davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
St0(kSfenew
Upward Trend

NEW YORK. June 25 ms
Stock market values were bid 4
point and more higher today when
prices removed The summer up
trend which has seen averages
rise 10 new eight-year highs in The
last fortnight.
Strength was concentrated i'm
rails aviations, stcels and broad
llSt Of spccialties. Trading volume
10 noon approXimatcd 100000
shares. making the rate for tho
fun session > 600. eco.
Southern Pacific was market
leader, squirting more than ,
points Northern Pacific was
strong. Jones & Laughlin climbed
a point and other leaders in the
steel section improved large frac-
tIonS Al f0l2 United Air Lines
WAS UP Is Split-up talk lifted
Schenley Distillers about point
10 2 now high.
International telephone. Amori-
can Car & Foundry. Lchigh Coal
and International Harvester
eaUed y each. Utilities. oils. cop
perS and mail orders improved.
Rail bonds staged run-up
ranging 10 as much as a point IN
the active issues.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
General Electric
Names Directors

NEW YORK, June 25-Sidncy
J. Weinberg, senior partner of
Goldman, Sachs and Co, and John
Cowlcs, president of the Mime
apols Star Journal and Tribune
Co, were elected directors of the
General Electric Co. and OF the
International General Electric Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Controllers Group
Outing Wednesday

The Detroit Controllers Group
Of the Retail Merchants ASSocia-
tion announce thc annual goli
tournament and dinner meeting
viii be held Wednesday June Y,
p. the Lakewood Golf Club. Te-
cumSeh. Ont with tee off time
set for ; y m Dinner will be
-Se=IeG- -p-n-Nl1h- short
talk by James Chamberlain Of the
Crowley Miner Co. on 'Prclm-
inary Survey Of the Possible Re-
suits Of Cutbacks Affecting Re
tail Trade IN This Area
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Natl FibreS
Nav eaIIPfd.

The directors of National Auto
motive FIbTo~ Inc, at their meet
ing on June - propose 10 consider
calling the preferred stock for
redemption
The stock is redcrmahlc al
$3.50 per share oul ~ the option
of the holder y may be converted
into common stock on 4 share foI
share basis ~ any tius PRIOR n
% DAYS before The date fixed for
redemption
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Canadian { Rail
tarIOadinsS Drop

OTTAWA, June 25 49, Carload
lnCs Of Canadian railroads during
the week ended June l6 totaled
A,302 cars. against 1886 in the
previous week and Il .999 for the
like week last year. according to
the Dominion Bureau of Statistics.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Currency Dedd|ine
Extended by French

NEW YORK, June 25-Frcnch
authorities have notified the Fed
eral Reserve Banks OF an eXten-
sion TO June so from June "a of
the dcadline by which French
currency and certain short term
securities must he turned in for
exchange.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Open Race Meet

CHICAGO. June Is tUP)-Ai
lington Park and WaShingtq
Park Jockey clubs launch their cs
ordinated 64-day meeting toda
AT Washington Park track with q
stake races Of national importanc
on their schedule, ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Erie R. R. Asks Bids

CLEVELAND, June 25-The
Erie Railroad is mailing invita-
tions to banks and insurance COM
panieS 10 bid on June 2s on
81 100000 promissory notes, series
OF 1915.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
PITTSBURGH

prTTsRIrRGH June Is tiNSl CATTLE
500 steady steers good 70 choice Sl6 7 >
al77s medium 70 good. Si4 500 so.
common Sl2 SO@iS, heiiers good 70 choice
xi4 SoalS medium 20 good sl2@ IA so
choice. Sl2 sOml5 common TO medium. 50
al2
HOCS-lSo, steady. isO-lso lbs t15s
ISIS. 10000 lbs ylS@lSlS. 70O-22o
los SiSloalS1s. 27O-250 lbs Sl5.los
ISIS 2SO-3Oo lbs SlS@lsl5, 500 $50
ms xi4eONl5 lOo-lSO lbs, Sl4e I'D,
rouThs tiAal440
cHEEP-SoO. steady Choice clipped lambs
tlaals medium % good clipped 81 "a Z.
common clipped t6alo ewes. clipped -
No. wethcrs clipped S4as. good to choice
srtinF lambs SiS0iT.
CALVES 500 slov Good 20 choice 81
els uscium tl4 Soeie 50. culls snd
rumrcn SCI
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
TOIFnO CAsU CNAIN

track
wHEAT-Eo / red Sl7sN. No. red.
81 U.s.
CORN-No ? yellow. S. 49,, No yel-
low 81 l4i7al lSi7 ~
OATS--No , white. 7oa72c~ No I white.
500 7ni7c
soYBEANs-No. yellow s71se2Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
NOsDAy SiGHr

