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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-04-27
SPECIAL RAINBOW MEET

A regular meeting of the Rain
bow Girls and initiation of two
candidates was held Tuesday
evening. Two guests attended the
services. They were Mrs. Doris
Kooi Reynolds, Past Grand
Guardian of Jobs Daughters, OF
wyoming, and Mrs. Pauline
Ewaldsen, Present Guardian OF
the Bethel of Jobs Daughters.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-04-27

METHODIST LADIES

The Methodist w. S. c. S. met
last Thursday in the church par
lors. Mrs. Paul Collier presided.
Mrs. j. D. Smith was in charge
of the program, Social Evan
gelistic Work in China"
Hostesses were Mrs. David
Mann and Mrs. Walter Brekke.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-04-27
DINNER PARTY

DINNER r
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Ebeling en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday
evening. Guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bud Newark and Mrs. Mabel
Dyckman.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-04-27

Back The Attack With Bonds!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29
Heavyweight Buddy Walker, Former
Victim OF Toles T0Meet Maxim

Buddy Walker and Joe Maxim
Two OF the tor ranking heavy
weights in the country. viii be
Promoter nick Londes neat at
traction AZ me olympia on Fri
day. April Is Walker and Maxim
will 80 the io-rouud route At ne
head Of a flVe-houi card az pop
ular prices
Walker ranks No : IN The M
tional listir.Ss while MiSim IS
10. 10 Neither placement tells
The story Of how good the hoys
are. Walker has met and beaten
some az tho toughest mcn IN his
division and is more in demand
by fight promoters than any 9TH
or hsavywoight fighting todry.
Buddy IS hest remembered for
his FIGHTS with Roscoe Toles
former Detroit heavy Roscoe
heat walker in their first meet
inr hut the dusky ohioan came
hack and turned the tables on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29

Toles Heeis hard hiiler and
good boxer.
Maxim halls from Cleveland He
Is IN the Army AR corps at pres
ont bni keeping UP his boxing
career as ,hneh as me Army Will
aliuw lie has hai only one fight
this year and in Tint scored a win
over the highly-ioaed George
rarks Maxim was the national
AAr middleweiehf champ IN
1880 AMI turned pro ir le4i He
beat Nate Bolden three times and
turned tn win over Rcd Rur-
man whom the latter WIS toeied
IS Jack Dempsey as the next
champion.
The hcavyweirhts wiil have
competition for tor ho0ers on
tho next olympic card ftom a
special attraction between tx
little follows I.erou wills De-
troits duskv conicnaer iog Hight
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29
THE BOWLERS'
MIRROR
By ELITE
By ELITE

"a, 1iaa The gangs all here, and what gang.
.b hundred out of town bowlers are here in the
Fel n.trt IN the Victory tournament being held at
pi Rovi April %, % and 30. The Victory
"a, -. FIRST Of It's kind is being sponsored by
,sl h,g r senate. George Porter is president Of
s. ,nie Watt. is treasurer, Emina Gibson
- M. Icrry Wells, also member Of the senate
r.l Nh, nte,ilet of the National Negro Bowling AS
..'or .na t3ate Walker is acting tournament d
o III fstulae you on your great undertaking.
\ ~ snrce~s Nolirs
rare. fin an parts Of the country are in town for
NC DAYS ff,ne to make bowling history ON the 20
/ .aS,o s The reflections Of Porters cleaners.
80 and tht Is Is. ODonnell girls can be clearly
~ w. .p,uief Mirror This should be good sign that
mo team. M emerge from the friendly battle Of the
Ews uih fsrg eolors.
rddie Edwards manager Of the largest race owned
,'r,s hmcnt in the world sends greetings TO the
fis,trp a,vlcrs Edwards is manager of Sunnie
Elians Enl @ prone and the place has 26 alleys.
rr ~ ,te timers may remember the drome for the
FyBA hed taDrnament there IN ~ Il was formerly
[-orn IL ,s farcst Hub alleys.
Saer,e Il .on. proprietor Of the Drome, sends con
k,rator. hs bowling senate. Tor holding the great
1 .war,,,t s,ie n the Motor City.
S@es pretournamcnt doubles. Well jimmie
~. ana " tam CBilD Rhodman registered 1877 for
r. games 4 cook down the 500 purse. The couple
1 .ss.d .r,y would make a statement to the press
Il Pf r.s k,d II am glad that picked Jimmie for
4 ratref Ehc Loquacous Jimmie Jones safd, II
ISamp ana money bowler. Earnest Wallace, and
Ly.WNtams t,un second place with 80 and took
twn $50 1e.rre Bennett and MAGIC Kelley received
a for the 1866 and Robert Gum, and George Fields
kthed fourth with 10 and received Sl5.
| Dr. Plvt Johnson, star bowler and sponsor, took
H. n the Il, 4nimcnt Although the Doctor didn't win
rrze hs ana his partner carried the largest gallery
RAYMOND sportrce) Jacksons Tropical bar won
y Wo,terne league championship last Friday evening
4 Paradise Iolq WB ODonnell girls the Motor
Ia easle championship. and PorterS Cleaners are
kyored n v the Motor City league title among the
ken IN itt Postal Alliance league the Bears finished
II n from tse Six teams in the league.
Henry ring, former president of he Motor City
Wing eag.e and national organizer. sponsoring the
For4 a ,aa viii be held at the . IIorsemcn's Civic
kr,er Sinaa evening after the tournament.
The Ms i'll bring you complete coyerage Of
\, .osrfsn,t i he next issue Watch for your bowl
i src1ri inent reflections in The Bowlers Mirror.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29

