davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1944-01-28
&Bmisim 8iftOria nmb bic
Sramenbemegnng

Die &0nigin @ictoria bon eng
LAMB itan6 Der mooernen Srauen-
betpegrng our6aiis ni6t ipmpatbii9
segeniiber uno bielt Bis in ibre les-
ten Gage an oemielben Stanopunft
felt, ben iie Bel ibrer 8erbeiratung
init Dem @rinaen gilbert gum aus-
oruG bra9te. Als iie namlib Der
grSbii9of bon Canterbury fragte, Oh
fie Is bor5iebe, bob oas 8ort rge-
borden" aus Ser Trauungsformel
fo~rtgelaiien peroe, erfldrte iie be-
itimmten Zones:
ryeein; ib wiinide ols Srart lno
nidt ais &onigin sebeiratet 81 uer'
1enl@
Washington Journal., 1944-01-28

DbgIei5 Der @robon BON 5ablret-
den @rpeoitionen uno @in3elfor'
Tdern nod alien Simmelsridtuneet
OurGquert lit, lGBt fid Oie Srage,
tDieoiel 8ulfane es auf Der @roe
gibt, nidt getnu beantporten.
Oenn cine groBe 3abl Iiegt inter
Dem Meeresipiegel unO miro nur
Oann feitgeIteIt, iobalo elm aus-
bru9 erfoIgt. 9ie @iheni6aft lit
Der Metnung, Dab Die @r6e utlge-
fGbr 5000 @ulfone adblt, BON Oenen
aber rur 430 i'm Mugenblif als
tGtig on5uieben lin6. 9omit lit aber
nidt geiagt, ooB Die iibrigen, Die
ais tote G1tlfone" be3eiHnet tper.
BEN, nun au6 nirflid fir ale 3ei-
ten bic @ruptionsfdbigfeit berloret
boben. 3pii9en ben einaelnen @us'
briiden Der beri6ieoenen 8ulfane
liegeu oft lange 3eitrdume, ni6t
ielten Sabrbunoerte. IS lit betannt,
6aB ser 8eiub I'M @ltertlim ols err
Ioiden gait un0 oesbalb Bis an ben
@ipfeI nit @Grten bebalit mar. Ser
beriibmte @usbru9 i'm Sabre 70 n.
SIR, our9 ben Bompeii, Serfula-
neum uno StabiG 5erIt0rt purOen,
fam oober b0aig iiberrai6en0. 0ie
Iusbrii6e Ser meiiten @ulfane iino
iibrigens barmlos uno Ser meni6.
Ii6en &iiltur ni6t iebr i'm 8ege,
penn Die 2abamailen in felten 8et-
ten au Sal flieBen. gulfanii6e
2dnoer iin0 niht etpa meni6enleer,
1onoern ltarf beb0lfert, neil ourG
ben feinen @i6enregen uno Die
StidItoffausmiirfe oie Sru6tbarteit
Oes 8o0ens iteigt.
Sobalo ii9 ote 8epobner bill
fanii6er @ebiete an Die Grobeben-
eri9einungen gepobnt baben, Die
nit Dem @ltlfonismus %berbunoen
lin6, legen iie ibrp Bflan3ungen
oft in unmittelbprer NGbe Der 2a-
bobeden an. Seit ungefGbr 100
Sobren iin0 Stutionen ouf ein5el-
men in tart bebolferten @ebieten
gelegenen 8ulfanen eingeri9tet NOR
6en, Die ieoe 9dtigfeit bes 8erges
genalt auf5ei6nen uno nit feinen
MeBinItrumenten oie 8epegungen
i'm SSnnern oes 8ulfons feIt5ulteaen
1u1en, bepor oieie d1tBerli6 in Or
i6einung treten. @iner ser belten
Genner ser @ulfane, Der auf SABA
nrbeitenoe @eologe Or. Sebr, lit
nod genauen 8eoba9tungen gu Dem
grgebnis gefommen, oaB iid iiber
8ulfanousbrii9e MIR gan5 aage-
meme @orausiagen MAIDEN laiien.
8unebmenoe ltnrube i'm Snnern oes
8ergfegels l6Bt oaruf i9lieBen, bob
in Ser nG9Iten 3eit nit einem
Ausbru6 5u re9nen lit. @ber
mann oieier eintritt, Oh er MIR in
aidenregen, in 2abaitromen, @rup-
tion bon 8omben, in Spaltungen
ser 8ergtpano belteben miro, oas
ales lit i'm borarts ni6t gu iagen.
ManGe @ulfatre orbeiten oauerno,
uno Sag uno Na9t webt cine
&auGfabne INN ibren @ipfel; an
6ere 3eigen MIR bismeilen einen
Seueri9ein ODER itoBen etpas Sapa
aus.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-28
9Imemarf, Oas 0anO
Der Bauer nnO Tii9er