WORTHWHILE DoNNS
I--DOTTfE DISKIYOU, saint Foh7 N.
Elmer Sssiyou.
7-FiPsT CARDINAL. ASK Johnny n
3-BABE PLUTO. Little owe. bsd u
4-HELEH DIRECT Colgate Stricklano
5-JoHNNY STUART. Junior r. Sr
Henry
s~Hf DURE. Gratisn Lsu Gem Hal
7--STAR HENLEY II. Homcwooo. fins
s-MgPRY ENGLAND. Scott spencer.
sarah DSect 80
LONG sHOT-THE COMFT 9Th .t
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Tested in Mud Pits

Trucks that will have 10 drive
through rice fields in the Far
East were tested in 36-inch deep
mud pits. For coast landing
operations specially designed
tires were tested in Corpus
Christi Bay. Sand flotstion tests
10 simulate desert conditions
were conducted on Mustang
island in the Cuff of Mexico.
when the Japs cut off 80 per
cent Of our natural rubber sup
plies We could not afford to wait
until next month or next year
.orIimpr0yement- nt-in=fheZSyns
nethic we then had" Gen. Boat
wright stated THE painstaking
development work that would
normally require months and
years was teIescoped into hours
and days"
In three years Of operation
on the lS5-mile course consist
ing of 20 per cent hard surface
highway. II per cent cross coun-
try and IS per cent gravel.
more than 25,0O0 tires have
been tested on hundreds of xehi
cles. ranging from bicycles and
leeps-te-26-ton tank trans
porters. These vehicles Travelled
close 20 Il 'r1iffior r1iicS IT A
continuous 24-hour a day, seven
day a week operation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

Norge division
of Borc-N drncr
{ o + p. a n
nounceS the ap-
p o n tncnt OF
Ray G. Roy TO
Middle N est
regional ; a ! Q :
manager, with
headquarters in
Detroit.
r oy is h .
firSt w or i d
W ar III veteran
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

the company's sales staff He
joined Norge in 1885 and prior to
his entranre into the army in 1912
was national sales representative.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
General Finance
To Pay Dividend

Genera Finance Corp has DR.
clsrcd the regular quartorlH tTi-
dcnd of FIVE cents IN common
PAYABLE july l6 20 stock of record
July . -
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
CWICtGo CASH GRkIS
IITACh Inna 4

CHICAGO. June Is ms Cash grain
close
WHEAT-None
CORN-No 2 yellow ylisdI Isi7' No
yellow 81 Ia No yellow, Sl.l5i7a
ia No n yellow. 81 1901 II sample
rrsde yellow 81 o6h, ei i3f. sample grade
white 81 2ais
OATs-Nd / mixed Toe No white 7oi.o:
sample grade white. extra heavy ssiso NJ
Iof special. Toe. No red special heavy.
Tic No red special zoe
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
SUFFOLK DOWNS RESIurx

FINSf kACI-3-year-oIrs and un - rlI,.
naval Jinty Martin 1910 $40 $50
Patrol Pilot fEccArdl san 20
Memphis Dave Luce so
Time IL l-A- off 2.aIi,
iight'oot Lee Mac Wsv,, TINY Sk r,,cs
lette, Macs Quest and Neh slso ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Capt. Roy Appointed
Borg Sales Manager

" & O'fIarra, vice president
and Concral sales manaccr Of the
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG. June IS tINs Rye closet
80 n 2lsC hiTher TO-DAY July. 81 50
LAa---n4G-n -neccmheE 81 4Sil
bd NAV 81 42'i.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Livestock Market
DETROII

