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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

FITTERs-rhe Ernst Kern Co. has
an opening for an experienced filter.
Apply Emp. Dept. sth floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

GENERAL Motors Building wants
women for kitchen work: no holiday
or Sunday work. See Mr.. Rounds.
Room 2-l5l, General Motors Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
FARM AND LANDS ron SALE

Az EXTRA tine 20 acres, broom
home. 8, car cement block gar. chick.
house; shade trees. Mr. lockwood.
SIS, $40 cash or $1,000. terms. Chss.
Crossman. no 64i4.
HAVE farms all sizes In Sanilac Co.
off Lake Huron; also Macomb County.
E-Z farms. II. II. HUCk. Broker.
1870 Chelsea. PR 1890.
40 ACRES just 4. mile off paved
highway 10 Hart, Oceana Co. 5
miles Pentwater. - in fruit: large
roomy house, vacant and clean; base
ment barn-!n- fine community
homes and prosperous farms. grand
place 10 bring the family. 81. $50 .
terms $3.50 down $50 per month. Han
sonOsborn. Hart. Mich.
76-ACRE Ideally located on
corner. with excellent view from
dwelling. 80 miles Detroit. miles
Holly. seven room home with cleo
tricity and running water barns z
acres woods productive huckleberry
patch: 81 900, with one-hslf down
RAYMOND ADD. phone HeifY
5ssl
40 ACRES good farm land, north
woods. deer country. paved high
way; some buildings; 81 500. Write
owner. Thelma Lincoln, 3l3 z. HUI
ron St. Ypsilanti Mich.
So ACRES Only 8 miles from Port
Huron: lots Of timber. water, beauti-
full colonial house. good barn and
soil 81 500 I'm 1-bq56
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

0fRLs-High school graduates. for
general office work. Good wages.
steady work after duration. No ex-
M,ste,e Coal Milwaukee al Mitchell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

GIRL 70 play records and speak over
microphone 1928: not over 40 lbs
81 mr.. shifts. starting salary $50.
Apply IN person. $3.50 Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

coMPToMETER operators Grey
hound Lines essential progressive
postwar positions opened 20 eusiinet
girls. Must be able TO operst'
cOmptometsr; experience not neces
ssry. Apply SSH W. Fort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

GIRLS, Women. nsxperienced. 10
learn salad. roll making. cooks. wait
resses. hostesses. dish washers, clean
ing women. No Sunday or late eve
ming work Meals and uniforms fur
nished Stouffer's. lot Clifford.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

DETROIT CIVIL sERVlcE COM
MissioN-Bus Drivers. off.es Ma
chine operators. Nurses, Typ'sts. Re-
fectory Workers. ielh Floor, water
BOARD Building. 500 q m. TO t'i5
7. m. Daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

FACTORY help wanted Apply 5s3s
Lincoln between and ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

FURNISHED and Broom fats
Frigidaire, electric washers, tile show
ers. Rent 81 weekly for wife's spare
time services as maid. 127 Mont
calm West
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Suburbon Reel Estate for Sale

SubuYb0n he0l Extufe Tor Sale
A BEAUTIFUL 3-BEDRooM HOME
In West; Dearborn. conveniently
situated to school, shopping, trans
portation. AS LITTLE as 1851 DIN.
lmme. poss. GRoSSMAN. 3ii2 s..
Telegraph Rd Between Michigan and
Van Born. DE 1885 or Wayne 800.
ACROSS FROM SCHOOL on bus line.
completely modern home. tile bath.
full basement. priced only So, $50. as
low as Sl57 dn. Model open daily
and Sunday Corner Jim DAILY and
Annapolis Between Michigan and
Van Born)
GRossMAN--DE 1885 or Wayne 800
BEAUTIFUL model bungalow - Four
years old. owner. l19 +. 10 Mile
Rd.. Royal Oak.
IDEALLY LOCATED NEAR PLYM-
OUTH AND WAYNE ROADS-A =
rm. mod. home, including floor oil
furnace, complete oath garage and
dandy chicken house. all situated on
q, acres fertile soil. total pr. s.. 500,
81 200 dn.. S25 mo. GROSSMAN,
32023 Michigan Ave. Dust W. of
Eloise). Wayne 303 or Wayne $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
MARLOWE. 1882

