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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
HELP WANTED

Brian Donlevy trimmed the hedge at his home the other day when he was not needed at Paramount for The Trouble with Women: he did sloh a good lob that several neleh- bors tiled lo hire him for sln,ileF
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24

Boz apprentices are rebuilding eli.sea hpasss n Nze.tF, England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
A Full Year to Pay!

Here's the last word in massive modern styling built just like pre-war living room furniture! Extra sturdy hardwood frames, built to give you years and years of comfort and Ivability! Note the broad comfort built arms the deep-cushioned seats and backs .. the smart tapestry covers! You get the massive sofa and choice of luxury liner chairs i. (. <. covered in wine and blue. Two pieces at this one low price!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-24
A Full Year to Pay!

An outstanding feature of Hadley's August Furniture Sale! Deluxe waterfaIled walnut in . style for the homes of tomorrow! Enhanced with striking marquetry inIays and zebrawood! Extra large plate glass mirrors! Extra spacious drawers! You get the full-size, full panel bed. large chest, dresser with large round mirror or vanity. Don't miss this outstanding Sale value!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
HELP DOMESTIC.

BUSGIRL, colored. part time. from II
am. 70 pm. Apply 1i20 Connecticut
woTkine COUPLES home: must like Children;
oHaMB BffRk o39 d Nch2 5s Wilson House
cHAMBERMATD wAiTR tve sI' eR Me tt
eood references, excellent salary. MI,
CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS, for private
adult family, bring references. 20l3 o
CHILDREN's NURSE. white for girls,
90 and l year live in: private room and
bah: other help emrloyed' local references.
CLEANING WOMAN for Fridays, must be
neat, honest and dependable; references.
1868 Park I'd. NV. Apply Sunday or eve
COMPANION HoUsEKEEPER. white. live
IN; small family; no children; references.
f9 sls 8, other help; Columbia "a "A. ard
10 Laundry: live in. upstairs rm. and bath
adn Sseho qeoseo eh na ns s125
COOK and general houseworker, exp: 8
ADULTS: live in: refs good salary. Wo.
e e99k TO i days se g5nasy s DAY
eerences; SIS and carfare. Falls Church
foo@ aSd p1 nd bath s g pes fh week m
SSat and Sun. Phone Sligo 1914
COOK to cook and serve adults must be
NO NO other fes. duties s3o week also live in.
f f81k ea anS sunday ss in Of c 9S
Nd. WI $3.50. '''"' VII e"e'' 'h"'e
G9eK y.ops s IN own room and bath
COOK downstairs work, S25 wk.: live
COOK Mass sn6 5el 9sns Wis ref We 3ss5
/ Itn it, fort hi
quarters: good salary RE 7eal.
COOK and light housework, Ave days noon
al peasan aeykn sms fam
eeSScoellent salary; references Woodley
COOK. ,sh,w,, esper.; small GEORGETOWN
g gaEsS. Phone Nj: os34 49, w..
IN e esa5e only fSDf In FAMILY hvs
other help; 500 month: give references
COOK, CIV, in doctors small apart
ment, IL a.m.-7:30 pm; $50 week. OR.
days and Sundays off; ! in family: $50
week and pass. 1890 Morningside DIR. ne,
COOK and g.h;w., light laundry; live in;
good home in Virginia no small children;
good wages. Jackson $3.50.
COOK. experienced, light homework. good
private bath; 6-day week: two adults;
EELTIoRsAALs GARDENS. Phone wi. 1895 or
COOK AND GENERAL HousEwoRK, 5M-
e GIR, we Eek $40; no ianndTs GE zoos
care of children s ls-day week; local ref
erence, good salary. 91S Emerson st. NV.
COOK, G.Hw.. capable; references: live
IN nson nice room and bath; S25 week. AID.
COOK CIV civ days, 1890 lao through
COOK An AND 'f MAID, capable. cook. dinners
sny sen WeeI Sc 30 eeock aunss g
COOK and sensrsi heussworker. noon
experienced; small family no. 1888.
COOK 9 81 ss5: in apt, adults Call CO.
yT syb conditions: good vases, Apply
COOK; for ceurie: high wages: live in or
out; other help Apply 2s4s Northampton
COOK, colored. s25 week, room and bath,
Srd floor: other help. Cali OR. 141a Tues
Cook AND G.Hw.; small, lovely Mass
tights: experienced; references. no. 1856
C0okING-G.Hw.; must be experienced
Excellent opportunity for reliable person
who wishes permanent position. Small
c apart TIM tsos adults and l small child
ences Part time, afternoons Small apt |
Employed couple Bendix washer and
dryer Permanent position for right party,
COOK AND NURSE, colored, for family OF
4; going to Pointe vedra Beach. Fla, for 2
portation down; also Also return Il stay on Job
plsee; Children / and I 8 Years old expect
300 a rsfsfsns e ga nT doSie u''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
SITUATIONS MEN Cont