0dnemarf, peldes iebt tetnpordr
BON 9eutiAlan0 beiett III, 6reitet lid
auf Die Sal6iniel SiitlatO aus, bic
cine @usoebnung bon 29,600 aua-
0rotfilometern beiibt, tpo5u nod oas
OdniIGe SnielreiH nit 13,400 auoo'
rattilometern fommt. Sslano lit
nit 9Gnemarf our9 cine Herionol-
union bereint. Gum Odnii6en &ei-
DIE geb0ren nod Die Snieln 6oroer
inn n0roIi6en gltlantf6en O5ean
nit 14OO 9uaorotfilometern Sber'
fldde, ferner aud @r0nlanO nit
elmer @usoebnung bon 2,182,OO0
Quaoratfilometern, pobon aber nlr
$1,000 9uo0ratfilometer beDobnt
un6 ser &eit nit Sis beOedt lit. Sa-
nemarf lit cine fonItitutionele uno
er6life Monar6ie. Ser gegentpdr.
tlge Serri6er lit &onig GbriItian x.
Die wi6tigIten St6Ote unO Sdfen
lino 4openbagen NIT $4,000 Gin
wobnern, 9(arbus nit $4,000, Soen-
lee nit $1,000, Malborg nit $4,000,
SorIens uu6 &an0ers nit lie $4,000,
Gs6ieorf nit $1,000 unO Sbars6a-
rem auf Sen SnieIn Barber nit 5000
G~innobnern. Odnemarf mies i'm
Sabre 1880 3,542,2t0 ginDobner
auf, tpo3u nod $4,000 giniuobner
orf Sen 6ar0erinieln unO $4,000
@inpobner an Der &iilte @ronlanoS
fommen. Ser Seeoerfebr ipielt enc
ii6erpiegen0e &ole in DER OaniiGen
8irti9oft, Ser cine itarfe Soll0els-
flotte our 8erfiigung Itebt. Die Oa-
nii6en SGfen liegen nit Sen inter-
~nationalen Seelinien berbu10en. Ser
8ranlitbonoel 91nemorfs lit iiber-
aus ltorf un0 trGgt gum &eittiim
0es 2anoes BEL. 9ie mi6tigiten
8ro0uftions3peige Der oaniiben
@irtI6aft iino oie 2anOpirti6aft, Die
lanomirti6aftli9en @enoiieni6aften,
sic Observation-Disclosures uro ber-
ifieoene on0ere Sn0uitrien. Dane
mart berfiigt iiber 100000 6ar-
men, ii6er $4,000 Mil6wirti9af-
len uno iiber mebr ols 100 S6la6t-
bGuler. @s werOen idbrliG i'm
0ur6I6nitte 100 Miuionen &ilo;
gramm Butter er3eugt, wobon ITO
Miaionen &ilogramm na6 gnglano
uno 9euti9lan0 e1Portiert puroen.
Ser Export bon SiiHen, geial3enem
ur6 fonierbiertem 6leii9 iteat einen
anoeren Sell ser 6anii6en 8irti9aft
car. au6 Die 5ii6erei lit cine Der
mi9tigiten 8eiddftigungen Ser oani-
Iden 8ebolferung. 9ie Sslanofi-
fder genieBen @eltruf, 10000 Sii6-
0ampfer nit $4,000 Mann 8elat-
8urtg ftebem Dem 6iidfange CUR Ser
fiieung. S9lieBli9 iino nod Die
@etaain0uitrie, 0ie S. @.7Sabrifen
fir Mai6inen uno eleftrii6e &ppa-
rote, oie SGiffsperften gu erpdb-
men. gs iino audi 3ement-, @or5el.
lam, @las- un0 Seifenfabrifen Oor-
banoen, pel6e 100000 Irbeiter
beI6aftigen.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-28
61flidfeitem