HOGS-7so. fully steady Practically all
barrows and gilts az Sl4.9o ceiling, bulk
CATTIE-I 400 outlet not particularly
broad but slaughter classes selling more
readily than late last week COWS predomi-
mating with total receipts considerably lighter
than last Monday grain fed steers and heli-
ers particularly scarce beef steers and heif-
crs steady cows fully steady. bulls strong
70 2S cents higher than the low time last
weok stock cattle firm. Few good short fed
steers SIG 2Sml6 IS. short load held around
S1s.7S choice absent. half load low medium
ss2-ib Texas rreu steers. sl4.2S common
and medium beef cows. ta2Sa17. two
losds mostly medium rrsde a2i-lb Missouri
cows. Sll so. short load Oklahomss Sil.5o
al2 Is. Canners and cutters, $40 .. common
and medium sausage bulls. Sl0d1l.75. few
good Sl2 25tai2 so good Soo-lo South
vest stock steers. SIS, with nearly compare
Me grade 75o-lh weights Sl425. other
sales nght stock steers Sl2si4,
CALVES-10o. veaierS strong ~ mostly
so cents higher than last weess close. prac-
tcaliy top and hulk good and choice. $3.50,
few choice sl7 common and medium.
Si2dlS so
sHEEP-4Oo hardly enough offered early
10 test prices. Few Shorn lambs and yesrlinEs
mixed. Sllwl3SO. Gull llrhtEeights down 10
ts so. package yesrlinr bucks. tinSo few
shorn eweS So down hut at least $3.50
ouotAble on choice
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
HURB IOCE A MANIFACTtRi RiNG 90
aluoant. Miehtgsn

DIVIDEND 80.
The Bnsrc of Directors of Hurd iocs a
Nsnufacturrg 20 has declared dNlde1d
ef Fiftsen cents GSci psf share on me
eufsanaIhg s. 90 par value Common sipf 3
~ ,ns ConpErv payable July 10. lefa.
- rrsrrrrfrrrr ~ rsrnfd ~ fhs sioss of
business Jurs ~ 1Ffa
CHAs r FTFGUEOS.
Secretary .TTeafuref
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
IIIIf Af.N

CHICAGO June IS ms -HOCs-1o.
600 STEADY Too 1l4.75 bulk, Sl4.7S;
bcsyy, SIS s5Ml3.TS. medium, si4 -.
light Sl47S light lights, STA 50a14 IS.
packing S0VS. xTJ-75W ~, pfgS sf7 751r
lA2S
CATTLE-2O 600. lSc ~ 75c lower Calves
II 600 steady Beef steers. choice. tl6 so
al7sS medium Sl3ni6 so, yearlings
SI3sI7 50 butchers, hefers, sli@l II as,
cows SoVl4 bulls. SioSl4 so. calves $40
al6 so feeder steers Sl2@lS.S so. stockers,
strerS SllalS 2S cows and heiferS. $3.50
Ola
sHEKP--s 600: steady Choice shorn lambs,
Si4 5oa1 IS. com m n. tl2 500 ',
springs tlS@ls so. ycarnngs, tl3Hl o'
feeders Nll Soai3 50. ewes, S6st
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

~ FiHp0t apprentice sii0wsrre ~ r-fr
III pDundt sprf'Ettcr- Siicssnrs rIs r~,-
Nr'Set 'tfs1 ~ of1sr - -os, .. p.a.ts4-ees-
-s"~s'rr- ri-r-- ..sc&.-f..t
FIRST RACE-tl 500 plus $500 q a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

s-Mrs J Taylor and W g Irvine entry.
rApprentlce sliovsnce claimed
Horses listed IN order ~ post position.
weather clear track fast
rosis p m. Detroit time
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Trend Of Sales

ni,idends m the forsFoing tshls are TN
mounts paid nsyahie Far this yeaf
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

AAppIfOflff bilnNanrf rIalmor.
HORSES listed according 20 post positions
Westhff clear track fast
Post, IS p N Detroit tim,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

IS POUNDS. AT pound, apprentice stie~
Ance claimed
Horses listed according to post positions
Weather. clekt. track. fAAi.
Post. , 40 p m Detroit time b..
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

