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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
NavSteva dskana z Canterbury
" Praze.

(CTK) = Prazsky rozhlas
oznamil, re d6kan katedraly v
Canterbury, DIR. Hewlett John
son, ktery je znam svym pra-
.telskym postojem v6ci Sovetske
mu svazu, pTijel do Prahy, kde
Sc zdrz1 nekolik dnf ma sv6 zpa-
|tecnf cest6 z Moskvy do Londy-
ma. Je hostem prazskeho sta
rosty DIR. Vacka a jemu ma 20
|cest sc konala slavnostni ve5c-
re poradana 1Tadujicim mini
strem zahranic1 DIR. Vladem Gle
mentisem. Dne &c. cervence
byl poradan ma jeho pocest O.
bed premierem Fierlingrem,
nemuz byli prizvani clenov6
vlady a vynikajfci 1Tedn1ci
diplomat.
Ia sveho pobytu v Praze de-
kan Johnson navst1vf socialni
in~stituce mesta Prahy a Dude
|tez pfijat presidentem republj-
ky DIR. Benesem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
Truman prehlidce americkeho
vojska.

President Truman odlozil do
casne sve povinnosti ma konfe-
renci v Postupimi a n~avstfvil
26. cervence tisfce americkych
vojaku v 1dolf Ryna a prohledl
81 americke okupacni pasmo.
V kratkych proslovech sllbil
vojak1m, re jim pomdze, ably
shledali Spojene Staty takovy-
mi, jake je chtejf mfti, al Sc
vratf domG a vyslovil rozhod-
mutt, re naplnf myslenky sveho
velkeho pfedchGdce F. D.
Roosevelta.
Statn1 sekretaf Byrnes a bri-
gadnl general Harry Vaughan,
presidentGv vojensky pobocnfk,
leteli We zvlaStnim aeroplanu.
General Eisenhower provazel
presidenta a jeho druzinu ma
objfzdce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
cesi Sc zmocnuji zasob potra-
WIN ukradenych Nemci.

(cTK) = Prazsky rozhlas
dine 9. cervence oznamil, "ze
ministerstvo vyzivy Sc snazf "a
pojit pohranicf do sjednocene-
no systemu zasobovanf platne-
no v cele republice. Jakmile Sc
pocatecnf revolucni zmatek u
klidnil, vyslalo proto minister
stvo vyzivy a RUNE hospodar-
ske 1fady sve zastupce do po-
hranici, ably zajistili a PREVAIL
mlstnl zasoby potravin a take
pfizp1sobili tamn6jsf zasobo-
vacf system potrebam celeho
statu. MGzeme dnes konstato-
vat, re toto poslanf bylo napro-
sto uspesne. Byvala nemecka
rise totiz nahromadila znacne
zasoby rozmanitych potravin v.
severnich a severozapadnfch
Cechach, jez dfky rychlemu "a
kroku nasich 1fad6, byly "a
chraneny pro spotTebitele a pfi
chazejl velmi who'd nynf, kdy
je tfeba pfekonavat nejhorsf
krisi naseho zasobovanf.
Rychla konsolidace pohranic
Mich oblastl, jez byla mohutne
posilena pomoci zastupcd rdz-
nych hospodarskych 1rad1, Sc
rovnez osvedcila. Pohranici
bylo tud1z v hlavnfch rysech
jiz zapojeno do statnfho syst6-
mu zasobovanf a tim jsou dany
zakladnf predpoklady pro spl-
nen1 1kolu, ktere mas ocekavaji
v pohranic1.
Protoze mnoho obchodn1k1
transferovalo sve zasoby ma
pudu rise, nar1dilo jim minister
stvo obchodu, ably vsechno zbo
II odvezene z pohranicf, pre-
vedli zpet do Ceskoslovenska
Vsichni obchodn1ci must lined
ohlasit um1stenf a stav svych
skladG pfsemne u obchodnf ko-
mory V Chebu, jez jim vyda po-
trebne certifikaty ma dovoz
zbozi zpet do CSR. Okresnfm
narodnim vybordm Sc uklada,
ably tuto vyhlasku uverejnily a
p~ostaraly Sc o jejf provedeni.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
Vrah z Belsenskeho tabora
pf1sns strezen.