Ser englii9e 0i9ter MiIton mar
befanntli9 fem aoonis. gines 60.
ges begegnete er auf einem ieiner
ou%sgeoebnten Spa8iergGnge einem
MGoden.
Milton, INNER gu galanten CIDER.
aen anfgelest, begriiBte oie Sd0ne:
.Sie iino beitimmt ons biibideite
Nao6en Der Staot!"
Gin Sob, 6as i9 Sbnen benin
beiten 8iaen ni9t auriidgeben
fam, mar Die unboflide Gntnort
Der Dame.
Ser 9iater aber parierte bic
l1ngeaogenbeit nit ben bosbaften
@orten:
.@enigitens liigen Sic nidt 10
unberi9dmt, pie i'd es eben getan
babe"
Washington Journal., 1944-01-28
WereiuS>& QlenOer

GOueprb Club, Sne. 8rdii0ent:
MIfreo S9meier; Sefretar, Sran ".
Ghla6ter, 1868 Conn. @pe., sc. 8.
8~eriammlung ieoen oritten Wfittpo9
i'm Monat.
Troipect Sill Sriebbuf. @raiioent
Sreo @oselimg; Setretar, $. 8.
@intler; S9aBmeiiter: 2aurence ..
Gtus. @eri. am 2. Samstag i'm
Monat i'm 5rieobofsgebauoe.
a 9entide Treimaurer 2pse
@K 9lrminits, Nr. rs, S.@.A.M.
wv Setretar: Sreof. 8ertram,
1341 Gbepbero Ctr, g. 6. Ser
lammIung am 1. 9ienstag i'm Wfo-
not inn Neuerl Wfaionic Eempel, 13te
uno s StraBe, 90. 8.
Mrmimims @ergniigmngs : @erein.
9rGlioent: Senrp 3ieiter; Setre-
tar: Ebeooor 2er9, 1905 Siebente
Gtrabe, 90. So. @"eriammlung am
i. Sonnabeno i'm Monat i'm Sauie
zines Mitglie0es.
@mppert 9eim Sranen SilfsDer-
Elm. Br6iioentin: Srau @rnit IS.
9romn; Sefretarin: Srau @fabel
9ies. 8~eriammlung am 2. Siens-
tag i'm Monat, 2 nbr naGmittags,
i'm Seine.
Greater Beneficial Union,
0iitrift @r. 40. @rdiioent, @i9el
9oiner; Getret1r, gbriitian &ronen.
bitter, 11O4 8onibant Ctr, Silper
Spring, 500. 8eri. am a. Sreitaq
i'm Monat i'm nSibe 8oint Snpern"
lite uno 6 StraBe, georboit.
Greater Beneficial Union,
0iitrift @r. 100. 9rdiibent: Sobr
@reoIein; @efretdr: gbriitian gbriit
1922 Siinfte StraBe, 81. @. geri
n1 A. 9ienstag i'm Monat I'M Sarit
Scr. 1920 S Strabe, 81. 6.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-28
Ma6 sepiaa

MIs gictor BON S9effel in SeiOel-
berg pobnte, bauite nebenan elm ra-
lender Slotiit, Ser bonn friiben Mor-
gen bis in Die ipate Nadt g%efiibloon
unb nit alien 8ariationen oas i60-
ne 2ieo blies ~Na6 Sebiaa = nod
Sepiaa - S6effel b0rte ii9
oas cine gar5e @eile g%eouloig an,
Damn aber ieste er ii6 bin uno
i9rieb Dem unentpegten Muiifus:
n@erter Serr Nadbar, oaB Sic na6
Sebiaa mouen, fam ib ~begreifen.
@esbalb 5ogern Sic nod? Mafen
Sic fi6 10 iGneG pie moglia auf
ben @egl 8is our n69iten Station
min i6 Sbnen gerne oas Gabrgelo
6eaablen!"
Washington Journal., 1944-01-28
9iIse aIs Sleii6freTer