Near Cooley High. 2 bedrooms ga
rage. hot air heat. side drive. Only
81, $50. with ST. 500 down. Call c.
Raw Flanagan, CA 100
HANNAH REAL ESTATE
MAY, sssl-3 bedrms. basemt.. fur.
Enameled kitchen in basement. New
paint job. Agent, PL 3444
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

coMProMETKR 0PERAToRs-EK-
perienced pay roll and material con :
troll. War plant on southwest SIDE OF
city. Gail Miss Beavers. la $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

CHRISTI TO IS. career minded
Train in an old established world
recognized profession; essential dur
ing peace. doubly essential during
war: paid training. Western Union
Teleg. See Mss Mayville. Room 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD and room, single beds. south.
ern cooking, all you can eat, SIC
weekly 80 Parsons, opposite 1919
Woodward.
COLORED Furnished room and
board; twin beds. good Transports
ton: gentlemen. day workers. TO
$685..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
REAL ESTATE WANTED


CAsH-For colored properties; quick
deals; save commission and time.
smsdley. <4e Il. Warren. TIE i-6is2.
CASH for single home, ~. w. Sec
Rountree. 1920 Plymouth We $1,000
CASH BUYERS
CRIGER. REALTOR-R. O. 1850
EAST SIDE SINGLES. INCOMES.
FLATS. CASH WAITING. PI 1858.
CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
Proulx. 1910 W. Vernon. LA 67s1
Il. sIDE-Cash buyers waiting; per-
sonal attent Alverson. TW 1-7020.
= HANNAH
50 CONTINUOUS YEARS
Making better sales for our clients.
TO SELL
Call real estate concern who can
give you complete service.
Mortgage Sales Management
CA roo
CN 3-7700-PL 460O--VE $500
HANNAH REAL ESTATE ExcH.
HOMES and 2-FLATs In N. w. Sec
tion from owners. Ralph 4. Toynton.
1900 Grand River We 5-l234.
ITALIAN-Originai 24-hr. cash sale (;
30 yrs EAST Side. Pettine, PL 1890.
LIST your property with us now.
Bruton Realty. We 6-7230.
PROFESSIONAL man wants 3 or
bedroom single. ". w. district pay
cash SHARMAN. broker. 203 Ham
mond Bldg. CA 2065 or MA 5l76.
READY cash buyers: houses. fats.
apis. tcoioredD. Quick action! c. w.
White. 1850 Hastings. TIE l-00s6.
SIXTY YEARS YOUNG
We're proud of our experience. but
we're more proud OF our ability to-
day To secure the best buyers for
your property. In today's market.
it's all the more important 10 do
the right type OF selling Job.
HOMER WARREN a COMPANY
Dime Bldg. CA 1921
CoLORED CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES, FLATS, APIS. HURRY!
CANNON BROS.
1880 SHERMAN. FL 0it0
COLORED-Houses wanted for sale:
customers waiting. J. S. Johnson. MA
1869
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

coMPToMETER operators alpha
bette key punch operator ana verineri
essential war work employment office
opened daily until y. sunday, 10 m
10 I p m. Cadillac Motor Car Div.
eeso Clark st Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-17
What They're Whispering in Gotham