Among the excellent rccreaiion-
nj activities directed At Fort
lIuuchuca. under the command
81 the Post Commander. Col.
Fuwln \. Hardy. j. BASKETBALL.
An enthusiastic cronp Of mcm-
hers al the WAC section have
gonr IN for basketball In n hig
way irom left 20 right. they
nrc ifont ro"s ne Rnh, Seals.
pfc. trances pc"onrses. nc.
Nellie ilum> Pvt. Iorah Chris
tain. center: PIC. rhiIlis Branch
nnd Ont. >o,ella inIl>; md
>tandies: P,t Helen Ir,inc. P'i.
ilpha 1ardosr. P,t. Dorothy
NiIliam>. 'pl Christine Bones
ind 'rl. Doris Paige. apache
Sentinel rhotol.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29
~ tLyIN H0SFS ron ANP
ANNMIRS,,,

~ tNIioNS!ll AN>WER>"H
QNes rainiaia ii.t' lilck
L'oNara VAS ~ wcr.s no hesi
first hgsrnan IN Neero bnsehal
lA' t'e srratesi h'irg 'is-
srcker in no ss'ofY paf sn
ltr,s nafunrl ram hers paop
Ne1srf SD
Ans: IN same poini> I agree
with sou about leonard. and
viii state nv points ~ disagree.
ment. W hitter sinte ~ Cobb
earned nay respect ~ q greater
extent than dld Oscar (harleston.
since harleston plated Tho init
Ial has>ocl IN addition 20 STAR
ring ~ the onincld. ! would
rate him above Buck q, - powcr-
hitter. I also cen'end that I"roy
',rap'. ~ the Ilnculn Giants Of
1915 = and later was he rHal
Z la>r" 81 Ntcro Baseball. ICON
ari !. enc d Tho most scientific
hat-mcn Ia baseball annaI> and
must he rated alueng the ton
fielder, II all time.
QH i7ara ilf,r Ainnfra
anl Rar Ralir =. arorr ~
| nih kNNn ina "a" Cams and
Gorilla le ST.. aas~
toar 0hi
,ns.: Blackburn. Cans. Jones.
Walker. armstrong. Robinson.
NR In rating ARMSTRONG above
Robinson ! take Hanks noiahle
performance against Ieo-ponnd
Ccforino Garcia With . BIC pull
IN The weight ia'orine ihe holo-
Filipino.
Qa.S IL MI at 'fe 'fa'
7 rnfired Irr fet ~
nonafe N,tfp latk'' Tv
or anorc us eN-fHr elr'r We
r'syei are fN hsrs
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US 81 pa p ''arf 'e IS b
81 'ser. rake sph sele'
Alnfa ,fsa isth S,res >yC
'ns.: Your manner IN present
lnr your qncry astounds me. nid
yon honestly cNroct Iopchlck ~
nanic = Ncgro,l,'
Two Ncgre basketball stars who
hcIour either 81 theme on any ~
The MI time great squads arc:
cumberland pp>rs. Iocnal clnh
- Pittsburgh. aud Clarence Fats
Jenkins. Renaissance Fi'c. New
RI. with Poscs getting tho first
cali with me-.
Oms Tins NeV yalk produced
rarsifr ~ CIV frack s'ai
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29
Tighten Skin