@n Sano bon Silmaufnabmen
fonnte man feititellen, oaB peridie-
oene Hil5e, Defenders Gbampig-
mons - ober au1 Steinpil5e un6
Sabi6tidmdmme -, feline @iir-
mer einfangen uno ber5ebren. 8il5e
baben befanntlih oft elm iebr gro
Bes, bielper5meigtes unteriroii6es
@ur5elgefleGt. @erat i~rgenoein
@iirm6en in oieies Nes, 10 miro es
erft gel1bmt uno bann bon ben
@ur5eln e~ingeiaust, geraoe 10 mie
ale anoeren a~ufgenommenen Nabr.
itoffe.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-28
@asner nmb Der 0rben

&i9aro @agrer bate einmal ei.
men Sroen befommen. gr trug ibn
niemals, band i'm aber oafiir ieinem
&uno an oen S6man5 nit Der Be-
merfung: ngas lit etpas fir Grea.
turen, Die auf Dem Baud frieaen
unb S6noe lefen fonnen. Weit
Suno fam oas entl9ieoen better
als i4l-
Washington Journal., 1944-01-28
S SefiS wist1P ,oe

FoRNpS HEIL-oEL IMMINENT = anti
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen, muskulosen Ruckenschmerzen, stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chungen und Verrenkungen.
gewisse vorubergehende Magenstorungen
vie So~dbrennen und Neutrality-suspicious.
gen. h~ervorgerufen durch elm Uebermass
an SSure,
Washington Journal., 1944-01-28

-@enn sic Sbr Saiis, M0beI,
MutomobiI o6er ionit ettDas ber'
fiGern molten, telepbonieren Sic
bite on Serrn s. q. @infler,
@ntionoI 1889 ODER fpre9en sic i'm
1iiro Dor: ITO Seaite StraBe. Noro'
lueft.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-28

Die eriten Hlatinumfunoe iino
einem 3ufaa gu ber6anfen. sic
gliidten Spaniern, Die in @erito
ua6 @olo lu@teu.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-28

Midt gu bel uno niflt an me.
mig, gettler nidt, bod aud, aldt
Ronie. Nidt 5u bod, nidt al &c,
ring, iiberaa oas Mitteloing.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-28

Sn Ser SduIe. 2ebrer:
r&urt, tpern bein gater iebt ieben
piiroe, wie ou bid in Ser Sdule be-
nimmit, ipiir6e er gralte Saare be-
fommen!"
~gn miirbe er iid aber freuen,
Serr 2ebrer!"
Sci niat 10 borlnltl @arum
miiroe er it1 oenn f%reuen9"
r@ei! er cine @lase bat, Serr
0ebrerl~
Washington Journal., 1944-01-28

Bon bIarem 2i1t miro cine be-
rubisenoe @irfung auf erregte Ser.
ionen ditsgei;tt, mabreno rotes 2i9t
bic Merboiitdt nod mebr iteigert.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-28
Warum die Beschwerden Won
Hartleibigkeit
leiden

Wenn funktionale Hartleibiekeit an:
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerves und
i~rritiert fihlen und an deren Symphonic
leiden = Kopfschmerzen, ublem Mundge-
ruch, verstimmtem Magen, Verdauungs-
st0rung, Schlaf- und Appetitlosigkeit und
Ihr Magen fuhl vol Won Case und Bla-
hungen- besorgen Sic SIGH Forni's zeit-
erprobtes Alpenkriuter. Mehr ais Elm
Abfiihrmittel, es ist auch cine Magenta
tigkeit anregende Medizin, hergestellt aus
IS der Natur eigenen medizinischen Wur-
zeln, Krautern und Pflanzen. A~lpenkrauter
bringt TRACE Darme yum Arbeiten. und
hilft. verharteten Abfall sanft und leicht
auszuscheiden, sowie die durch Hartlei-
bigkeit verursachten Case zu vertreiben
und gibt dem Magen das angenehme &C.
fIhl Won Wsrme. Wenn Sic die Freuden
glucklicher Linderung Won Hartleibig-
keitsbeschwerden wieder wissen wollen
und EUR selben Zeit lhrem Magen guttun
wollen. besorgen Sic SIGH noch heute
Alpenkrauter und nehmen Sic es elm ge-
nau vie auf dem Etikett angegeben.
Falls Sic es in Ihrer Nachbarschaft NIGHT
kaufen konnen, sender Sic fur unseT
Apenkrauter : Einfihrung sangebot un
erhalten Sic
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-01
OPA

