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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-10

Nreeland Rd., Trenton. Mich. Bobs
wife and young son, Robert, il,
also resided in Trenton until a few
weeks ago when they moved to
Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-10
o.oree 10 be Conferred

At the regular communication OF
Phoenix Lodge number 10, +. and
A. NJ, Tuesday evening, James
Bell. vorshipful master, presided in
the East and announced that the
Entered Apprentice degree will be
conferred at nett Tuesday evening 5
meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-10

Coming day play proudly
ClutChed flower in his chubby, griny hand.
"Hee is flower for you, Mummy
And with of JOY in her eye Mother endey placed
flower glass of to keep long she possibly could
Now, Little Johnnie swiped" flower out of friendly
neighboS garden Johnnie little
right and wrong when taking things
they belonged to other people But little did
that his Mother loved flowers with all her
pressing something of his feelings her when brought
her this precious gift of beauty.
None of loses love Mother
first gaze up her from the cradle and all
through life long
and of world keep you remembering
upon tender
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-10

Jean Edwards, Susan Eckley, Mari
an George. Janet kelder. Betty
Menzi. Cleo Plom, Patricia Siddall.
jeanne Sturm, and Barbara Sylves'
ter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-10

Mrs Lucius Bennett and son
Harry, Port Jefferson, l.. J.. have
come TO make an extended STAY
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Faulkner. Mr.. Bennett has
been indicted in the Navy and eI.
pects 10 leave soon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-10
Willow Run Calendar
TODAY

TODAY
Girl Scout Troop, $3.50 p. m, Sim
monds School gymnasium
Foster School Girl Scouts, $3.50
.. m. Foster School
Adults Dancing Class, 3 p m,
Local so Hall.
Teen-Agers Dancing Class. 400
p m. Local 80 Hall.
Adventist Fellowship. SO p. m.
Ross School, room 10.
Catholic Choir Practice, 4.30 D.
m, Ross School
Cub Troop meeting, 8 p. m. Sim.
monds School gymnasium
Boy Scout Troop 81, 1870 p. M,
Ross School.
Mems Gymnasium Glass, 7:3O p.
m, Willow Run Village Communl.
ty Building
Arts and Crafts (children). $50
$3.50 p. m. Willow Run Village
Community Building.
THURSDAY
FourH Club, $50 p. m, Ross
School
Arts and Crafts. 330-5:30 p. m.
Willow Run Village Community
Building.
Women's Gymnasium. 7:30-10 p.
m, Willow Run Village Communl-
ty Building
Midweek Chapel Service, 20 p.
m. Dormitory VI Lounge.
Mems Gymnasium. basketball,
$40 p. m, State Normal College
gymnasium.
Boy Scout Troop 81. 70 p. m.
Foster School gymnasium.
Willow Run Civic League, 8 D.
m, S. Community Building, room
-. Willow Lodge.
Willow Run Christian Workers
Association. $50 p. m. 20 Quebec
St, Willow Court.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-29

the For us, too the terrifying grand climax ot
 the war is at hand. .+,v This supreme, desperate call for Aneri'
 can dollars-16 billions of then1-is to
 enable our fighting men to carry through '" the grim, bloody assault to . successful cas- conclusion and Victory. of
 Not just American dollars-but the dol
 lars in your pocket-in your savings acc
 count. linz You must buy War Bonds-now! At
 least twice as much as you bought last
 time If you are already buying Bonds on usn payroll savings plan, buy EXTRA
 Bonds during this Drive you Your Government is counting on you. you Your boy-and your neighbors boy-niE his lions of then1-are counting on you. Jusp 3 of as desperately as you are counting on
 them in this fateful hour.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-29