IrHT lbs clsimed ior fider
HoIisx- -iix;fd- IN -nfdfLni .sasi- -..l-
MAsth~f ci~sr tfscs f.g'
Post 20 .. m Detroit lime
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02
Harriet FiniSIlinS Indoor Season
Fine Points in BridQe

moiids can be rutfed and the los
ing heart can be thrown on a club.
Players who opened with some
number OF No Trumps all made
six-odd. whether they bid that
high or not. but all of them lost n
trick In diamonds. Some bid 3-No
Trumps at once and IL got passed.
Several bid 2-No Trumps and.
when North took it to three.
leaped to small slam.
One player opened most con-
servatively with Just l-Spade.
which his partner raised 10 p
Spades. When South then bid 3-No
Trumps. North took out into 4.
Spades. That South then merely
went to 6-Spades, though he had a
better excuse for grand slam than
the fellow who started with 2
Spades.
The useful point here is that the
evenly distributed hand was worth
more tricks al suit than at No
Trumps, not because Of its own
distribution, but because OF the
partners.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02

tween the Boston Bruins and the
Detroit Red Wings in the other
seminal series
Boston knotted its set with De
troit at three games apiece by com
ing from behind TO lick the Red
Wings. 5 to 3, before 1880 at the
Boston Garden last night, The
seventh and deciding game Is
scheduled for Detroit tomorrow
night.
The Toronto Maple Leafs, who
finished II games behind frst-place
Montreal in regular season play.
scored a major upset Saturday in
ousting the Canadiens
A crowd OF 1i,400 saw the Leafs
qualify for the finals hy scoring a
3 TO 2 victory on the Toronto ice.
They won four games and lost two
in the best-of-seven or eight.point
series. They will meet the win
ner Of the Detroit.Boston series.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02
SYNOPSIS

How would you like TO have been
ehristened Agamsmnon Telema-
ehus Plum and - though now n
learned doctor and professor. age
54-to be called by many: "AG-
GIE"l Even the Greeks might have
no classic word for your answer.
And 20 be under the personal social
supervision OF Aunt Sarah, Jolly,
sophisticated. and gossipyp Well,
Aggie and Aunty are now in the
aneisn, and expensive family lin
CUISINE with Windle. the chauffeur.
and Chile. the maid, motoring
north towards the cool mountains
from the summer heat of New York
City.
CHAPTER TWO
For half an hour, neither Aggie
nor his aunt said a syllable. lie
smoked his pipe. At length, she
spoke "I've got a sore throat"
Aggie Frightened. an tell Win
die 10 turn around-p
you'll do nothing Of the sortl
I've spent ten years and more try
ing to get you out OF that widowed
museum for a summer with me.
know perfectly we'll you'll escape
II We stop for q fat tire. I'd go on
through to Indian Stones IL 1 had
double pneumoniai"
The professors luminous glance
contained affection and humor -
but he was careful not to let his
aunt see that. Anyway. I'm not
giving up the museum. That's for
winter. Glasses and the lab. I'm
giving up . trip with Grubb-he's
the Britisher-to Patagonia"
Grub" said Sarah. what q
marvellous name for an archaeolo-
gistl You know. you need vaca-
toni You're starving for one,
You're seedy. I'll bet you haven't
played - or relaxed - or taken a
girl to a dance-for decade.
Aggie folded his hands into a
"church and steeple." He rested an
elbow on the arm-perch in the car
and put the points OF his forefin-
gers under his chin "I'm glad you
brought that up" he said musingly
Ever since I got that mandatory
letter, I thought you had my mat
ing possibilities in mind. The last
of the Plumsl suppose you have
something in the nature Of . fe-
male in mind for mel"
81 have" Sarah answered Sc
renely.
Aggie was startled. "You can'i
be serious7 was jokingl"
The ponderous woman nodded
you're getting on, Agamemnon
Thirty-siI, isn't TT"
"Thirty-four."
"Yes. Exactly. You're becoming
quite desiccatcd. Quite. You're too
old TO be running off TO all corners
of the world digging up bones. II
me, there's nothing exciting sbou
a defunct tigers teeth You reall.
must stay at home long enough I,
raise y family. You need a wife
"Granting I'm going to raise {
family, yes. A wife, under suci
circumstances, would be the usua
thing
am not fooling, Agile"
"Neither am II" Professor
Pluin's tone was remarkably firm
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02