PUBLIC RELATIONS, veteran, in late EOS.
married, f1ne background and contacts IN
Washington and New York. desires execu-
SALES ENGINEER, refrigeration, mechan-
zeal equipment or building materials, ca.
pasis e snd ADDRESS
SHIPPING CLERK, with trafic training.
70 yrs experience. moving to Washington,
2ss4
SPECIALITY SALESMAN. "a, experienced,
in becoming representative for manufac-
turer or wholesaler of low-cost products;
timely novelties line. preferably utility
P fs tR ss ss 'f afss oq sss Il.
Truck DRIVER or painters helper. wants
JOB; GARNER, $40 Lamont st. nv =,
VETERAN wants janitor Job, exper. Call
Yo MAN desires job as laundry and
dry cleaning route man; exp. good refs
f eSs st NAN M s ssek 1ack aaS
with a progressive rrm with . postwar
future as well as chance for advance
ment: Presents neat appearance with .
YOUNG MAN, 81. intelligent, reliable. col
lege educa ton, seeks employment with rep
gta5e s 51s m willing to e ,rassa
YOUNG MAN, one year college, would like
to learn watch making trade; can devote
few hours each evening; anxious; I have
No phone Box TAX Star.
elevator. switchboard experience. Call TR.
YOUNG MAN colored. wants part.time lob
4oN porter 4i4 a ams !. SAMUEL H6 stos
CoLORED MAN would like to take care
Of fires in Georgetown. no. 6792.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, white, wants part-time janitor's
Job. with quarters and salary. Write Box
303-T. Star. 90
COLORED COUPLE wants ianitor quarters.
Husband work out. Taylor 2S16.
MAN, auditor for large organization. and
wife, Government clerical supervisor. avail
able for evenings work after 3, prefer
note! or apartment development. p o.
Box h.2.k. Wa Sh 4 d G
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

HE SIPS AWAY INTO THE SHADOWS AND SEXES HE'D
SLVLY AS SHE DASSeS. |4RIVG 70 IOUIHE R/CHES/
P0ESENT or ALL" HE WHISPERS, MHSfZE/"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

BEFORE HE'D DOMINATING WILL HE TURNS AND
FLEES. BACK IN CAMP HE CRIES FOB JUSTICE
AND REVENGE. HE GETS ONLY THE CONTEMPT
HE DESERVES.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

CORR ,, KING rrAr,srs .rxplcArt WORLD nnr eEss
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

SYNOPSIS: IN THE CAMp-FIpES GLOW THE EYES OF THE
LONELY DESERT MEN GLEAM.A AS ALETG DANCES. THEN
EACH ONE LAYS HIS GIFT AT HER FEEL RESPECTFULLY FOR
NEVER IN ALL THER SOMBER DESERL HAS THERE AppEAREC
ANYTHING LIKE THIS SNAIL GOLDEN ONE THAT IS, ALL EX-
CEpT MBELO The CHEFS SON.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

