Carpet Co. for the quar-
ter ended March 81 reports net loss Of
S65 337, after taxes and charges compared
with net profit Of s4s7 s7s. equal 20 81 "a
A common share for the quarter ended
April a. 1912
Intertype Corp. excluding British sub
sidisry for the quarter ended March 81
reports net profit Of SCI, le5. after
"a cents share On me common stock.
against sio2,l7s equal to as cents a share
for the quarter ended March 81, 1912
when income tax provision was $50 600
and contingent reserves were SIS. 900.
Poor 4 Go. reports March quarter net
profit OF approximately S12e oo0 after pro-
vision Of S3ss 0On for federal income and
excess profits taxes equal 10 50 cents =
share on the Class stock on which
unpaid dividend sccumulations amounted n
81 q share a. the close ~ period Revised
net profit for March quarter last year,
after 1886. 600 tax provision, was s1oe, 000
or 81 05 on the Class stock
Commercial Credit Co. report. eonsoli.
dated net profit for the March quarter vas
81 $50 $50 after provision for federal and
Canadian income and excess profits taxes
under terms OF 1912 statutes. or So cents
q share on the common stock For the
Tel ooa or 30 cents q share on the common
the reserve for taxes on income in tina,
period being based on 1871 statutes.
General Printing Ink Corp. for the March
quarter reports a net profit OF $40. 361
after provision OF Spt iis for federal In
come and excess profits taxes or y cents
a share on the common stock against q
net profit Of ti+i .002 or Il cents a common
share In the March quarter, last year.
United Gas Corp. and. n. rubsIdIarie. ~,
the IL months ended Jan. 81 report a net
share on the 81 hrst preferred stock. or
which unpaid dividend acumulation'
amounted 10 SIS 50 a share q, the close
OF the period In the II months ended
Jan. ii. last year net income was 81 l06,
65l, or Si5.1e share
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
EARNINGS

Foilsnsbee steel Corp. for the quarter
ended March 81 reports a net proht OF
SisT. 1913, equal TO II cents q share on the
common. In the corresponding quarter of
1912 net pront. adjusted 20 conform with
current tar rates. was $3.50. sos. or 45
cents a share on the common in the March
quarter OF is42.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Limits Placed
On Purchases,
Delivery Of Corn

WASHINGTON, May $50 m-
prove distribution of corn among
manufacturers, feed mixers and
feeders, war food administration
today placed limit on purchases
and deliveries.
At the same time, IL was an
nounced that all producers having
loans on 1888. 1899, 1910 or 1941
corn, amounting TO about 55.00O.-
900 bushels. will be required 10
redeem their corn or deliver IL to
Commodity Credit Corp. by July /.
Corn and livestock prices are sucn
that all of the notes can be repaid
and the corn either fed or sold on
the market al an advantage 10
the producer. WA officials said.
This action is being taken 10 stimu-
late marketing OF corn during the
next few weeks when corn will be
needed by professors and by iced
ers in deficit corn areas.
IS TO 90-DAY SUPPLY
Under food distribution order So.
effective Immediately, purchases
and deliveries by manufacturers
and feed mixers are limited 10 q
45-day supply. and feeders TO a
9o-day supply. including present
stocks on hand. This is to prevent
an accumulation of corn by one
user at the expense of another.
For the past several months, II
was explained, some manufao
turers, mixers and feeders have
been without corn or with enough
TO operate only for a few days,
while others have held relatively
large supplies.
Corn on which loans have been
made must be included in inven-
tories, il was explained. II loan
corn equals or exceeds require
ment OF borrower. he is required
10 redeem and use or dispose OF a
sufficient amount of his collateral
corn TO reduce his inventory be-
low his requirements before he can
buy or accept delivery OF more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
pITTsRt RCU

lfp steady sfeers. thotcc SIG au a..
medium 10 good SIS 750 Is 50, common
SIP 90 a. % peifevs gP}d 90 choice, SIS f
10. medium t8 good SlP so tf.5u. com-
mon 50 -il2i cows kood va choke sly io By
rs. medium ,o good. sos II. Gamers and
cutters $3.50 10, bulls, s01t - choice
.S1t r1I75s common % medium $40 % 50
HOGS-3sos steady. 1901 10 los s1i ~
ais. 10000 lbs SI5D rs 10. 2O0-2Zu Ihs
200 lbs SItSUrls; 2g0.35a lbs go 5n1
u 81 iooFi0 lbs, Slia1i so, rolehs
Sl3.5un1t25
SHEEP ESQ: steady Choice lambs
SI42lrI5 Is. medium % good clipped
Sl2 25.iI3..g. common lambs tIi-.td
s. 25rg9 %. ewes CIppcd, s. rs. vCtuers
clipped 81
CALVES too: steady Good 20 choice
S16u ~ medium 20 good Sl4 IS, cu.li
ana common Ssrt1.tn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Detroit Stocks

dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid - far this year.
unless otherwise noted. a-Paid In 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06

North American Go. sud - subsidiaries
for The - months ended March 50 report
q ref- Income ~ SIS ass 2ot equSl 20 81 ~
= common share II ne - months ended
March 81 1912 adjusted net was Sl9 se3
Gil, or S. 81 a common share.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-03
S Vow, TO-?