Apply new NIX liqp,J ltaaCh. Lightcn-
ing film adds ~ hghirs 20 sk IN
minutes while active Bleach irggodicnt
works from beneath. No vnhps. Light
Ems at once. Use anytime. No ereasy-
ness. Helps dry up surface pmples
powder base. Druggists guarantee
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
Service Men
Have Effect

Because of IS returning letter
men fro the Wolverine title squad
of last year Michigan probably
merits ranking as the winter
book fayorite to repeat as Big
Ten indoor and outdoor track
champion this son The puZZler
In the picture concerns possible
transfer of number OF service
trainees before either Of the con
ference meets are held, and such
transfer of key performers could
lengthen tile odds on the Wolver-
ines considerably.
However as the Michigan cast
opens its schedule it appears to
have sufficient overall strength to
dominate all opposition. Included
amOne the veterans are three de
Tending conference indoor titlists:
Bob Ufer, American record holder.
in the 440. John RoXborOugh IN
the half and Ross Hume i'm the
mile. I'm addition. there are such
potential champions as Capt. Bob
Hume at any distance from a half
to two miles. Elmer Swanson in
the high hurdles. Bob Segula in the
pole vault and George Kraeger in
the shot put Carl Nichols. a VOL
VERNE newcomer from the Uni
yersity of Missouri. may also be n
serious threat IN the Big Ten
broad jump.
Lettermen are back who scored
3O15 points in seven events in the
Big Ten indoor meet year ago and
a fraction better than 80 points in
seven events il the conference out
door championships in May. Michi-
gan took the indoor crown with a
record breaking total of 53ta points
and won outdoors with a total of
53%.
The possible transfer Of some
Navy and Marine trainees at the
end of February to advanced bases
is an intangible for which, at the
start of the season. no answer is
available in that men who may be
affected are not yet known.
Michigan has won the Big Ten
indoor title eight times in 10 years
a d. the outdoor crown eight Of the
past 12 seasons. and the addition
to the list of two more champion.
ships is a goal quite within reach
of the 1914 personnel.
Indoor schedule is Feb. 3. Mill
rosa Game al Naw Npvts. L'ab 70
Western Michigan at Ann Arbor;
Feb, 49, Notre Dame at Ann Ar
Dor; March 4, Illinois and Notre
Dame at Champaign; March II.
Western Conference Champion.
ships at Chicago; March Is. Chica-
20 Relays at Chicago: March 25,
Purdue Relays at Lafayette
The outdoor schedule has not
been arranged.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
Mrs. Lo++ie Miller
Rites to be Thursday

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 9-Fu-
neral. services will be from st.
Thomas Catholic Church Thurs
day morning at . O'Clock for Mrs.
Lottie b. Miller. so, 1862 Wall St
who was killed Monday morning In
an automobile accident between
Marshall and Battl2 Greek. Ros.
airy will be said at $ o'clock this
evening at the Hildinger
Funeral Home and burial will be
in St. Thomas Cemetery.
Mrs. Miller "as riding with her
husband, Malcolm. at the time OF
the accident, Mr.. Miller was in.
jured.
He, a daughter, Mary Charlotte.
a brother. Sgt Ben Hin Stamper
in the Hawaiian Islands. and her
mother, Mrs. Ia Cobb. survive.
Mrs. Miller was born April 16,
1913, in Pensacola. Fla, and be
fore moving here had lived in
Battle Greek and New York City.
She was married to Mr. Miller in
July 1929.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