good. Look. Whoever this Beth Ia.
| will have none Of her. In my
minds eye, can see her. A woman
with aniline-auburn hair. A golf
and tennis-playing woman, with
the voice Of macaw and q capacity
for cocktails that would humlliate
a steel salesman. A woman whose
chief aim is TO get into the lobby Of
theater on opening night in .
dress that will make several coutu-
riers hang themselves. Phooie.
Faugh."
"You wouldn't remember her"
Sarah continued, unabashed. "You
were - let me see - twelvef 49, the
last time you went 10 Indian Stones
Beth is about - twenty-six - now
That would make her four years
old Mt the time"
81 remember the name Of Calder
vaguely" he said. And with some
sort Of shady connotation. What, !
forget. As for a female Calder
child, my association with infants
at the age OF twelve having been
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02
Corpses at Indian Stones

limited. do not remember hsr at
all. Thank the Lord"
-Jim Calder - Beth's father -
ran away with George Davis's wife.
There was a frightful scandal. And
they didn't divorce and remarry-
Mrs. Davis apparently found that
Jim was no bargain even when
compared to cold-blooded George
SO she simply settled In Califor-
MIA. Left Calder. and also her hus-
band and her daughter. TO shift for
themselves
"Delightful.- said Aggie. And
you want me 10 marry into this
SHAMELESS"
Beth is . charming young worn-
an"
80 Was LuereziA Borgia," Aggis
replied. 81 am going 10 read and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02
Sports Roundup

Buffalo. N Y-AP-Proy Gunder Haegg swift Swedish
Disappointing
which airline
to Buffalo for his final appearance.
Lions last fall
valuable player In the National Football in 1914
CHARACTERIZATION
poets OF play this
end all the speculation
high
the American League possible commissioner will
named within a o
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02
By Philip Wylie

Look. Sarah. am spending this
summer with you because ! love
and adore you. Nevertheless, | de-
plore every idea that runs through
your pretty gray head. II is bee
hive OF meddlesome inspiration. I
am a bachelor. / was born 20 be
one. will stay with you only on
condition that you do not force
upon me a single member Of the
other sex. Your matrimonial-agen-
cy reputation is appalling You
should have been a fight promoter.
And you never married yourself,
so you're n doddering hypocrite.
Who is the girl?"
Beth Calder" said Sarah.
calder" Aggie repeated. "out
Of the frying pan into the Calderon.
1 Calder but she didn't come. No
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02
Pin Tourney
Starts Here

Ypsilanti's second annual City
Tournament opened at Riverside
Bowling Alleys at p. m. Saturday
night with 22 teams taking the
alleys.
Quaker Foods again took the
limelight when they came near
repeating their performance OF a
week ago at Saginaw, when they
bowled 1887. Saturday they bowl
ed 1855. They we're followed by a
narrow margin OF three pins by
Grouse. who bowled 1888. The tool
room team from Ford Generator
Plant, Minniss' store, Motor State
and Massachusetts Mutual teams
followed. all bowling in the 1900
bracket.
The top notch teams all proved a
disappointment by Just being able
TO get into $500 bracket. chiefly
Cooler, Local s4s and American
Iegion teams
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02

rest and mediate this summer.
Sarah. l intend 10 write q mono
graph on the subject Of preglacial
animal mlgrstions over the Aleu-
tian Islands. may do n paper for
a friend Of mine about the egg
laying monotremes. Otherwise, I
shall have no active life. II you
import into your cottage, which ]
remember and love, so much as one
skirted creature - II you give ne
one welcoming party---if you make
one single effort 70 sneak me into
the social life Of that pestilsntiai
eolony--I shall pack my books. my
specimens. and my trophies - and
scrnm. rs my Juniors say"
"Beth'a a brunette" his aunt an
swered. "The fever-giving kind.
Like Hedy LAMAR"
Aggie's response was In Latin
From tho sound Of IL. Sarah was
glad that he did not trouble him
self TO translate.
ITO be cOntinued)
cooyrlshI i,ti, ~ Pailip Wits.
otrTibatsd b. EinG Fsatarss syudiesis IA
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02
Records of
Years Broken