ing trouble with her income ia,
form-wondering what to take of,
-. Have you paid your you know
what?
Is il true that when Ann Sheri
dams denial OF marriage plans with
Steve flanagan hit the front
pages. the press agent called her
and asked how she did it-and
would she help him get a client
that kind of ~space?... Have you
noticed how n midtown restau.
rant in the theatrical district
laughs at the OPA ceilings and
charges n dollar for six oysters
without music, too?... Have you
seen Everett Sloane's square-cut
four-inch red beard?... Has the
disappearance OF the City Hall
tabby cat been reported to the Blu
reau OF Missing Persons yeti.
Have you paid your i.c-m-t-x?
Is II true that playboy Buddy
Lehman. who went to Florida for
a rest prior to being indicted into
the Army. dropped a huge bundle
of moolah at the roulette table in
Bradley's?.. When you attend
songstress Ruth Clayton's opening
at the Cog Rouge Thursday will
you be sure to notice her home
made, %irridescent bronze nail pol
ish?... Is Sailing Baruch. Jr's
lawyer pondering whether to with
hold some spectacular news about
the domestic difficulties brewing
between Baruch and his bride?...
Have you heard that Martha Raye
and Nick Condos got remarked in
Joisey and why do you suppose
they picked J~oisey?... Did Army
medicos tell Pat DiCicco that il
was penicillin and only that won
der drug that made 1t possible for
them to pull him through his re-
cent serious illness?... Do you
know that the salary of Bill Bendi1
who'll be sensational in The
Hairy Ape") has been upped from
$500 TO $500 per week.. Have
you Given Your All to Henry?
Can you guess who gifted Shirley
Temple with that heart-shaped sap
phire and gold ring?... Have you
figured out how Ed Small's naugh-
ty remark of up in Mable's
Room sneaked past the Hays Of
fce?... Is 1t true that the thea
ter bookers have quietly beaten
Commissioner Moss via an old
court decision which rules that no.
body has the right to limit prices
on show ~tickets?... Do you know
that two Of the lads connected
with Murder , Inc, in Brooklyn
Joined the Army a couple of years
ago and have become genuine
heroes-decorated and everything?
go. Didn't the picture mags miss
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-17

Louise Jocham, mother. 4444 Saint
Clair. Detroit.
Kolakowski. Pvt, Theodore A.
Mrs. Angelina Kolakowski, moth
err. 1887 Martin. Letroit.
Letters, Pfc. Daniel P.-Mrs. lisa.
belle Letters. mother. 242S Pearl.
Detroit.
Piper. Pvt. Alfred Airs. Lila
Jean Piper. wife. 2O9 Golf. Wander
cook Lake.
Sugden, Pvt. Norman Mrs.
Rose Sugden, mother, 9OS Stanton,
Bay City.
Swanson. Pfc. Wilbert Mrs.
Lillian Rutledge, sister, Roscom-
mon.
Taylor. Pvt. William T.-Mrs.
Lola Taylor, mother. Route .,
Vicksburg.
Thompson. Pfc. John B.-Mrs,
Virginia, wife, 1912 9TH St, Port
Huron.
Tobin. Pfc. Frank-Mrs. Nellie
=. Tobin, mother, Box s, Maple
City.
Updike. Pvt L. ID. Wesley-Mrs.
Charlotte Updike, mother, Mosick.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-17
Frederick D. Goats
Service Saturday

Ann Arbor. Mich, Mar. i7-Fu-
neral services will be Saturday at
ternoon at 2 O'Clock from the
Muehlig Funeral Home for Fred
erick d. Coats who died Thursday
at his home at sos W. Hurson st.
following a long illness.
He was born in Ann Arbor July
25, 1869, the son OF the late George
and Elizabeth Coats. For the last
% years he had been employed
in the building and grounds depart
ment OF University OF Michigan.
Surviving him r his wife, the
former Dora Schleioher. whom he
married June IS, 1896. and n
son, Harold. Ann Arbor.
Rev. c. II. Loucks will oficiate
and burial will be in Bethlehem
Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-17
BY Dorothy kilaallen