In the eastern division Lincoln is
hoping to. oyertake Belleyille hut
may have TO share honors with
Romulus. Each has been in the win
column twice and has bowed in
defeat once. Dundee has one win,
two losses and Flat Rock is at the
bottom of the ladder with three de-
feats.
of the last games PLAYED
were L. High a, Chelsea 81; Milan
81, Saline 20; Romulus so, Flat
Rock 10: Belleville 80. Dundee 2S.
Opposing each other this week
are Roosevelt versus Chelsea: Sa.
line versus University High; Romu-
lus versus Lincoln; and Flat Rock
versus Dundee.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

were made in the two medley
events.
Roosevelts next meet will be
Friday afternoon in Ann Arbor.
They will oppose University High
whom they previously defeated 40
TO 81.
40 yard free style-Gundrum (RJ,
Bagrow (A), Eldridge (A): 20.s.
100 yard breast Burnett
ORD. Butt (R), Paschal (AD; 1:2O.5.
POO yard free style-Chisel (R).
Montague CA), Deland (R); 2:2S.S.
100 yard back stroke-Chipman
Gt), Ryan (R). Wilkie (A): 1902.
100 yard free style-Chaeffee
(A) Susterka (Rl, Gundrum CR);
614.
l2O yard medley relay-Eldridg
ca. Chipman (RD. Hill (A); 1879.
Diying-Susterka (R), Chaeffee
ca.
12O yard medley relay-Adrian,
Roosevelt disq alifed; 1:149
100 yard free style relay-Ad-
rian. i.2q6.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
Sports Roundup

Pittsburgh-AP-L j. Whieyl played football
basketball
by the eutnc The Army has been
found in he a Dutch Guiana
OF American League
will be launched April Is
Washington and Boston
New rorkAPA pair of hghtWeighs TirN lahn OF Garfield
~ who trying TO break into
the peter Of notchers-Beu Jack sammy Ango and Bob
Nonieomeryoccupy Madison square Gardens ring tonight
CIeveand-Roy weahery Yankee outfer de-
of
Price Commissioner Charles Rogers
charged with making raise
certfication obtaining extra gasoline raons.
accepted the recommends
Of Postwar Committee and set April IS
officially
time efforts purchase the Dodgers
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING TIME FoR
HEARING CLAIMS

Nc. 35IAy
STATE or MICHIGAN, The Pro-
bate court for the County Of WASH
tcnaw
At session Of said Court. held az
the Probate office in the city of Ann
Arbor, in the said County, on the
29th day of January, \. ID. 1874.
Present. honorable Jay G. Pray.
judge Of Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
Erwin H Schock, Deceased
~ appearing to the Court that the
time for presentation OF claims
against said estate should be limited,
and that q time and place be appoint
ed to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands against said de-
ceased hy and before said Court
II is Ordered fnat CrsditOrs Of said
deceased are required ~ present their
claims 20 said Court at said Probate
office on or before the 26th day OF
April, \ u. 1874, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, said time and place
being hereby appointed for the eN-
animation and adjustment OF all
claims and demands against said de-
ceased.
~ is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publica.
tiou ~ n copy Of this order for three
successive weeks previous 20 saiu
day Of hearing in the NpSilanti Daily
Press. a newspaper printed and cir.
culatcd in said County.
JAY 6. PRAY.
Il
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
Milan, BelIeville Lead
Huron League Divisions

Milan and Belleville High School
are clinging to their leads In the
two divisions Of the Huron Valley
League following thier week end
games.
Milan has a clean slate OF four
wins, no losses, while Belleville
has dropped one game.
In the western division Univer-
sity High School, Ann Arbor. trails
Milan with two wins and one loss.
Chelsea has two victories and one
defeat, as has Roosevelt High
School. Saline is in the cellar po.
sition with three losses.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
Mrs. Fowler Given
Husband S Award

Saline Mich. Feb 9-Mrs Cliff
ford C. Fowler Saline Valley
Farms. has heen awarded The
Purple Heart for her husband Pfc.
Fowler. who was killed in action
in Italy Nov IS
Pfc Fowler. a native Of Ar
kansas, was a lens blocker for the
International Industries here and
married Miss Marie Diesselhouse.
Manchester Feb. oS, 1882 He emit
cred the Army Jan. -. 1913. and
trained at Camp Wheeling, Ga.
He went 10 North Africa last May
and participated I'm the invasion Of
both Sicily and Italy.
He is survived also by his faith
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