Josef Kramer, byvaly velitel
nacistickeho koncentracn1ho ia
bora v Belsen, je pTfsn6 hl1dan
ably bylo zjisteno, re nespase
sebevrazdu pred Is. srpnem,
kdy Dude zahajen S MIN soud.
Kramer, fanaticky nacista je
jednlm re 78 byvalych 1fedni-
XII a strait We vrazednem tabo-
re v Belsen. AS 20 z obzalo-
vanych jsou zeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
Americke posadky " Cechach
zmenSovany.

DR.. V. Clements, dradujfc:
zahranicnf ministr, prohlasil
re americka armada snizuie pc
sadky v te casti Czech, jez je O.
kupovana americkym vojskem
Rekl: "Je pravdepodobno
re brzy Dude o tom vydana d
Tednf zprava."
"Otazka pT1tomnosti americ-
kych jednotek v Cechach je
pTedmetem pfatelskeho diplo-
matickeho jednanf, ktere ma
pTiznivy pr0beh."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
SPOJENCUM OTEVfRAJf Sc
OCI PR CTENf
ZPRAV.
(ReuterGv correspondent
John Kimche.)

JOnn hlmcno.)
Spojenecke komise, vysetTu-
jfcf archivy nemeckeho nejvys-
sfho velitelstvf, odhalily pozo-
ruhodne veci.
z toho, dohromady Sc senasc
mimi odhalenfmi, ktera ucinil
pri vyslechu spojenci DIR. Albert
Speer, Hitlerdv posledni mini
str produkce, jde ma jevo, re
nacisticky rezim v dobe Mini
chovske krise a v prvnfch dvou
letech valky hral ohromny
bluff.
Mezi tajnymi nemeckymi pla-
ny, ktere byly nalezeny, .jsou
nemecke bitevnf rozkazy pro
rok 1888, kdy Hitler hrozil val
kou, nebude-li t. Nv. Sudetske
uzemf postoupeno Nemecku.
Z techto rekordG jde ma je-
vo, re Nemci NELL pouze 3 d;vi-
Sc pripraveny k obsazeni dosud
nedokoncenych obrannych po-
sic ma zapadni fronte, jejich eel
kova branna moe, pripravena k
valce byla sotva silnejSi nez
branna moe Ceskoslovenska a
pokud Sc tkne letectva, byli
Nemci dokonce slabsi nez Cesi.
V nasledujfcfch dvou letech
- letech 1899 a 1910 - ne
mecka aeroplanova produkce
byla zvysena podstatne, ale po-
rad jeste byla pod produkcf
Velke Britanie. Vychvalovana
vykonnost nemeckeho branne-
no prGmyslu existovala vyhrad-
ne ma pap1re a teprve v r. 1912
IS produkcf vyzbroje zaclo Sc
doopravdy.
Speer odhalil, re v r. 1911
Hitler byl tax velice pfesved-
cen, re valka je vyhrana pres
ne1spech pred Moskvou, jejz
povazoval "a maly, re vsechna
valecna produkce s vyj1mkou
Zbran1 pro leteckou obranu a
stihacek, byla velmi slime OBJ
mezena.V unOru a bTeZnu 1914
n6mecka valecna produkce
klesla ma nejnizsl bod.
Nemci velice prekvapeni.
Speer tvrdf, re nemecka Via
da a zvlaste nemectf pr1mysl-
n1ci byli velice pTekvapeni ja-
kost1 ruskych zbranf, zvlaste
jejich tankG a del. Rekl tez, re
organisace nemeckeho prGmy-
stu nebyla usmernena drive nez
pc tezkych bombometnych ma
letech koncem r. 1912. Rekl, re
mohl teprve pc znicenl casti
nemeckeho prGmyslu usmerniti
prumysl a pres skodu, jez p1-
sobily bomby s%pojencd, znacne
zvysiti produkci. Die Speera
nejvetSf Skodu nemeckemu prn
myslu zpGsobilo pTesne bombo-
vani anglickeho letectva a z
neJake prlclny, JeZ nenl dOsud
zJistena, americke presne bonn
bovan1 melo mensi 1cinky nez
anglick6.
Byly nalezeny tez dnkazy,
re V dob6 Mnichovske krise by
10 pTipravovano spiknuti prot
Hitlerovi We velkem meritku.
Osoby, jez no byly 1castny, by
ly celkem asi tytez jake v poz-
deJSim spiknutf v cervenci r.
1914. Ackoli IDA Sc, re jejich
plany byly jiz velmi pokrocil6
v lete 1888, nebyly provedeny
z pf1cin az dosud neznamych.
Karl Friedrich Goerderler,
byvaly starosta Lipska, ktery
ucastnil Sc lonskeho spiknuti a
byl proto popraven majesty, byl
tehdy prave V Londyne a ucha-
eel Sc o oficielni podporu. V
dobfe informovanych kruzfch
Sc soudf, re odhalenf, jez wy
chazeji ma jevo z vysetrovani
spojeneckych mist, 1plne pre-
vrati mnoho usudkG O dobe.
predchazejicf velkou waikiki.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
Americky velvysIanec navste'
YOU " Kollne mad Labem.