!. Nam" tho Allied commanding
officer ~ ihc North African Mrdl-
i"rrCHn area.
,. One. two or three solar cClipscg
- the lcnSt number that can occur
IN i wear"
3 What was tho score in this falls
l'CnnSylvaria-A Army football game?
4 Tho SarGaSSn Sea is in the Al
lantiC or Pacific Ocean?
D. What is the nickname given ia
The nov japanese four-cngincd fly
ing boat?
q. OF all the blessings or cvcil< nf
Iifc contained in the mythical PAN
d"ra'S box. only ono remained when
| II was opened. Name II.
7. Saccharin. used in diabciic
diets. is Swcctcr OF less sweet than
| cane "ugar?
3. In United States slang. u "woyv"
is u surprise. q grave disaster. or a
sensational hit?
4 9. Which country has n unit of cur
rcnCy with the same name rs one of
its measures of weight?
10. What have the following in
common: Silver Doctor. Dusty Mil
lea, Jock Scott;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-03

In +" gland. per capita weekly con
sumption ni butter j. Two ounces.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-03

The favuritc food Of the robin is
the mulberry.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-03

Sales on the Henderson, TOBACCO
market are now expected tu pas the
eighteen and a halt w!!liuu- pound
mark and the total ( >h paid GU; Tor
the l9l3 crop viii exceed all years
prior 10 the bannor 1912 market.
Arthur II. Surprise. sales supervisor.
said today. Total cash PAID oUt in
1913 Will approximate S7.25O. 900.
passing the S6.958.U3277 payuUt oI
1919. but Will still br Ia. short OF the
1912 payoUt.
There Was = near capacity sale to-
day. with prices firm. Prices are
somewhat lower than :wu weeks ago.
but there is little complaint and the
price break since Thanksgiving has
been less than III some previous
years.
The big three" u: the Middle Bel;
now have all officially announced
tina; they viii close on December l..
with Oxford joining the Durham and
Henderson markets II selecting ;hu:
date.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-03
40 White Men
To Fl. Bragg
For Service

I,.,ft \
hih.;,,,,, S Noioi'
Beach. Va. and Frank Fcnncr Gum"
Tom liza " 3 ,o,n s,rnn, ,I;'p.
Fla. were transferred To their res
pcc,lyc boards HnndnInh Mill, u.s..
group leader Tor sclcctccs going TO-
d,v s's
Those reporting to Fort Bragg
wrrr. 'e
James Thon,Y. Sbnr, Ro,,c nm,
Kl,rcu '''>'
Joseph Clvdr Short. South Hcrd,r-
.n,, = '''''' iie''oe'-
Floyd William Edwards. 9l9 Arch
street. Henderson
William rrund Gr;Ssom. ROM, ,,r
II, Jr..I,, ''oN'' '''e'
Harry purnya, Wright. 3 ". w,r-
rem street. Trenton. \. !
Otna Luusvy Carver. BOOB CopcIand
=. rk, NcvYur, News T., '''''''
John Waddc,l. Jr.. sos Davis street.
John Thomas Long, co Harriet
Charles Francis Workman, Route
three, Henderson.
John Hcayv ii...t Ro,,,c va, I,,,
dcrSon.
Nile, Eoy KING Rn,,,o .,,,o H.,
dersoH.
Lacy Edward IiCdgcpc:h. {. q Har-
RE; Cotton Nl..l. South Henderson
Claude Alexander Wor,hnn, T..
Rufus Henry G,.;.snr, - ~ ,., ~
Hrnacr-om.
HUM H-.g.rp.,r},S p,.;,,i,,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-03

Automobiles are weapons Of war;"
AS vital to Victory as the machines in
war plants and shipyards. out of 10
war plant workers depend entirely OH
automobiles to get to work. America
depends on motor cars for the major
portion of all essential passenger
transportation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-03
'Payout For
Tobacco Is
Second Best