the heroic Or. Wassell Of the
book and the moving picture
but looking not at all like Gary
Cooper who portrayed the role.
The opening Of the week
was "A Lady Says Yes at the
BroadhurSt and the critics had
an answer for that they said:
No" The cast labored
diligently and sincerely but
they were Handicapped by The
book,
Carolc Lands was stunning
in her form-htting gowns and
hers is no form TO say no to
Sue Ryan and Bobby Nor
lis certainly uied hard t6 put
life into the sluggish business
on the stage-but it was all
weary going.
Russell Grouse, producer play
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

sake OF keeping her body in
shape Fannie Hurst the writ
ing woman.
Another glamour woman and
her SoliCItous beau. Maggi Nc
NclhS and Clyde NewhouSe are
honorcd with a special concert
10y Bella Bizoby on his new muSi-
cal invention a weird flute
like contraption looking like a
series Of test tubes but diCni-
fiCd with the drautatic handle
Of Pipes OF Pan
Good-lookers who/paSS each
other on Fifth avenue Jean
Tcnny son. the diva, and Flea
nor Holm, The diver.
Sitting quietly at a Broadway
nitcry and drawing little atten-
tion is a distinguished gentle
man Comdr. Corydon WasSell
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

This boy. a sensitive New Eng
lander, shyly requested Shaw's
signature. Thinking TO cheer
the kid. Big White Beard
scrawled out:
80. go To Hell, Bernard
Shaw"
The Yank. stunned. tore il up.
Later, 10 Frances. he lamented:
Imagine me-nOt being able
TO take n rib from that fine old
guy-and I eOulda had his auto
graph To show of back home"
Triple A endorsements: Nat
Dorfman's fine new Stage Pic
toral, which. IL he can get the
paper. Will become a monthly
publication The Suspect" /"
a forthcoming Universal delight.
starring Charles Lauefiton and
Ella Raines -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
ENs1NL2AoAk 49,
@|!|!|lZZMZlELll 81
Japs' Own Pictures illustrate
How U. S. Navy Whipped Them

APT. GENE MARKETS. ma jer Rna project for the navy.
" Brought Action" will include captured japanese
pictures showing the naval battle in the Philippines the
Nps viewed it. They shot the film to their people
that they had wiped the American navybu that isn't
the appears Markeys pictures Actually, shows
people how defeated them
There has arrived my desk IN unusual book II is
entitled Dear Dad of letters written by the
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
BeFa+ed YuIe Card

The most belated Christmas
card arrived Yesterday sent by
Crosby Gaige, producer and
gourmet II is a brochure &hich
Gaige wrote as his last con-
Scious act before becoming seri-
ouSly ill., Ife collapsed just
after he had finished the copy
and while he waS in the hos
pital, his pal, Jim ITendrickson,
and his son. Jerry Gaige. had IL
printed on Crosby's own hand
press at the Watch Hin farm.
f'he text Of ttr rxuuIsiteiy
printed booklet. is t,e transla-
tion Of the Atabal Song. sung
on the day the shrine of the
Virgin Of Guadalupe-on the
hill of Tepeyac outside of Mex
ico City was dedicated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

wright and theater magnate,
explains his ancestry:
I'm half Scotch-half selt-
zer"
We witness the debut Of
comedian new 20 Broadway
Leon Nictor-a brunei Danny
Kaye with a dash of Zero Mos
tel Unlike most comedians,
his material is fresh and orig
inal.
That splendid young singer,
Karen Cooper bowed in, too
with some fine arrangements al
popular melodies - and Carl
Ravazza, who coaductS The
orchestra. acts as CmCec and
sings convinced even the Sltep-
tics among US that he's about
the best al around bet IN show
business to-day
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

late and heroic Capt. Burial
Barnum to his family while
he was serving with Gen.
Chennault's boys in China.
Young Barnum, a fearless
flier, was killed in action April
1. 1943. My son-in-law, Mai.
Ramon Spritzler. one of his
close friends, took a jeep, piled
an interpreter in with him and
started off on a search for his
buddy. feeling that he might
have bailed out. lie wrote me
as the time:
~ searched most Of the day
and about 8 o'clock in the
afternoon came upon the wreck
nEcs surrounded by hundreds Of
Chinese. Barnum's body Was In
tact when L examined - satF
ne hnd been hit with a machine
gum bullet behind his ear. IL
WIS n consolation 10 know he
had died Instantly. just a kilO-
meter away from his ship, a
Zero had fallen. IL Mas de
moiiShed and burned with the
Jap pilot "A chaTred mass
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Foreword by Father