Prazsky rozhlas %. cervence
pfinesl zpravu, re americky
velvyslanec L. Steinmardt ma
vstfvil olejovou rafinerii Va
cum Oil Co. Kol1ne mad La
benz. Tato rafinerie byla tTi-
KRAFT bombardovana s~pojenec-
kymi letci. Rafinerie je jiz O.
pravena a zahaj1 provoz a W.
robu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
Eisenhower vyznamenan.
General DWIGHT Eisenhou

General Dwight Eisenhower
a nacelnik jeho generalniho
stabu 1t. general Walter Bedell
Smith byli vyznamenani velko-
kTfzem holandskeho radu Iva.
Kady jim odevzdal prince Bern
hard jmenem kralovny Vilhel-
miny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03

Americke velvyslanectvi v
Praze oznamilo, re general
George S. Patton, velitel 8. a.
mericke armady n~avstfvl v pa
tex Prahu ma pozvanl minister
stva zahranici.
Patton Dude hostem csl. VIA
dy a armady. President BeneS
Dude ma jeho pocest konat ban
ket a odevzda mu csl. vyzna-
menani. General Patton poloz1
venec ma hrob Neznameho vo-
lima.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
Jak byly zachraneny ceske
ZVony.

(CTK) = List "Lidova de-
mokracie" pTinasi zpravu, po-
die niz ceske zvony odvezene v
roce 1941 a 1912 nemeckou re-
kvisic1, byly zachraneny. Po-
die n~6meckych naffzenf mel ma
kazde kostelni vezi zGstat jen
jeden a to nejmensf zvon. Sta
re zvony z Czech a Moray byly
dopravovany do sberny v Praze
ma Maninach. Slo tedy pTede-
vsim O to ziskat cas- a zdrzet je-
.jich odvezen1 do N6mecka k
rozlit1. Zvony Sc nejdrfve foto-
grafovaly, popisovaly a konec-
ne i odlevaly. Protoze i to bylo
jednoho dine hotovo, dial statnf
pamatkovy Trad provadet We
decke zkousky materialu. Ale
AMI to nestacilo ma dlouho. Tu
DIR. Vachulka, odbornik pro sta
re hudebnf nastroje, ktery Sc
touto veci soustavne zabyval,
pTisel S vybornym napadem "a
pisovat zvuk won't a provadet
zvukovy rozbor. Kazdy cenny
zvon byl proto vyzvednut ma
zvlaSt konstruovane leSenf a
pomocf zvlaStnlch ladicek sc
zvuk analysoval a zaZnamena-
val. Tim bylo nejen p~oslouze-
no hudebnf vede, nybrz i zfska-
no dosti casu, ably Sc pfevalila
nejnebezpecnejsf doba, kdy ne
meck6 1rady ma odvoz naleha-
ly.
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Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
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THE TELECRAF

Published every Friday by
Observation-Disclosures Publ. Co.
843 N. WASHINGTON ST.
BALTIMORE 5, MD.
Phone, 1858
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
Uloha Attlee-ho.