For him the terrifying grand climax of the war is at hand.
 The supreme military risk-bloody, costly in American lives.
 Our boys know this They don't have to read the heart-rending headlines or cas- ualty lists to know what is expected of them.
 They are in it.
 But they are not fiinehing not holding back.
 They will see the grim venture through to the bitter, victorious end. And if, for your boy or some boy you know, the price of Victory is death, you can be absolutely certain that he did his part courageously |. for the cause of Freedom.
Evening star., 1944-12-10

sNxWEsr AccxssOnY Tnscx A. tAis III -
rel.o1efs 2 ID fsschinu ~ a afauna. M
Dr. np ~ -. ~ - Z 1esnI
Nswssa hair-do tick = III bsai 4 ~ =
- wiah ~ slsas of - froas kafr szsrusdl
Over the bwnids, - top 4 fasn : - !.
slinias puAl Extra lust1e -
dne ID Dress Shampoo With Ha;r CnnSi 4
Evening star., 1944-12-10

Only Drene
with Hair Conditioner reveals
up to 1875 more lustre than soap
-. yet leaves hair easy to
arrange, SO alluringly smooth!
Does your hair look dull, slightly naousy?
Maybe it's just because you're washing it with soap
soap shampoos letting soap film hide the glorious natural
ustre and color brlance. Change Drene Shampoo with
Hair Conditioner Drene leaves any dung film.
That's why reveals up $500 ustre than any soap
or soap shampoo
Does your hair do require constant Gddiing?
Men don't like this business of running comb through
your hair publc Fix your hair stays putt And
ber Drene with Hair Conditioner leaves hair wonderfully
easy manage right after shampoong No other shampoo
leaves hair so lustrous, yet easy arranged
Sssssshhhhh! But hare you Gandruf?
Too many girls have! And what pity. For unsghtly
dandru be easily controlled if you shampoo regularly
with Drene Drene with Hair Conditioner every
of embarrassing andru the very first you it!
Evening star., 1944-11-17
MAJ. Boone Damage Suit
May Reach jury Today

Whether Mai. Danisl =. Boone Of
the 7oo0 block of Sixteenth street
NV. was libeled through : Letter
sent to his superior ofncsr, the
adjutant general of the War De-
partment. BY n. Ryan NcCown,
Tryon IN. CO attorney. probably
win Be decided today BY . District
Court jury.
Trial Of the case, Ia which Maj.
Boone Is suing for ~, 900 damages,
began Wednesday, with Justice T.
Alan Goldsborough presiding. Final
arguments for both sides were
scheduled for today.
A high light Of the trial yesterday
was the introduction Of the full text
of the letter by the defense. The
plaintiff had claimed libel on only
. part Of 1t. Maj. Boone Is repre-
sented by Attorneys Richard T.
Wexford and Thomas H. Patterson
Mr.. McCown Is represented by At
torney A. Leckie Cox.
Last spring Maj. Boone won an
involved legal battle to maintain
custody Of hts two young children,
q son and daughter. The mother
Mrs. Martha l.. Boone Of North
Carolina, had sought to regain their
custody. which had been awarded
by North Carolina court. The de-
fendant In the present suit has
served as her attorney in previou,
court actions. 3
Evening star., 1944-11-17
U. 5. Role in World
Peace Seiup Argued
In Radio Program
~ the Associate1 press.

~ t01 A1ooCI8t00 EIe19.
NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-senators
Ball. Republican. Of Minnesota and
Pepper. Democrat. Of Florida last
night expressed belief 1t would be
constitutional TO give the American
representative In q world council
power to commit this Nation to the
use Of force 10 repel aggression.
Their views were challenged by
Senator Revercomb, Republican, OF
West Virginia and John T. Flynn,
author. who termed such q step un-
constitutional and unwise.
The four speakers shared the
Americas Town Meeting" program
at Town Hall, which was broadcast
over the Blue Network.
Mr.. Flynn said the proposal
meant Congress would be asked to
abdicate its authority to declare war
and was "the most unconstitutional
proposal that has ever been asked
of the American people" Senator
Revercomb declared mo Dictator
ship could be more absolute or more
far-reaching."
Proposes Election by People.
Senator Ball said that "a simple
solution to the fears over delegation
of this authority to a nonelective
od1cial would be to provide by legis-
lation for the election by the people
Of our representative, thereby max
ing him directly responsible to the
people"
Senator Pepper said the United
Nations should have complete
jurisdiction to order the use of these
peace forces" and said they must be
subject to instant use In order to bs
effective.
Evening star., 1944-11-17
Selected Stocks Up,.
But Buyers Neglect
Many Leaders
by VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Finaneia1 WrttaI

NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-stocks
generally shadow w-boxed with recov-
cry In today's market and, while
scattered favorites were moderately
aggressive, many leaders backed
sway or retired to neutral corner.
The usual weekend caution
stalled some potential purchasers.
The big push through the western
front streesod reconverSion doubts,
on the idea the germans may be
nearer collapse than most realize.
Possible expansion Of tax selling for
income statements accentuAted con-
servAtiS mAnd numerous customers
stood aside to await congressional
moves and other Washington de-
velopments. Individual stocks were
|propped by dividends and earnings
but even these failed to do much.
Climbing specialties Of yesterday
took q rest.
Rising reluctance was exhibited at
the start and near -closing trends
were notably irregular. Dealings
were relatively light throughout,
running to around 100000 shares for
the full proceedings.
Resistant were Emerson Electric.
at . 1914 peak; Chrysler, Northern
Pacific. Johns-Manville, Paramount
Pictures. Westinghouse, American
Can, Goodrich, Montgomery Ward,
Boeing and Kennecott. Down most
OF the day were U. s. Steel, Bethle-
hem, American Telephone, Santa
Fe. Southern Pacific, American
Smelling, General Motors, Douglas
Aircraft, Texas Pacific Land Trust
and U. 8. Rubber.
Rail bonds achieved some popu-
larity.
Evening star., 1944-11-17
Chicago Livestock

/. CHICAGO, Nov. II ~ twFA) .-Salable
snn ss.sseIy active, stesdy % ssrone on xeiehts
pounds. "A; ;2o-i4.3S, few loads Il 40 and
gcod and choice lbo:lso pounds. ia.6o-
1928: weights over go pounds and soWs,
Saisbis cattle. 1900: total $500: saia-
shsiss ., steer iai!y steady a q 1s:9C-1s;4S9;
other killing classes slow, steady 70 weak
on cleanup market; cows draSsy ct weeks
decline and lisht thin cannsr cows WITH
strons-v.iKht cutter cows, o.bo-e.75; hard.
y enough bulls and veAlers here to make
proximatsly 1000 head stock cattle scins
70 country during week at highest prices
OF season.
!! ss1I.Sls ..hssp, 1900; tss.l 5000:
native lambs, M.5o; bleks .cat at 81 dis:
common native iamhs With y;sisht. 1900.
sort sort out nat nstise A AlanSs &. LILO down: natiys
tanAa r &00
Evening star., 1944-11-17
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Nov. II R,.-Fsvorable var
news and l4sgins demand caused grain
today. but most Of the losses were re-
sained after the early Hurry Of selling had
run its course
Mn buying to cover nour sales to the
Army caused wheat to rally to Yesterday 5
closins levels The bread cereal showed
at times and strength OF that market en-
eogra9ed short covering in the ChicAGo DIT.
Corn recoyered quickly when commission
houses readily took the o6erinss Of cash
dealers and local operators.
odorts we're the best buyers Of re fu-
lures. The trade was lisht and the
The trade in oats was mixed with com
mission houses on both sides Of the mar-
ket. slow demand for cash grain WAS
depresstng influence
lower than yesterdays finish, Decetn-
per. I:o6; Corn vas y to y higher. De-
iovsr. peeember. eaH.e4. kye vas efi
70 e. pecember. 1.07h-h. Marley Vas
Evening star., 1944-11-17
BIucksmith's Welding
Tank initiates Bomb
~ the Associated Press.