Confined from Page One)
vance knowledge OF suspension Of
the Canadian program. Csnada's
action, he said. was unexpected.
The reduced values which will
give American civilians eight per
cent more meat in March were al.
lowed by continued heavy market
ings. tight storage facilities and a
drop in reuirements Tor the armed
forces and the lend.lease program.
The five pound pork bonus, good
until Sunday, is covered by spare
stamp No. 1 in war ration book I.
Every rstioned pork item except
spare ribs was reduced. chops.
roasts and hams tumbling about
two points a pound.
Beef cuts for roasts. rib steaks
and stews were reduced one TO two
points. canned and ready TO eat
beef and pork were reduced by one
TO four points and many variety
meats and sausages, mostly pork,
were cut.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-01
Vitamins Being Used
TO Combat Allereies

New York, Mar. 1-INS- Prot.
Y. Holmes OF Oberlin College, who
a year ago reported successful
treatment OF hay fever patients by
means OF vitamin C doses. was
quoted today as claiming similar
success in enabling individuals to
overcome allergies toward certain
foods.
Prof. Holmes, in Annals OF Al
lergy," said 10 OF q patients who
saturated their systems with daily
doses OF 500 milligrams OF vitamin
C overcame intolerances toward
chocolate, milk, cheese, eggs, wheat,
oran ges, lemons, bananas, tomatoes,
asparagus, potatoes, pork and other
fats.
The large vitamin doses he said.
were gradually reduced as the aller-
gies diminished, with the ultimate
objective of lowering the vitamin
c intake TO normal daily require
ments.
DR.. Holmes also reported, in the
March Issue OF the Ohio State Med
ical Journal, that Limited studies"
showed th'amin (vitamin BID eff
fective in IS out OF IS cases OF sea
and air sickness.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-01
finland

Continued from Page One)
weeks will not be bombed any
more.
\ short time after the Russian
government made public its peace
terms. Stockholm dispatches said
that the Finnish parliament had
approved steps taken by the cahl.
net toward getting out OF the war.
II was expected that Helsinki now
would seek direct contact with
Moscow.
In addition to demanding that
Finland sever ties with Germany
and seize Nazi troops and ships,
the Russians called for restoration
OF the Russo.Finnish peace treaty
OF 1870, and demanded that all
Finnish troops withdraw behind
the border fixed in that treaty.
Release and return OF Soviet and
other Allied war prisoners and civ.
ilian internees from Soviet camps
were asked, while the Russians
agreed to leave open for future
negotiations in Moscow the ques-
ton OF Finnish rehabilitation and
reparations payments and the dis.
position OF Petsamo, Finland's ice
free northern port, and Its import
ant nickel mines.
Reuters quoted Allied circles In
Moscow as suggesting that the
Russian terms were generous, EN-
bodying constructive statesman
like approach TO the postwar is
sues as we'll RS the more immedt-
ate problems
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-01
Garbage UnwittineIy
Sold in Cheap Meals

New York. Mar. 1-lNS- Gar
bage is not listed on the menu. but
that's what some of New York
cheaper restaurants have been un-
Willingly serving their customers.
the Health Department said.
Health authorities hailed Gustave
Herman, 5Iyear-old peddler. to
court today. accused OF selling to
restaurants fruits and vegetables
salvaged from swill gathered as
food for pigs on n New Jersey
farm.
The case came 70 light when
Adolph Gutman, 40, restauranteur
who specializes in forty-cent
luncheons, was fined $3.50 for buy
ing three bushels of decomposed
produce from Herman for so cents.
Gutman's conviction resulted in
the appearance Of Herman's name
on today's carte du jour at munich
pal term court.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-01
Pick Of The Air Today

ll:co-NsDdeventer News:
ll:l5-Your Good Health.
ll;S0-Coacert Album:
WIS. o0-Nevs.
6:l5-Treasury salute,
6S0-Spogt Review:
Lowell Thomas:
1:00-Fred Waring;
7:lj-News OF the World;
7:S0-Pvof. Slosson;
7;4S-Treasury Parade.
S:0o-Mr and Mrs. North;
S:So-Bea, the Band:
s;00-Eddie Cantor.
9:3o-Mr. District Attorney.
le:o0-Ksy Kyser;
II 00-News:
ll;l5-Treasury Salute:
ll:30-Author's Playhouse.
CKLW -7:00-Fulton Lewis, Jr.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-01
Draft