Velke v1tezstvf delnicke stra-
ny umoznf Attleemu, ktery byl
namestkem premiera v koalicni
Wade, ably utvoTil prvnf vladu
jedine strany, jakou Angle ne
mela jiz cd r. 1881.
Attlee hledi vstTic dvojf 1lo-
re jake premier - hrati roll
Angle We valce proti Japonsku
a provesti RECONSTRUCTED v zemi,
ktera tolik trpela valkou, pod
programem znarodnenf velk6
cast prImyslu.
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Ma bojistfch:

FVt. kAKEL VITAk
T. Sgt. VICTOR v. PROBST
Pvt. HENRY F. LUNAK
JOHN L. sVEHLA, Jr.
3rd Glass u. S. N. R.
Pfc. DOL K. MATOUsEK
ANTHONY E. SLECHTA
u. S. Navy
Pvt. KAREL MATOUSEK
S. Sgt. EDWIN J. A
Sgt. FRANK D.. ZELINKA
1t. JOSEPH w. MELKA
Pvt. ALBERT c.. VITAK
S. Sgt. EDWARD KALOC
Pvt. EDWARD F. HALEK
Pfc. JAMES F. PfCHA
Pfc. MELVIN SILBERZAHN
EDWARD L. MARES
Seaman 2/c
Cpl. JOSEPH w. sKAPfK
Pvt. FRANCIS KRUCKY
S/Sgt. ALOIS KAISER
Pvt. JOSEF ZAMOSTNY
FRANCIS DVORAK
u. S. Marine Corps
Pfc. JAMES j. PAVLfK
We Spojenych Statech:
1t. LAYTON c.. ZOUBECK
Pvt. FRANK E. KLfMA
1t. FRANK J. SRAMEK
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Redaktor a Administrator
CIHLAR
1927 Grogan Avenue
Telefon: Broadway 1858
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STRANA
v c.

D6lnicka strana Zv1teZila v po-
m6ru FL. = Bude mfti nadpo-
lovicnf vetSinu v novem parla-
mentu.- V6tSina nynejSfch mi
nistrG prohrala sve m~andaty
pTi vseobecnych volbach. -
Churchill a Eden zvoleni.
Winston Churchill resignoval
ma 1red premiere kdyz vysled-
ky voleb ukazovaly, re d6lnic-
ka strana zv1tezila v pomeru
2:1 mad jeho konservativni
stranou. Volby byly konany 5.
Cervence.
Clement R. Attlee, ktery je
vddcem d6lnick6 strany, nasled
KEN techto voleb, prvnich, jez
byly V Anglii konany pc 10 le-
tech, nastoupil ma misto Chur-
chillovo.
Pro d6lnickou stranu bylo O.
devzdano 1862 78 hlasG, pre-
Churchillovu konservativnf strs
nu 9,018,235 hlasG. Churchill.
Iowa skupina obdrzela celken
9,934,573 hlasy, skupina oposi
&c 15,047,378 HAST.
Attlee II krale.
Kral JiTf vi. bezprostredne
prijal resignaci 70 let starehc
statn1ka Churchilla a poveTi
Attlee-ho, ably utvoril novou
vladu.
Churchill odebral sc do Buck.
inghamskeho palace O 7. hodi
ne vecer. Sed6l sam ma zadnin
sedadle sveho automobile. Ma
jeho tvafi kmitl Sc slaby 1smeN
kdyz u brany palace zdravi
jej maly zastup lidu. Dal dive.
ma prsty znamenf V, poslednf
jake premier.
Winston Churchill byl pre-.
mierem cd 10. kv6tna 1910, ma.
stoupiv ma mlsto usmirovatele
Chamberlain.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26
Rival to my Heart