~ ING ASeOSIAted Sxee8.
PHILIP, s. Dak.-AI Alfred
Happy" Wenzel, blacksmith for the
Grindstone community. wanted to
do was replenish his gas welding
supply by mixing carbide and water
in the acetylene tank. but before he
finished he figured he'd made q
pretty fair rocket bomb"
Happy" wrapped the carbide In
paper to delay its action, but before
he could screw on the tank cap the
gas began to generate and the tank
started to perform. It smashed into
q gas engine, took Oh through the
roof Of the shop and wound up in
. wheat field. still sizzling. Hap
py" himself was black and blue.
Evening star., 1944-11-17
Washington Produce

From the war Tood Administrator.
Prices paid net f.qb. Washington
light. OccasionAl lots Of western stock and
some storage eegs ere repoftsd. 0enAnA for
Prsss pss for Ysdssal 8 s..ss sssdsd desas sss;
received from sradine stations .(aovembeI
I'D, Whites. browns. mixed color: 2, 3.
trade a. medium, 47-46, svsf1se, 4S: d. 8.
trade afse. 47,4a ayersfs. 47M: som-
LIVE fOULThY-Markst frm. Two f,al
sgs ssnsk o,1ir lo@1s q ycss er sc sFkst
late yesSsrday. Fowl are becoming scarcer,
although the ahQrtage Is not 70 acute
TuH4kYsEone fun truck load arrived
today. rIcspects tor any incrssSS IN. ciyii-
rsport practically no o91f1nQs. S
pemanA fof Al elAss1s of poultyy anA
s1iissss Z ss ~ sss sss s' sss sc
4 1Ins
Evening star., 1944-11-17
French Couple Renews 5
Old Acquointunceship
- the Associated Press.

- the Assoeiated Press.
DENVER, Colo.-Capt. Stanley w.
woodward, Rockport, Mas, has re-
cetved . letter from q French couple
In whose home he was billeted Is 4
corporal IN the AEF Is years ago.
Now . camounage oncer at Lowry
Field. Capt. Woodward dropped his
friendship with the French couple
after the armistice. But they To-
Gated him and wrote: your COM
patriots have saved Us and our
country is free again"
Evening star., 1944-11-17
Bituminous Output
OFF Sharply in Week

Bttuminous coal production In the
week ended November II approx
mated 1886, 900 net tons. compared
with IL ,960. 900 In the previous week
and was rs per cent below II ,534, 900
IN the like 1943 week. the National
Coal Association estimated.
Production for the year to date
approximated A1,165,000 tons W.
so, ,622 600 q year ako.
Evening star., 1944-11-17
Ien-Day Trading
On D. c. Exchange
HiQhest for Year
n EDWARD 9. sTONE.