Is II true that five OF the Su,
preme Court justices had to seek
aid in making out their personal
tax returns and isn't II also true
that these are the boys who must
interpret the tax laws. And will
you excuse me a second while
tee.hee up my sleeve?... Why did
Jimmy Dorsey split with his mana
ger last week.. Did you see
who George Raft took to the fights
or am ! seeing things?... Wasn't
Irwin s. Cobb's farewell message a
remarkable document-and didn't
II make you chuckle, which was
exactly what he wanted you TO do?
Ills Dick Himber burning the
magical craft with his unctuous
batting OF Dunninger?... Won't
Ronald Colman get at least half a
million dollars for his work in
"Kismet" before IL is finished. be-
cause of a very smart overtime"
clause?... Have you paid your In
come tax?
Wanna bet that Robert Holly.
wood, the Copa thrush. won't be
Hollywood bound with a contract
in her dukes before the robins
chirp?... Isn't Lloyds OF London
about TO double its fee on any
thing to do with the amusement
Industry. Hasn't James Byrnes
asked FDR to release him from
his present tasks so that he may
go back into law practice?...
What ex-Broadway press agent,
now handling a small club in Holly
wood. sends the gossip columnists
out there items linking himself
Economically with every femme
star who says howjadoo to him?
-. Has vocal coach Al Seigel an
other find in Joe Cooks pretty %
year-old daughter. Doris?... Isn't
Connee Boswell's new radio show
with Paul Whitman one OF the airs
more solid half hours?... Have
you paid your income tax?
What's the huddle between Pc
trillo and Paley OF. CHS all about?
-. Isn't another topfight cinema
couple about to go the way OF
Myrna 10y and John Hertz. Do
you know that Choo Choo Johnson,
just back from Florida, spent most
of her time there learning to fly?
Don't you think Jerry Wald's
~. NNH.N IT, a,
cute?... II there had been another
person in Patricia Lonergan's bed
room during the murder, wouldn't
the person have to come forward
or be liable to arrest for conceal
ing information about a felony.
Have you noticed that the DO
hemian' places in the Village are
thriving again after years OF de-
pression?... Is Margie Hart hav-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-17
Ii. William K. Cook
Reported TO be Missing

Ann Arbor. Mich. Mar. 17-Sec-
ond 1t. William X. Cook, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney P. Cook. 1892
Martin Place, has been reported
as missing by the War Department.
His last reported flight had been
over Italy in February.
He is % years old. a graduate
OF Ann Arbor High School and an
alumnus of University OF Michi-
gan where he was graduated with
the class of 194l. He had worked
in the United 'irlines branch. De-
troit, prior to his enlistment in
June. 1912.
His training was received at Kel-
ly Field, Corsicana. Greenville.
Ellington Field, San Antonio, all
Texas; Dodge City. Kan, and
Barksdale Field. La.
He received his wings and COM
mission June 26, l943.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-17
ELEVEN


THE SIGHT of that white scarf
stopped Mallory's words as If she
had laryngitis. For p moment she
thought her heart had stopued also
The desk clerk coaxed, you
were saying. Miss Baker," He re-
garded her sudden lockjaw with
p~erplexity. What was it you want
ed to ask me, Miss Baker,"
"Oh-" This was no time, her
mind decreed, to ask about the po-
lice station. Not with the white
scarfed man waiting beside her to
register. The room" she gasped,
does 1t have a private BATH"
Naturally, Miss Iaker, natural
w." The smile still rested on the
clerks lips. but it chsstised.
That's fne-uh. thank you'll
60 up"
"And lock myself in" she added,
when she had tipped the bellboy
and was alone. The sturdy chest Of
drawers would make a nice barrier
across her door. But that was i'm
possible. It would take two of the
Metropolitan's strongest scenery
movers to tackle that.
Besides" she scolded while re-
moving her beret and veil with
shaking fingers, Tn being very
silly. There must be a thousand
white scarves worn by perfectly in
nocent men," And those two In the
lobby hadn't seemed like those on
the road. Instead. they were quiet
and rather colorless. The absurdity
Of her thinking they were the two
who had pounded a mans head
against the pavement made her i'm
patient with herself.
All the same, she decided to send
word to Prism the next day and
wait in Monterrey for her arrival
Contrary to her first desire, she
now wanted company for the trip
Company with big muscles. But to-
night she would have a good din
ner and some wire with II. The
wine would make her sleep so she
couldn't lie awake and ponder over
the scene she had unwillingly wit
messed.
"I1l go out for dinner" she de.
cided. Mallory never quite knew
how she forced herself to leave hei
room. A strange compulsion con,
trolled her, as IL she must make
herself afraid to prove she wasn't
afraid. 1t really dldn' make sens,
when she tried to analyze 1t, so she
gave up trying.
For a few seconds Sc listened
carefully at her unopened door
Then she opened It and peereC
through the slit. A bit drawer, sh,
poked her face out. then her heaC
and body, and raced downstairs
The desk clerk was again unctuous
eager to help her. without a grudg'
because she had questioned tn
modernlty Of his favorite hotel.
He answered her queries about
place to dine with genuine interest
Perhaps" he invited, you woulC
ARE to go to one Of our clubs ?"
Visions Of a smoke-hlled nigh
spot made the girl quickly rejec
he idea. Some other time per
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-17
Yankee SenOrita