Sales Thursday. December 2:
l5l.55O pounds for Sj6.063.80,
average S36.27.
Season to date:
l7.678,OO2 pounds for $780,
1894. average S39.OS.
1912 Comparisons:
Thursday. December ;. 1912:
69.880 pounds for Sa2.9iO.lI,
average S32.82.
Season to date 1912:
2O.577.282 pounds for SS.632.-
Oi6.85.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-15
Campus Eoents
Two Hundred Fifty Attend
Rackham School Conference

Over $50 persons, including
many from out OF the state. aud
many University Of Michigan stu
dents, were guests OF the Horace
H. Rackham School OF Special Edu.
cation at the Normal College Wed.
nesday at the Rackham Open
House
The building was open to the visi.
tors throughout the day. with spe-
cially conducted tours at $50,
1890, and 1880 p. IN. From 9:S0
to 1880 a. m. the classrooms were
open to visitors, and classroom
demonstrations were prepared.
Rooms which were open were :;
Sight Saving, Mrs. Lethe Olds; Or
thopedic. Miss Melba Miller; Ply
siotherapy. Miss Bernice Ring.
man; Deaf, Miss Marian Quinn;
and Slow Learning, Mrs. Clara
Deland.
The first morning lecture was by
DR.. Mary Frances Gates. Of the
faculty OF Rackham School. who
discussed Social and Emotional
Adjustments OF Crippled Children.
DR.. Gates outlined a study made.
in which the emotional adjustments
and reactions OF crippled children
were compared with those OF norm
al children. She stressed the fact
that the study had definitely shown
that the social and emotional life
OF crippled child is not necessari-
ly upset because OF his handicap,
that should his emotions not be nor
NAL it was usually because there
was another cause 10 which to at
tribute II.
Teachers were urged by Wallace
]. Finch, Cleveland Public Schools
and Western University. to do as
much as possible in the correction
OF minor speech impediments in
children. He spoke on Correction
OF Minor Speech Defects in Ele-
mentary School,. He stressed the
fact that, particularly in the ele-
mentary grades, great many
speech defects OF the children could
be corrected through patient CO.
operation and work OF the teacher
with the child. Mr.. Finch used sew
eral children as subjects to demon
strate his talk.
Methods OF testing hearing
were demonstrated, with children
as subjects, by Miss Ora Swart-
wood, training supervisor in Rack
ham School. Miss Swartwood
pointed out that special training Is
necessary for one to test hearing,
and stressed the detriment to the
child should one not qualified at.
tempt to do this work.
The work done in the Wayne
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-15
Calendar Of Social Events

TODAY
Daughters OF Union presidents
Iba
Presbyterian
p pavilion Prospect Bring sandwiches TO
beverage and table service
Junior Chamber Commerce family picnic Park
?. m.
FRIDAY
The Willing annual meeting with
Mrs. William Jells at 1890 p. m
Wesleyan Guild, picnic Riverside S m
Carpenter W.RC, No. So. 8 p ". R. c
Congregational Sunday picnic kindergarten
school, and cradle roll children mothers 90 Gil
bert Community
Semtfomal dance Ypsnti Air
Junior hostesses the American
to in buses he camp
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-15
Three Members Added
by Order Of Eagles

Wednesday night the Aerie Fra
ternal Order OF Eagles added new
members. Raymond NJ. Moose. Jr,.
Layton E Clark and Thomas <.
Goodwing Raymond E. Martin
was obligated, The floor show
will be discontinued during July
and August.
It was planned to buy a new
piano. A box Of cigarettes will
be sent to Thomas Kelley. one
OF the Eagle members in service
Plan Ricnie
A committee meeting was held
Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Elsie Fleuelling, president Of
the Past Noble Grands Club. TO
make final arrangements for a
potluck picnic of the PING. club
TO be held Sunday at l o'clock, at
Prospect Park.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-15

County Training School was des-
cribed by DR.. Thorleif Hegge, d.
rector OF research and education at
that school. DR.. Hegge stated that
over 100 boys who had been prev
lou -ly committed TO the school be-
cause of mental retardation, were
now 10 the service. Over 80 per
cent OF them have made good. he
stated, and a number have been
promoted.
"Occupationsl Therapy for Grip
pied Children" was discussed by
Miss Isabel March. o. T. r., OF the
Detroit Visiting Nurse Association.
Miss March described the type OF
work done in o. T., and told OF
the beneficial results OF the use OF
any activity, mental or physical,
for corrective purposes.
Dr. Heinz Werner, research psy-
biologist OF the. Wayne County
Training School. spoke last, having
as his subject Psychology OF Brain
Injured Children. He stated that
many children who are retarded
mentally also have a second defect
due to a brain injury which re-
ouires special methods OF instruc-
ton. That injury makes the child's
mental organization and mental
processes entirely different from
other children. and that defect is
often overlooked in their training.
This evening the annual summer
school meeting OF special education
students will be in Charles MGKen-
ny Hall at $50. Mrs. Winifred
Hathaway. associate director Of the
National Society for Prevention Of
Blindness. will speak on "Conser-
vation OF Vision.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-15
Miss Marie Wright,
SGT. Sweet Marry