The letters were compiled
III the foreword written by
pt BaTRuus fine father.
Walter Barnum Of Old Lyme.
Conn. OF the late hero, Chen
nault wrote:
"He was utterly courageous
and fearless almost 10 the
point OF recklessneSs."
Al HirSchfcld. bearded c5rica-
turist and painter, accompanied
Lewis Nichols. the New York
Times dramatic critic. 70 an
opening recently during the bit
ter cold spell.
Just before they left for the
theater, Hirschield noticing has
hair was awry, quickly slapped
water on and combcd H. Al
never wears a hat When they
entered the thcater lobby critic
Nichols screamed:
what In Heavens name have
you got on your hair
Hirschfeld felt his head II
was cakcd with a glaze uf ice
thick enough 10 skate on.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Sees Z Screen Stars

ON WEST 4STH. a handsome
couple 1t Robert Taylor and
his fetching missuS. Barbara
Stanvyck Just a coincidence
that on this very street the
posters announce Frank Fay as
the star OF a play known az
Harvey" Years ago, Wis
tied Fay at his beautiful Brent
wood estate when Barbara was
Mrs. Fay and she showed off
their precocious adopted son,
Dion while Fay showed off
some new bathtubs he had in
stalled in the various bath
rooms 90. I didn't know at the
time that Frank and Barbara
were already cooling toward
each other.
Milton Berle and Henny
Youngnan in a duel OF wits"
at cafe.
What kinda cake you eat
ing asks Bcric.
Marble cake" replies Young
man. "wanta piece ."
NO" snaps Berle. "T'H just
take u for granite, yak, yak,
yak"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Destroys OBS Note

Frances Langford writes me
that the most regretful dough-
boy she encountered was in a
convalescent hospital in Eng
land.
George Bernard Shaw had
made a rare visit TO the wards.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Nathan Holds 'Ccur+'

The dean holds court al a
night club Gorjus George the
Nathan surrounded by earnest
young men of letters. including
Wolcott Gibbs. Sidney Kings
ley, Francis Sill Wickware and
Richard Watts Jr- The sub
icCt for the day. the eclectic
revericS Of BaltImorc'S drago-
man, I. l. McnCken.
Later, I run into pretty Mrs.
Robert SheTrOd. whose famous
war correspondent husband is
on n flat-top ont the South Pa
CifiC way She was gloomy,
having just heard the news that
one of Sherrod confreres and
best friends had been killed in
the Lingayen Gulf arca-Wil-
liam Henry Chickering.
Lady in mink coat and gray
SlackS shOvcling snow in front
Of Hotel dcs ArtiStes for the
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Ode TO FIa+iron Bldg.

Inspired by the recent piece
in this department concerning
the poor F'latiron Building and
how IL has been dwarfcC by
arrogant giants, Boice Du RoiS
has written a little poem in
tribute:
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
FLATIRoN

II stands at ne opcr oi a great
dtpida,
4 street Of note on oiboy side
And IN IFS youth on a UiHdy
day,
II lifted the skirts that passed
that tcdB.
Men stood iH line on me opposite
side,
And tried in RAIN their guilt 10
hide.
Some tcould smile and others
tOouId grin,
But roW nee Lu0o n irds no
siH.
< at our shous aad books
49, and such,
Surely, Wbot re solC UooS U'rcr
much:
Maybe an ankle ia n hutton
shoe.
Would tbgf he a sho~t 10 me
and y0u?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-17
Deaths