BUFFALO. y. y. - AP The
fourth-term nomination of Franklin
D Roosevelt as a biparty caudi-
date. with an outstanding Repub-
lican as his vice presidential run
ming mate. was proposed Monday
by the Buffalo Courier.EXpress. an
independent newspaper, in a page
one editorial.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

or. Edsar Fowler. four brothers.
Herman in the Navy. Lehmon, Eu-
gene. aud Gerald. and one sister.
Eeva. His posthumous child is eN-
pccted to b born soon.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

WASHINGTON AP-A formal
effort TO dissuadc Great Britain
from closing the door 10 further i'm.
migration Of Jews to Palestine will
be started i'm the House Foreign
Affairs Committee this week.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
NO DOGS IN RUSSIA

ALGfERS -INS-A L. s. Army
surgeon, back from Russia. said he
did. not see single dog in the
Soviet Union. They had bccn killed
and used for food.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

TSTANBUI-UP- Reliable sourc-
es said Tuesday, that Adolf Hitler
again has rejected Hungarian re-
quest for repatriation of Hungarian
forces from the Russian front
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
Wolverines ID Seek Track Titles
Roosevelt Natators Capture
Third Victory in Six Starts

The Roosevelt High School swim
mers captured their third win in
six starts as they avenged an early
season setback by submerging Ad-
drian IS to SS Tuesday afternoon
at the local pool.
The Roughriders were successful
in turning back a team which had
beaten them previously In a meet
at Adrian Roosevelt showed
greater team balance than they
have thus far this season as they
captured four second places as
well as four firsts in the individual
events II II hadn't been for a
disqualification in the medley relay
event, the Purple and Gray would
have enjoyed a rather one sided
victory.
The feature of the meet was the
time OF 1902 set by Jim Chipman
in the back stroke. Although this
did not break any records Coach
Jim Aldrych said 1t was the best
he has seen yet this season. The
majority of the visitors points
spur ................ ......42
Tap Room .................40
s Striecher Tool 4 Die ...22
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
oliver

oliver
Stewart $40. Schreiner $40.
Schwall 453, Lambert $50, Franklin
465, Totals sol, 500, S6l 2504.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

Nickel $50. LAWSON 24l. Beers
pa. Hutchins $50. Mcmahon 27S.
Handicap 997, Totals $50. 592, 629
1NQU
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

Whitmire 35S. Kuster 400 James
$50, Wolter $50, Cameron 400. Han
dicap IS, Totals G5S, 636, 5sl--lSS5.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
HaYMard's S

McClelland 3Si. Williamson
$50, Mowrer (S) $50, E. Corbeine
393. J. Ryan 474, Totals 631, III,
622 1870.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

Connolly 451. West $50, Stewart
AIS. Wales SO. Crouch 4j6. Totals
G33. $50, 73O e032.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
SilkWorth

SilkWorth
Bruch 456. r. Ryan 344, Raab
342, Rust fo4 Silkworth 395. Totals
652. go. 6G7 1871.
landy's
Bassett 327. Kidwell So. Wendt
$50. Lea1ju 317r Morris i35. Handi-
cap GS. Totals 500, $50, ga -lSS4.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
EIchardsons

CoXford 43g. Ross 3O1, Hutchins
3o5. Bigger 362, Kindshoven 474.
Totals 646 629 606-1SS1.
J. {. Moore & Co.
Cole 419. Harvard 276. Nelson
36S. Battelle 373. Wisb,n 435. Handi.
aaD g ~p+aIs SIS e4e cq4 1O-o
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
Bowling Scores
LADIES RIVERSIDE BOWLING
LEAGUE

Hlg1 Ioam soTICS, 0natIeT ) ITIUT7
on StD 2032.
High individual series, j. Ryan
AZ
High team game. Shaefer's (Hur-
on ST. 730.
High individual game, p. Crouch
100.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
MEMS CLUB LEAGUE
Reds