"Hays you seen Reyns Thayerl"
Gail asked.
"No. She wasn't at the eers-
mony," Steve said. "Quite a mob,
isn't it,"
"Yes," Gail got up, "and I've lost
Lily. If you'll excuse me, I'll go find
her"
She elbowed her way through the
crowd. In the solarium, against u
wide window outlined in fresh green
vines, Lily Lanahan was talking to
DR.. Kramer. She held a silver mint
julep mug in her hand, but she was
not d. linking. A radio, concealed be-
hind a bank Of ivy, was playing
softly.
DR.. Kramer turned toward Gail
His slanting eyes cleaned with NAL
ice. Il was just telling Miss Lana
han how nice you were TO take her
under your wing"
Gail regarded him coolly. "Natu-
rally she was interested in seeing
the Thayer house; Lucienne was her
patient, You know"
Lueienne chose that moment to
make an entrance; carrying a silver
tray Of hors d'oeuvres. ANY TAX
ers?" she asked, smiling significant
ly at Ralph. PLENTY" he replied
swiftly. But there was a fixed smile
on his face, as il he were saying.
"Be careful, ! don't like that glitter
in Lily Lanahan's eyes, she's jeal-
Gus, she's apt to make trouble. :"
IL could do with a drink" Gail
said. "Are you peddling Martinisl"
mo, but III get you one," Luci-
enne volunteered.
Lily Lanahan went toward her.
'q1l 90 with you, Miss Thayer."
Ralph Kramer's hand shot out, as
il TO stop her. But Lily eluded his
touch, and followed Lucienne out Of
the room.
When they were alone, Gail
turned to look at him. Against the
artificial background Of dollhouse
plants, he looked both forceful and
dangerous. "It's too bad" he said,
smoothly, "that you're in trouble
with Doctor Mccormick.
He was sidetracking her. "This
10 the first I've heard of it," Gail
said, land I'm not interested. But
| am interested in Lily Lanahan.
She's pretty decent sort"
His dark face Knocked her. "You
know where you belong" he said
cuttingly. ain the Salvation Army.
Sister Gail Benton, worrying about
the world. Redemption for sinnersl
That's no way to get ahead, take my
word for i'll"
Ito be continuedl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26
Patient Leaps
From Window

Ann Arbor, July 26-Otto Kruse.
a patient at st. Joseph's Mercy
Hospital. leaped from a second
story window at the rear of the
building, Wednesday, suffering a
skull fracture, and died at 6:45 p.
m.
Mr.. Kruse mad been at the hos
pital since last Thursday for treat
ment OF injuries received when his
car crashed into a tree on Wash
tenaw Ave, in front of the county
farm.
Nurses had been watching him.
since he seemed Respondent, bu:
were unable to stop him from leap
ing. The ground at the rear Of the
building Is at a lower level than In
front, making the fall actually
three stories.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26
CHAPTER TRENTY.TWo

CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE
Steve" Gail said indlsereetly,
sis your father making him his new
ASSISTANT"
81 don't know" he answered, as
they returned to their table. sour
talk doesn't iibe with the music,
does 1T"
NO" she said, trying TO smile.
But the evening was spoiled for her.
Is Kramer getting the post with
DR.. Mccormick, is he IL that why
he looks so self.satisfedi Is that
why he was nice to met
On Saturday aftesnoon, In the
High School Auditorium, DR.. Cas-
sius Mccormick was to present his
valuable collection Of medical books
to the city.
By two o'clock every seat In the
hall was taken. Gail, sitting beside
Burke Gentry, said, "As soon as the
eeremony's over, I've got TO leave"
"You can't. Your cousins are CIV
Ing a reception for Mccormick"
"But I've got TO see Johnny Ser
malinol And this afternoon is prae-
tically the only time TO get him."
He didn't answer, for he was nod
ding to the Thayers who had just
filed into their front row seats.
Next TO Lucienne was Ralph Krs-
mer, proud and possessiVe.
Gail sat back in her seat, and
Burke turned around to look over
the crowd. THAT redheaded girl
coming down the aisle" he observed,
She's one of the hospital nurses
isn't she?"
Gail turned TO look, her heart
sinking. "It's Lily LanahAn." Lily
must know that Kramer was here
with the Thayers, but apparently
she couldn't stay away. Lilly" she
called impulsively. come and sit
with u.s."
So Lily took the seat on Calls
left. She was no longer 4 trim little
nurse, but an attractive girl In q
cheap blue frock who was obviously
insure Of herself.
"off duty todsyf" Gail asked.
Lily nodded. Her eyes were fixed
on the front row, where Ralph and
Lucienne were sitting together. Gail
thought: Perhaps / worry too much
about other peoples affairs, but /
can't stand by, and let her suffer.
Aloud, she said. when the eere-
mony is over. Lily, Mr.. Gentry and
! are going to the Thayers' recep-
ton for Doctor Mccormick. Won't
you come with us?"
Burke looked at Gail irritably.
Lily's voice ehoked. "l'd love TO
Co." d
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26
cheek-Westrlck
WORKING at kronerIs