Continued from page One).
before the fathers. That includes
those who can be spared from
farms as well as from industry"
Nobody can say at this time
how many fathers must be taken
or what must be the size OF our
armed forces. We don't know what
our requirements must be. We DO
know that we haven't yet invaded
the European continent from the
west and we know the battle
against Japan will not be won until
we take Tokyo"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-01

Miss Shirley Durham and Avis
Hayes. Detroit, were Wednesday
evening supper guests at the Glen
Burnham home.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. B. VanAken
were Friday evening supper guests
at the John Van AIKEN home, Lap
ham Corners.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dickie spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
a. B. Van AIKEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burke,
Seven Mile Rd., and DR.. Griffis, De-
troit, were Sunday evening guests
at the Raymond Lewis home.
MIR. and Mrs. Bennington, Mr..
and Mrs. Knowles Buers and Theo-
dore and Frank Buers visited the
Willow Run Bomber Plant Sunday.
Ray and Olln Bullock, Detroit.
we're callers at the Roberts home
last week Thursday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Wheeler. Up
slant. and Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Wheeler and son John. Holly, were
Sunday visitors OF the A. c. Wheel
ers
Miss Clara Northrop. Plymouth.
was a week end guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles Buers.
Mrs. William Oakley. Jr., and
Mrs. William Oakley, Sr.. were
luncheon guests at the Ronald
Lyke home last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Lyke we're
IN Ann Arbor Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Crockett.
Lansing. visited Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Whitaker one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bennett
and family were dinner guests at
the home of Mrs. Pearl Green,
Worthwhile. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clark. Ypsi-
lanti, spent one evening last week
at the George Bennett home.
Mrs. George Roberts has been
confined 10 her home for the past
week with influenza.
Mrs. Bugbee. Detroit, spent Sat.
urday night at the George Roberts
home.
Mrs. Mertie Murray. who has
been visiting Salem relatives. re-
turned to Plymouth last Friday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-01
TO BE DISPLAYED

A large panel photographically
showing life at Willow Run will
be on display at the Detroit Pub
lie Library from March to March
%. Originally the exhibition was
planned for but one week. The pan
ell was prepared under the direction
OF Martin Metal. recreational di-
rector at Willow Run. working in
cooperation with Hiss Catherine
Houghey, who is in charge of the
Public Relations Oflcc OF the De-
troit library.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-01
Municipal Court

Howard J. ELS paid $40. and
Muriel Thompson SIS on speeding
charges in municipal court today.
Geneva Howell, 306 Monroe St.
who was released on bond after
being arrested by police Tuesday
on an assault and battery charge.
was to appear before Justice Ar.
thur NJ. Vandersall this afternoon.
Total receipts in court for Tuesday
were s272.S5.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-01
PRODUCE
(Newmsns Grocery
ONCE A COLLECTOR.
{ Buying Prices)

FORT DEVENS. Mass.-CP -
Former deputy tax collector Ger.
ard r. Croteau OF Manchester. y.
IL. was wrong In thinking his col.
lectng days ended with induction.
Seeing Pvt. Croteau In the mess.
hall here. another Manchester sol.
der was reminded that his wife
hadn't PAL his poll tax. So he
handed over So.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-01
NIT MEN GO FAR

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-UP- The
Massachusetts Institute OF Tech
nology boasts more generals and
admirals among It's alumni than
any other college or university in.
the nation. with the possible excep-
ton Of West Point and ABpapolis.
Files reveal that 81 NIT alumni
are generals, 20 others are admir-
ais and one Is n commodore.
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Daily Market Report
Livestock