+. Squier Abb Elliott Al. D..
Stanchfeld 41O. h. Arnold 449. f..
Engler SCI; totals, S14, no, 7SO
2374.
Cardinals .
l.. Milbourne i55. d. McGaffen
369, c. Hart 377. T. Bird 373. v.
Welte $50 handicap ia; totals,
75S, 696, 6SA 211S.
Nanks
a. Neuman 54l. T.. Lidell 404,
r. Cook 316. A. Stewart An r.
Geib ass; totals, rs 740, 1856, 2291
Blues
B. Todd Ala, F.. Jacobs 372, J.
Hesford 433, G.. Wallace (ave.D 800,
W. Bonner (ave) 312 handicap
12S; totals. no, 7O9. 595. 2O14.
Browns
D. Smith 453, w. Lowe 1893, c.
Gilchrist 40, ]. Breiel 1863. A. Pear
son 54S, handic~p As; totals, 696
iS1, 79l, 22lS.
Giants
J. Mapes (ave.) 1863, ]. Dalchow
4S7, F.. Shaw 367. Dunkelberger
422, B. Harrison 5s5; totals, 76O,
SOS 766. 2224.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
lap Room

Fischer 393. McCoHn 4S3. Pogales
i65. Samonek 511. Lahy 397. Handi-
cap 1876, Totals 749. S3S, 73S-2S25.
American Legion
Hayward 539, Kuster 517. Tunni-
cliffe 456. Schrepper 435. Fl. Smith
450. Totals SIG, S17, 763-2397.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

Spur
Northrop 400. Fedor 4S9. Lutes
467. Dundon 459, S. Richards 507.
Totals-S19. SOi, S03L2ilS.
Streicher Tool & Die
Streicher 43S Smith sol. Wisbin
l3S. p. Richards 405. Stein 500,
Handicap l26, Totals $50 sci, S26-
2417.
Ford 849
Harris SOP, Wendt 517. LaCombe
513. Koch 463. Franklin $40, Totals
76S. 902 S74-2544
Paups
Roll Az. S'nkule 500. Deck BIS
Bowden SO, Max 532, Handicap 80,
Totals 1903. SS4. S5O-2597.
Central Speciality
Hansen i91, Peterson 504 Farmer
SOP, Connolly 532, Scholl 531. Han
dicap Is, Totals 769, 775. 93O-2475.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

FORMER oe16O,1 AIo
BRoOkLYA PITCHER,
CoHtIhG BACK FOR AAo1IER
Films N Tie MAJoeS
VITA PlT1S8uRGH
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-22
". T. STOCKS

New York. Dec. p UP)-Railroad
shares rose ! TO ? points Friday to new
highs since August 81. 1887, on average
and lifted the whole stock market higher
IN Increased turnover.
The betterment came when the recent
decline was arrested and a small amount
of purchase orders found offerings absent.
rhe pressure lifted in all sections of the
carrier group on the theory the longer
war will help the roads further 10 improve
their financial position.
Rails led In volume. Baltimore & Ohio
topped the group. Other active carriers IN
cluded New York Central, Northern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio preferred, and Delaware.
LacEawanna & Western. Santa Fe had the
best gain-2ss points at the days high of
S2%
Leading industrials had a good day
with the stees showing gains ranging to
a point in Bethlehem. Motors firmed al
though this group lacked the vigor of the
other sections. Most utilities were better.
An outstanding Nception-Columbia Gas
s. preferred-lost 5 points.
kennecott made new high in the cop
pers Sinclair topped a narrowly mixed
oil section in volume. Silver issues were
strong Aircrafts strengthened with Con-
solidated-Vultee at a new high. Mercan-
tiles rose slightly.
Preliminary closing Dow-Jones averages:
Industrial $50. 43, up o.15; railroad 4S.o1,
up 0s0; utility $500, up 0.0S; 65 stocks
55 IS. up 030.
Sales totaled !. $50 $40 shares compared
with 951. .230 shares Thursday. Curb turn
over was 25S. $50 shares against 249, ,070
shares Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-22
CLAIM INDEPENDENCE

LOS ANGELES, Dec. %. UP)-
The ambitious All American foot
ball conference Friday claimed an
equal right to sign any collegiate
grid stars not legally obligated to
the National Football League.
ChriSty Walsh, vice PRESIDENT of
the conference and co-owner with
Screen Star Don Ameche of the
conferences Los Angeles franchise,
said reports charging the new
league will telling players that sign
ing with one league was just like
signing with another were false
Walsh is the temporary spokesman
for the All America conference in
the absence of 1t. Cmdr. Jim Crow
ley, conference commissioner and
former head coach at Fordham
university, who is on active duty.