Recreation for the indoor sea.
son will come TO a close this week
at Harriet School. The program
began November l. ls44 This has
been one OF the busiest seasons OF
the last ten years OF its operation.
This program has for the last
ten years been under the direction
OF Eugene Beatty. This years pro-
gram saw all previous records brok.
en- in participation and attendance
OF spectators As usual baske tball
held the spotlight hut volley ball,
badminton, shuttle board. boxing
and swimming came IN for their
share OF the program.
Under the direction OF Jesse
Rutherford the director OF the com.
munity Center, a Boys Athletic
League was formed. This league
consisted of four teams. Competl-
tion was extremely keen through.
ont the season. Many bright pros
poets 'rere developed for future
high school material. Floyd Ker-
sey, assistant director OF the pro-
gram. has done an excellent lob
all year with the boys and girls
| teams
The boys adult team competed in
the City League In Ann Arbor, In
the Willow Run League and play.
ed several outstanding teams from
the City OF Detroit and other
neighhoring cities The girls play
ed Brewster Center OF Detroit
twice. winning one and losing one
game, also defeating Highland
Park once and dropping one game TO
them. The girls activities have
been mostly on a class basis. They
played volleyball. shuttle board and
| badminton. Many married adults
have taken part in these activities.
The Boy Scouts have always met
in the school and are still meeting
/ there with Mr.. Beatty as their
scoutmaster. Mr.. Beatty has been
with the Scouts since the fall OF
1929. At present the troop is larg-
or than IL has ever been In its his
tory. There are nearly 20 boys
registered. They meet on Tuesday
night OF each week. For the past
month the boys have been meeting
on Monday night and swimming In
the high school pool on Tuesdays.
Mr.. Rutherford is cubmaster OF the
Cubs and has 90 boys enrolled. The
Scouts and Cubs have been very
active IN the war effort. They dis
| tribute posters, collect waste paper
and helped out in many civic spon-
sored activities. At the present
time they are planning to attend
the spring camp at Newkirk, the
official Boy Scout Camp for this
district.
The Junior High School basket
ball teams used the building duv-
ing the winter on Monday and
! Tuesday afternoons. The Girl
Scouts OF Troop 20 under the lead
ership OF Mrs. Estelie Madison.
meet regularly in the school Troop
10 with Mrs. Geraldine Taylor and
Mrs. Rosalee Kersey as leaders
| also meet In Harriet School Miss
Doris Hamsey is sassistant TO Mrs
I Madison Of troop 2S.
a group OF Brownie Scouts are
being organized in the school I'M
/ der the direction OF Mrs TerIssa
/ smith All Scouts will continue TO
meet in the school hut all athletic
activities will be transferred out
side
In addition 10 the athletic pro.
/ gram, many clubs and organiZa-
tons have used the building.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02
BODY RECOVERED

Detroit-The body OF William u.
Miesel. Detroit optician who had
been missing since a duck hunting
trip last November, was recovered
Saturday in Lake Eric by Coast
Guardsmen. No trace was found Of
DR.. William d. Bradford. Jr., an
osteopath, who went on the hunting
trip with Miesel The two men
disappeared after leaving the Cana
diem shore OF the Detroit River IN
a small boat apparently bound for
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02
NOT REALLY AN AXIOM

an axiom that a hand with Ideal
No Trump distribution" - one
four-csrd suit and three suits OF
three cards-will take the same
number OF tricks al No Trumps as
at a suit. II all four suits are ade-
quately stopped. But according to
the dictionary, an axiom Is not
merely q rule which seems to be
obviously true. II Is rule which
Is true. And this one about evenly
distributed hands is not true, since
your partners distribution may
make a suit contract more desir-
able
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02
ocToGENARIAN DIES

Kalamazoo - Funeral services
will be held today for Mrs. Nellie
Middlebush. 50, mother OF DR. Fred.
erick A Middlcbush, president Of
the University OF Missouri Mrs.
Middlebush. "A former Grand Rapids
resident, died Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02
FARMER KILLED

Grant-Willlam y. Loncore, :
Garfield Township farmer, ",
struck and killed by an automobi
on Route. M-37 Saturday night. p
lice listed Jack Wallace OF Ora
as the driver.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02

HILLSDAIE, Mich.--AP With
the advent o. warm weather, HIS.
dale is reiterating its appeal to the
Office OF Price Administration FOR a
decision which will make Ice avail.
able again in this community Nc
Ice kas been sold 20 consumers
since last fall when Hillsdale's sole
ice dealer abandoned the business
because the OPA did not grant an
increase in ceiling price.