GLENN MAX TUNNIcLIFFE
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Tunnicliffe
received word, Thursday, of the
death by drowning OF their son,
Glenn Max Tunnicliffe. S.A.D.T.,
sc, which occurred Aug. IA, near
Milton, Fla. His sister, Betty Tun-
nicliffe, AM.MI., &C, stationed
near Pensacola, Fla, and j. j.
Smith, a close friend, will arrive
here with the remains. early Sun
day morning, when funeral arrange
ments will be made.
The deceased was born in Ann
Arbor. Dec. 3. 1924, and came to
Ypsilanti with his parents when
seven years old. He attended
Roosevelt School through the
grades and was graduated from
Ypsilanti High School with the
class Of 1912. He enlisted in the
Navy, Dec. 4, 1912, received train
ing at John Carol University
Cleveland. at Iowa City, Ottumwa,
Ia, at Navy Pier and at Chicago
University. He was assigned to
Pensacola, Fla, in the department
Of Special Devices. In March, 1945
he was placed in charge of SAD.
shop as instructor in free gunnery
at North Whiting Field, Milton. Fla.
Both Betty and Glenn were home
recently for Is days leave. Glenn
visited his brother Lieut.. j.g. WILDER
Tunnlcliffe at Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, who has Just returned
from foreign duty.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-17
PRODUCE
(NeWman's Market)
Russia

Continued from Page One)
lister Churchill and Generalissimo
Stain.
The Soyiets were represented as
contending that German civilians.
as we'll as prisoners, who fell under
control OF the Russian armies
should be pressed into service.
While the Americans apparently
expressed opposition TO tho use of
what has been called In this coun-
try slave labor" the Russians re-
putedly argued that a decimated
German industry could not employ
all available German manpower.
hence 1t should be used by the
victor countries.
There were reports that large
numbers OF civilians had been
transported from Poland and other
Soviet-occupied areas to Russia to
work in factories, on farms, in the
mines and on reconstruction pro-
jects.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-17
Pick of the Air Today

10:00-Bout, Tony Janiro VS..
Johnny Greco.
Saturday
MBC, 900 n. m.-Home is what
you make It;
u 80 p. m.-Atlantlc spotlight;
3;30-Roundtable on "returnee
and society;
3 :00-Grand Hotel drama:
7:30-Noah Webster says;
9:00-Barn Dance.
CHS, IL :05 a. m.--Let's pretend
18th anniversary;
800 p. m.-The Marine Corps /;
6:15-People's Platform What
treatment of Japan will as
sure peace|;
7:00-St. Louis Municipal Opera (;
S:30-Viva America concert.
ABS, 1890 a. inland of Lost;
l 80 p. m.-Roundup time;
4:O0-Composers' Congress fes-
tival;
6;45-Labor USA and Jobs after
victory;
S:30-Man form GO, new time.
MBS, - nOon-HellO Nom;
800 p. m.-This Halloran;
500 Sports parade;
;3O-Hawaii calls;
o :30-Calling all detectives.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-17
Wages

Continued from Page One)
nouncement was issued yesterday
CLIO President Philip Murray told
news conference It was reason
able to assume that major clio
unions would take immediate steps
to reopen wage negotiations.
The CLIO has 100000 members,
mainly in the automotive, rubber,
steel, aluminium, electrical and ra-
do industries.
Scores Of the AFL's big craft
unions likewise have similar re-
opening clauses in their contracts,
as do John L. Lewis 100000 Unit
ed Mine Workers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-17
Daily Market Report

ems, Golden Jubilees. Halehayens,
few South Ravens 2 inch S2.OO.2.75;
~ inch Sl.50-1.75; tomatoes, 70
quarts, No. /. Sl.40-2.0O; No. ?, 50
75c; cantaloupes, bushels, honey.
rocks. 2.0O-2.75: crates SI.0O-250;
plums. half bushels, Bradshaws.
Lombards, Burhanks, 225-350;
dewberries Is quarts. 1892: blue
berries, 16 quarts, Ss.00-s.50: Is
pints. S5.00-5.50.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-17