IlNCtkOCk
Detroit. Mich, Mar. l-CATTLE:
Good l.2ls.lb. steers topped at
sl5,?S. while most offerings we're
common 10 medium kinds al sll.00.
1850. COWS and bulls sold csc low.
er Most beef cows brought ss.25.
1880; some better cows sll.0O.
1900. Gamers and cutters bulked
at s6,50-S.0O. Shelly Gamers down
to $500 and below. Most sausage
bulls made s9.00.ll00. good heav.
les TO Sil.75.
CALVES: Top and bulk for good
and choice grades was $500 Com.
mon and medium made si2.OO.l5.0O.
With some good kinds upwards TO
$1,000. Culls sold within the $500
1850 range.
HOGS Bulk good and choice 200
$50 ID. hogs made $500. a few zoo.
e25 Founders 10 city butchers at
Sl+00, extreme top. Most 33O.iOO lbs
hogs brought sl3.O0-l3.25; bulk de.
s!rable lio.l60 lbs 81 50.l2. 90;
most fin shed l65.ls0 lbs sorts
S275-l3,76. Medium 10 good sows
bulked at sl200.l2.5o; stays 5000.
1880. Stocker and feeder pigs
ranged from $3.50 down. accord.
Ing TO weight and quality.
SHEEP: Good and choice fed ma.
tive lambs bulked at Sl5,75.l6.25: a
few lots OF choice 90.lot Founders
at Sl6.35.l6.50 Common and medi.
UNI brought si200-l4.O0. and culls
ranged downward to $500, Sheep
were scarce and steady. Scattered
good and choice fat ewes ranged up
TO 5000; bulk common and medium
S70o-s.oO: culls 100000
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War

Continued from Page Oue)
particularly around Pskoy where
Russian artillery pounded German
troop concentrations and supply
lines. The battle for that gate
way 10 the Baltic was in It's final
stages and the Red Army already
was in the city's outskirts, front
dispatches revealed.
Making Good
Gen. Douglas Macarthur, who
vowed to return TO the Philippines
and ayenge the defenders OF Ba.
taau and Corregidor, was making
good his promise today. He pers-
onally directed his troops as they
negotiated a giant 250-mile stride
along the comeback trail
The American hero of Bataan"
stood on the bridge OF an Ameri-
can warship as his tough amphi-
blous forces stormed ashore in the
Admiralty Islands to flank three
major enemy strongholds in the
Southwest Pacific. The massive
stroke sealed the doom OF some
$4,000 japanese troops in the Bis
marck archipelago, as we'll as an
other $4,000 trapped in the Solo,
mons.
Enemy Surprised
Under cover OF a naval and air
bombardment. the Americans -
members OF dismounted cavalry
diyision-stormed ashore and
speedily captured the well-construct-
ed Momete Airfeld on Los Negroes
Island. Catching the enemy by
surprise, the Yanks encountered
slight resistance. and at last re-
ports were hopping up Jap pockets
on the strategic isle
Capture OF the airstrip gave the
Allies an admirable base for me-
dunn bomber operation against
Truk. $40 miles distant. and neu-
tralized Rabaul and Kayieng.
Wewak, key enemy base in New
Guinea. also IL outflanked by the
troops in the Admiralty group. The
Yanks now are but zoos miles from
the Philippines and have advanced
some $50 miles from their most
forward positions on Cape Glou-
cester OF New Britain.
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Vislt Nj. Pleasant

Alvin Abraham. one OF the drill
ers at the oil well on the Voss
farm west Of Salem. visited friends
at Mt. Pleasant the first Of the
week. Lewis Bugbec aslo visited
at Mt. Pleasant Sunday and Mon
day.
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Salem News
Announoe Birth

Salem. Mich, Mar. Born, TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McGarry. Sat.
urday. Feb. %, at Sessions Hos.
pital. q daughter virginia Anu,
weight eight pounds. Her father
is in the Navy at San Diego, Cal.
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Sudden Death

Mrs. Henry Whitaker was call
ed to Lansing Friday morning on
account OF the death of her son-in-
law. Claude Sellers, which occurred
Thursday evening from a heart
attack while driving his car.
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Has Operation

Miss Louise Atchison. who was
taken to st. Joseph Hospital, Ann
Arbor, last week. was operated on
for appendicitis last Thursday.
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is EPILEPSY IkHERITEpf
WHAT CAUSES FTP

A booklet eontslnins the opinions Of fam
ON doctors on this interesting subject will
be sent FREE. while 'h~y lss'. TO soy reader
writing TO the tdvestonsl Division, sss
Fifth Ave. New You, n. r.. Dept.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm McCollum,
lonia, have rented the Frank
Buers flat. Mr.. McCallum Is the
new section foreman.