~ 1UWAkO ~ 01ON&s
Trading on the Washington stock
Exchange In the last 10 days has
exceeded any other period this year.
At the same time many Of the Lead
ing Issues have reached new 1914
peAks, . survey today disclosed,
Peoples Drug Stores common, SELL
ing yesterday at 26. aet q new hieh
for the year. washington Gas
$3.50 preferred at l01 has just soId
at the best 1913 price: National
Bank Of Washington stock, at 1851
Is IN new ground, - Is Mergenthaier
Linotype ct 6111.
Carpet Corp. scored . new hish ct
ssh; recent sales In 0arfinckel
common at 20A were ct the years
top. Hecht Co. common has been
one OF the most active stocks On the
board, recent sales at a being close
to the best price since the stock was
listed.
Washington Gas common has
been extra active around 24A while
Gas IS preferred has been strong at
100. Many other issues have ap-
peared In the daily sales without
setting new records. Bonds have
been neglected, the survey reveals.
Bonds May Be Refunded.
Washington Properties, Inc, is
considering steps to replace the
nearly $4,000. 900 general mortgage
income Z per cent bonds, due In
1852, with lower-cost obligations.
The refunding might involve the
placing with life insurance COM
panies Of new bond issue paying,
perhaps. 1 per cent annually and 2
per cent for amortization.
Washington Properties controls
the Wardman Park Hotel, Carlton
Hotel and apartment and ofiice
building properties. The corpora
tion's securities have shown marked
Improvement in revenues in recent
years. All interest accumulations
on the bonds were paid on on Au-
gust /. The bonds, sold over the
counter, are now quoted at 95 bid
and 9Sh asked.
While the refundir matter is
under consideration, ne details have
been worked out, Frank E. Weakly,
the new president, said today.
Transit Adds TO Reserves.
IN addition to declaring q divi-
dend Of SO cents per share on the
outstanding stock, directors of the
Capital Transit Co. yesterday di-
rected that $120O0 be allocated to
property adjustment reserve and
$4,000 to postwar requirements.
The quarterly dividend, which win
be paid on December a to stock
holders OF record on December 4, Is
the same amount as voted in the
dnal quarter Of 1913.
Directors of the Lincoln National
Bank have declared the usual S2.5O
semiannual dividend and an extra
dividend of $3.50 per share, both
payable January / to stockholders
Of record December Is.
Directors Of the Real Estate Mort
gage & Guaranty Corp. have de-
clared q dividend Of 5 per cent on
account Of accumulative dividends
on the preferred stock, payable De-
cember 16 to stockholders Of record
December 8. -
Mergenthaler Votes Dividend.
Directors of the Mergenthaler
Linotype Co. have declared a year.
end dividend Of $50 per share, pay
able December "a to stockholders Of
record December 2.
Bankers were saddened today to
learn Of the death of Maurice D.
Rosenberg, chairman Of the board
of the Bank of Commerce d Saw
ing, former president Of the Dis
trict Bankers Association, and mem
Der of the District Bar for A years.
Evening star., 1944-11-17
Store Coins Maintained

Department store sales In the
week ended November II were 9 per
cent above . year ago, while those
for the year TO date were above
l943 levels by the same margin, the
Federal Reserve Board reported.
Evening star., 1944-11-17
Market Averooes
New York Cotton

-, NEw ~ Yonk: Foy: z tn;-AitsE deelin:
futures recovered partially as mil 6lyins
and local coyefins met only Msht 64er-
awaited fresh incentives ana further de-
vs!opments on the subsidy program
Late afternoon prices we're 10 % Is
SsIrch, SI ara; o7 Hxsa HIGsf. q 2scemoer' si.cs;
Evening star., 1944-11-17

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Evening star., 1944-11-17

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Evening star., 1944-11-17

Insaro ysur futuo oeeuE1ty NJ
bsying W.f Dse6s - haasl1g|
Evening star., 1944-11-17
Washington Exchonas

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1e at 1854. e..
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st 109N.
Mer{enthaief IAnetype-S d. e4h..
Evening star., 1944-11-17
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Evening star., 1944-11-17
Odd-Lot Declines

/. rMuAApElEHIA. Now II P.-The ee.
eur1ttes Commtssion reported today these
4ealerI or specialists on the New York
stock xxchanse for November i'd: 3,3S5
pNrcheses involving Qb,630 shares; 5000
short sales involving 1,6lO shares.
Evening star., 1944-11-17

len Aircraft Cerp. win reduce the
work week from l8 to a hours for
around 5000 nonproduction en-
ployes at Buffalo and Niagara Falls,
Evening star., 1944-11-17
N. Y. Curb Market
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.

FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.
Uurnlshed - the Assesaate1 Presa.,
4:0oiAlinnMAMl 0bs g
Asro oup , zoe. yAtNojud Hc 1.loa 13A
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Air Accsssoriss- Millonroe L Il 70 IA
Alum Ltd he z9MtMuskesPRs. SOC. 137t
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childs st. 7D1AI Raytheon Nfs As7s
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cities 0e5v " a05 lResd Roll B Ae 23t4
Cons 0B , $50 S7klHaeub Await Ae 81
Cons Gas q .10e 91HRe6ssvslt ? As- ~
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