National Broadeastlns Company
RED NETWORK--WLW 700, WV
$50, WMAQ $40.
ABC NETWORK - WXYZ 1870,
WHAM 1880.
Columbia Broadeastlng Company
WJ2 $50, WBBM $50, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1850, VICAR 1880. WBNS,
1860. WDOD 1910.
Mutual rosdcastlng Company
RED NETWORK CKLW 800,
WJBK 1890. WGN 720.
Today
NBC-S :30-COrrection please;
:30-People are funny;
10 :30-Bill Stern and Capt Eddie
Rickenbacker
IL :30-Drama, American story.
CHS Z :30-Jerry Wayne and Alan
Young;
S:00-Henry Aldrich;
9:00-It pays to be;
10 :00-Ray Bolger show, Ed
\ Gardner.
ABC. S:O0-Blind date, new time ;
S:30-This is FBI;
o :30-The Sheriff;
10 :30-DOctors talk it over.
MBS, 7:30-SinfOnietta;
S :30-Freedom Of opportunity
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-17
In the Sick Room

Mrs. A. e. Augustus, who under
went a major operation at Boyer
Hospital. Aug. 4, is improving
slowly. She is not yet able to see
visitors.
Mrs. Leo Stachlewitz. who had
returned home from st. Joseph'a
Hospital, Ann Arbor, after several
weeks OF treatment for a spinal
trouble, was taken Ill with strepto-
coccus infection Of the throat and
taken to Boyer Hospital. Sunday.
where she is still seriously i'll.
Edward Zatler. Fl, son OF Mrs
Clyde Cazler. 965 Parkwood Ave.
underwent a major operation Mon.
day. at Boyer Hospital. He will be
at the hospital at least two weeks.
His condition is very good.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-17
Cabinet

Continued from Page One)
trial and possible execution OF Al
lied airmen forced down in Japan.
His vice premier is Prince Fumi.
marc Konoye, named minister with
out portfolio. Konoye was premier
when Japan began war on China in
1887 and again in 1941 prior to
Pearl Harbor. His title, Prince,
comes from an old noble family; he
is not a member Of the royal fam.
lily.
The navy minister Is Adm. Nit
sumasa Yonai. who held the same
position under Suzuki. He has
been variously commander OF the
third fleet, commander OF the Sase-
DO and Yokosuka naval stations.
and commander in chief Of the
combined fleet, and navy minister
in three cabinets between 1887 anc
1889.
Mamoru Shigemitsu. foreign nin-
lister and Greater East Asia minis
ter.
Naoto Kohiyama, minister Of
transport.
Taketora Ogata, minister without
portfolio: chief cabinet secretary
and president OF the board of In
formation.
DR.. ChuEo Iwata, justice minister
Juichi Tsushima, finance minis
ter.
Shikuhel Nakajima, minister OF
munitions.
Naokai Murase, president Of the
legislation bureau.
Kotaro Sengoku, agriculture and
commerce minister.
Kohiyama and Ogata as we'll as
Yonai were retained from the Suzu-
XII cabinet.
Shigemitsu was foreign minister
in the war cabinets OF Hideki Toto
and Kuniako Koiso. He has a wood
en- leg, having lost a limb in the
1882 Shanghai bombing by Kor-
can nationalist.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-17
ASKS RETIREMENT

Lansing, Aug. 17-AP-Police
C'ief John O'Brien last night de-
manded 20 be placed on the retired
list, effective Sept l, after the
Board Of Police and Fire Commits
sioners refused TO drop a proposed
investigation Of the police depart
ment and personnel The board
voted five TO three to allow his re-
tirement.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-17
MoRTENsoN UPHELD

Ann Arbor, Mich, Aug. ian
injunction to restrain Police Chic:
Sherman Mortenson from suspend.
ing cab-drivers' licenses was denied
to the Varsity Cab Co. Of Ann Ar
Dor by Circuit Judge James Brea.
key The cab company owner,
James Pugsley charged that too
many licenses were being suspend
ed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-17
Uses Old Bell

uses Old Sell
P. f. Skinner, 35 s. Huron ST.,
dug way back for his victory con.
tribution noisemaker, a dinner bell
one hundred years old. The bell
has been through the Civil War.
Spanish-American war, world War
], and World War H.