tips on her wine glass began TO
tremble.
When she saw that the pair paid
no attention whatsoever to her, she
relaxed enough to finish her meal.
Evidently absorbed in applying the
amber-red hpstick. while the wait
ress added her bill. Mallory studied
the two men They fdoWed quite q
bit alike. "a II they might be cou
sins. brothers even. One. the one
with the white scarf. appeared to
be much older; his temples were
more gray than blond and the skin
sagged a bit around his ears. But
both we're alike in their hawk-like
features. their colorless complex
ions and the arrogant lift of their
heads.
The girl did not loiter along the
streets. She went directly to her no.
tel There, however, she went up to
the roof for a view Of the Cit. To-
ward the Sierra Madres the view
reminded her Of ralm Springs.
Buildings sheltered by the tall
range of mountains. OF course
there was much more to the town
Of Monterrey. Lights stretched far
beneath Mallory's eyes, giving an
idea Of the size and wealth of the
town. Even in lamplighted evening
the lovely old Spanish Colonial ar
chitecture showed to an advantage.
Saddle mountain and others we're
impressive silhouettes in the moon
light
What q lovely town this u.s." she
said to the Mexican bellboy. acting
as her guide.
But naturally. senorita. It has
been here since the year 1896. 1t
has had many years In which to be-
come lovely" Her compliment
deepened his pride. You must let
me take you on a tour while you
are here. I'll show you Horsetail
Falls and C%hipinque Mesa up in the
Sierra Madres. It's wonderful, seno-
rita-In even take you into the
Government palace and show you
the carbines used By the firing
squad of Nuevo Leon soldiers who
killed Macmillan" The reference
to that death brought back to the
girls mind the starkness of the
highway death.
when ] come back north" she
promised. But now / must get
some sleep. Right now" she added
urgently. II want to get a very
early start in the morning.
The glittering sunshine Of the
next day made her fee glad she
had planned not to delay her trip.
The air was magical, warm enough.
yet crisp and in~vigorating. She was
glad to ease away from the fat
tering regrets Of the hotel manage
mcnt and be on her way. although
she did wish II were possible to pry
into some Of the walled-in DWELL
ings of colored plaster. Through
one narrow door she caught
glimpses OF fower-hlled patios that
enticed. The traditions and romance
Of the town had not been spoiled by
Its modern wealth from mills and
smelters and ore ~reineries, TO say
nothing Of a famous brewery.
The man In the white scar and
his companion passed her about so
miles out Of Monterrey. She vas a
little past Montomoreles, a town in
the center Of the orange belt. driv-
ing slowly while she slipped out Of
her mink coat
The awful part was that this
time II wasn't the white scarf that
attracted her. 1t was the car. She
was as frightened as IL she had
seen a hearse. She knew now 1t was
the same a she had cen parked
on the highway in the dusk
ITO Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-17
By Lorena Carlton