Mr.. and Mrs. Claude H. Wright
$500 W. Clark Rd., are announcing
the marriage OF their daughter
Marie Lucille. TO STAFF Sergeant
William H. Sweet. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Sweet, Vaudeville,
Mich. Mrs. Wright was the only
Ypsilanti guest at the marriage,
which was Saturday, July 3, at2:15
p. m. at the First Methodist Church,
Tampa, Ella. Rev. John Branscom
\ticiated at the double ring cere-
mony.
Mrs. Sweet is graduate OF
Roosevelt High School. and attend.
ed the Michigan State Normal Col.
lege for three years. She will re-
main in Florida. where she and Sgt.
Sweet are residing at the Sydwell
Apartments, 342 s. Third St, St.
Petersburg, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnie Rossbach
are going TO spend Thursday on a
trip TO Put-in-Bay. taking with them
two OF Chalmer Young's children
and two OF Delmar Young's.
Emil Weddige, formerly OF Yp-
SLANT, has been promoted from
Instructor to assistant professor Of
decorative design in the School OF
Architecture OF the University Of
Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-15
Sunday Parties For
Soldiers Discontinued

As a result Of small attendance,
extreme summer heat, and a con,
hieting vacation schedule, the Sun,
day evening Open House parties
for the entertainment OF service
ment, sponsored by junior hos
tesses OF the American Legion Ser
vice Club. have been cancelled.
There will be no party next Sun
day evening, and no further Sun
day night parties until fall. The
decision was made Jointly by mem
bers OF the Legion executive com.
mittee, the USO, and junior hos
teSses
Friday night parties, however,
will be continued throughout the
summer, the next one being a semi
formal dance Friday evening at the
East Ypsilanti Air Base. Junior
hostesses are TO meet al the Ameri-
can Legion Home at $50 for trans
portatiOn TO the camp.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-15
Huron Navy Mothers
Add Three New Members

Three new members were added
20 .he membership list OF the HUI
ron Navy Mothers Club at their
July meeting Wednesday night.
The various committees report
ed on their projects and re-
ports were given on the Navy
Mothers Club July "a New mem
bers are Mrs. c. p. Steimle,
Mrs. John Hochrein, and Mrs. Dale
Bulls. Visitors we're Mrs. Arthur
Elvidge, Mrs. c. T. Camp and Mrs
B. b. Brown. Mrs. Cora Campbell,
former camp commander OF the
Navy Mothers Club, Detroit, trans
ferred her membership 10 this club
Two flag standards we're accept
ed from William Davis, Surgical
dressings for Navy hospitals will be
made by the various members in
their homes. Four members went
TO Willow Run Tuesday and repair
GU 90 hdl LlltlAAk AbA = Wy .
Mrs Charles Power gave an int
eresting report on the rally in To-
ledo which ten members OF the
club attended The members
brought back many interesting &C
counts OF the clubs activities Mrs.
Lyle Smith reported on activities
and projects OF the Navy Mothers
Glee Club which sang at the rally.
They asked those present 10 bring
razors and JIG saw puzzles TO the
next meeting to donate TO the hos
pital.
The club will solicit for the blood
unit for August s. All members
were asked to meet at the Ameri-
can Legion Home Sunday, July %,
at 7:f5 to go TO the post office
in a body for the dedication OF the
serviceman's honor roll. The next
meeting will be August II.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-15
E. P. Rorison Knew
Two Custer Men

E. P. Rorison, 412 n Washington
St., knew two men who were with
Buffalo Bill Cody and his scouts
when, with the soldiers under Gen.
eral Reno. they rounded up Indians
after the Custer Massacre.
One OF the men. Dan Calihan, .
U. S. Army Band man. came TO
Ypsilanti in the early eighties. re-
naming here about one year. Bill
landlord, Poney Express rider in
Seattle, was the other They wit
messed the duel between Cody and
Chief Yellowhand onShorseback.
Buffalo Rill lost his horse. Mr..
Rorison said. but he killed the In
dian and. lifting his hair, shouted,
"hrst scalp for Custer.