haps. MOI tonight"
II do hope that means you are
going to visit Monterrey for q
while ?"
yes, I'm going to walt here fo'
my maid to join me-"
II see. Did you make a deposit
for her at the border?"
What: Again? Aloud. Mallory
said. rs that necessary"
"Oh, yes. for personal servants
Of course it is refunded to you when
you return"
I'm certainly going to have
plenty Of pesos waiting for me
when I go back" thought Mallory.
She reminded the desk clerk that
she still wanted her dinner.
II don't want to go to a night
club. I'd prefer a quiet restaurant
where I can get something unusual
to cat"
"Oh, Miss Baker, I didn't mean a
night club" A horror-stricken gaze
was on the mans face. Il was
speaking OF a private club, like a
private club in your country. The
hotel would arrange for a card for
you, and any club would feel hon
ored to have Miss Mallory Baker as
a guest"
Thank you," murmuie ed Mallory.
There l 60 again." she thought.
Tod was always warning her to be
more diplomatic. And II was so nee
essary In Mexico. Everyone. with
the exception Of Pope, was eager to
please. You're very kind" she
said, and added the special smile
she used at the end Of certain
songs. Plaintive gypsy melodies,
~lullabies, that sort Of hing. Thank
you again"
Perhaps tomorrow" the man
suggested.
Perhaps" concluded Mallory,
with. another lullaby smile. There
wouldn't be any tomorrow. Shed
made up her mind to that. At the
moment the desk clerk mentioned
another deposit for Prism, shed
made up her mind. Not that the
actual money was a nuisance. The
nuisance was in waiting for Prism,
especially IL she should be delayed
at the customs, a likely situation II
Prism made up her mind to start
talking. which she usually did. Too,
Mallory knew she wanted to leave
this town that was harboring the
two men, just as she had wanted tc
leave that fateful SPIT or the high.
way. No, she was heading on. More
than 800 miles separated her from
her destination. Shed rather be a
bit scared now, later, too. than &c
wait for Prism and then not know
what to do with her.
Outdoors, the blond girl followed
the directions given her by the mar
in the hotel and found the restau.
rant. a charming, though tiny
place. A waitress. in a long blue
and rose rufied skirt and a native
blouse, explained the dishes to her
"Guajolote - turkey with rice
sauce. Hot! Chilis, nuts, many
spices all pounded into a cam
very hot" she cgain cautioned.
II want it," Mallory hoped IL wa
flaming Perhaps 1t would bake tho
butterflies in her stomach and stor
their futtering.
1t did. Not only because II was 81
it, - e..
was the deep gold wine. She wal
lulled by the excellent food, numbet
in fact, which va fortunate, fol
when the vhite-scarfed man ant
his partner entered and wer'
shown to an adjoining table, hei
body did not leap %nervously az q
wanted to. II was too satiated
However. she did miss taking a Bit
for q few seconds and her finger
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-17
Ann Arbor to Have
Model Plane Meet

Ann Arbor. Mich. Mar. 17-R. L.
Painter, director OF the U-Control
Indoor Model Airplane Meet sche-
duled here March &c in Yost Field
House. estimates that between rs
and 100 contestants will partici-
pate.
The contest are being sponsored
by Junior Char, Der OF Commerce
for the Ann Arbor Model Flying
Club.
Value OF prizes offered is 5000.
including war bonds. stamps, kits,
and other model plane equipment
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-17
~Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Fred Beck was credited today with saving the life Of Mrs.
Harry Currier when he pulled her to safety after she had stepped
In front OF an oncomlng train. She was preparing TO board a pas
senger train and failed TO see the engine approaching on the
other track.
Ray e. Cotton appealed to Ypsianti residents to provide $1,000
for the Armory here.
over 1000 people attended the ST. Patrick's banquet which Of
fciaHy opened the new basement OF 81. Johns Catholic Church.
John +. Kirk recalled history OF the old church and Of the 30 year
pastorate OF Father Frank Kennedy. Rev. Carl Elliott OF the
Presbyterian Church brought congratulations.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-17

LONDON -AP- The German
controlled Vichy radio, celebrating
on its report OF the seizure OF the
leaders OF Frances underground
army. said today an automobile H..
cense plate provided the clue that
led to their arrest. but French
sources here discounted the whole
story as likely fishing expedi-
ton"