Miss Loyola Kanitz is employed
the Kroger store in Saline.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26
ByAnn Pinchot

The chairman Of the Presentation
Committee walked up to the table
and tapped for attention.
Then he began, in a hushed, re-
spectful voice. ave are here to-
day. .. :"
Agnes Thayer had done herself
proud again. The reception gath
cred impetus, overlooked the big
house onto the terrace and into the
gardens.
But Doctor Mccormick remained
inside, standing before the huge
fireplace, as cool and dispassionate
as ever. Yet behind his mask of icy
calm, he was remembering himself
as . young man, q young man fight
ing doggedly TO get ahead, to grow
more powerful: This u Cassius Me
Cornick. You knoiO-the kid who
used 10 sell papers on the corner,
Who shined shoes and mot0ed ldtVns
and never had a decent pair Of shoes
10 ,Oear or enough food 10 fu his
hungry stomach. You've done all
right, Cdssias. You're the head man
here, in the hospital, in Beau
champ, in all Of Wisconsin, You
used to Uork for ffty cents week
and give IL TO your mother. Now
you give avav ffty thousand dollars
VOrth Of books, Without turning a
hair.
People moved around him In
waves. He nodded, shook hands
stifHy. They looked up to him.
"May We have your picture, Doc
tori"
He frowned at the newspaper
photographer. Nevertheless, he
took a fresh pose, shoulders erect,
head high.
The photographer caught sight of
Stephen. Get into this pictured"
he called, and Cassius McCormick's
son came forward reluctantly.
Stephen had put in only a brief
appearance at the school audi
forum. The morning had been
damp, and his shoulder had given
him considerable trouble. DR.. Nc
Cormick thought irritably, that his
son lacked all sense Of self-preser-
walton. Going Off to drive an ambu-
lance in the Near East and getting
splintered by . bomb! And now,
just chafng; couldn't get into the
fight fast enough. A young man
like Ralph Kramer made sense-he
played safe.
Steve stood patiently while the
photographer snapped the pictures.
Then he went over to the sofa where
Gail Benton and Burke Gentry were
sitting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26
CT Goes Civilian
to Get Overseas

Chanute Field, ILL.,, July 26-AP-
Pfc. Joseph Breger, former weather
instructor at this AAF training
command station. wanted to 60
overseas so badly he turned civilian
to do II.
He was released from the Army
so that he could accept a position
as administrative officer with the
United Nations Relief and Rehabi-
litation Administration.
He is going to a camp in Ger
many to administer civilian person
mel dislocated by war.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26

Detroit-Thieyes who broke into
a home during daylight Tuesday
apparently did not realize whose
place they were looting. The vic.
tim turned out to be Wayne Coun.
ty Prosecutor Gerald X. O'Brien,
who reported the loss of his bathing
suit, Ave packs OF cigarettes and
81 in cash.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26

WASHINGToN-INs-The War
Department Tuesday described re.
ports that huge ammunition de-
pot is being constructed on the
West Coast for another war with
an Asiatic power" as absolutely I'M
true. Harold Engel, construction
engineer, told congressional sub.
committee hearing that Marin
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26
Come and Get it"
Just Cow Remains

Watseka, Ill.--AP-The notice
Mrs. H. Burghardt had published
in the Watseka Times read.
"Will the party who has been
milking my COW, stole my milk
stool and now the cows salt, please
call at the house and I'll give you
the COW? You need her worse
than I do"
"A body can take Just so much
OF this sort Of thing" Mrs. Burgh-
hardt commented
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26
Rural Events

TODAY
Jacksonville
Birthday Club with Mrs. Wilmer
Corkins, at their cottage, Cava.
naugh Lake.
Salem
Ladies Aid of the Federated
Church, at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Whipple, for dinner at
noon.
Farm Bureau with Mr.. and Mrs
r. V. LeMaster, Napier Rd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26

In 1866 Alexander Buntin IN
stalled at Valleyfield, Quebec, what
Is claimed to have been the first
wood grinder for wood pulp manu-.
facture in America.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26

The Auto Workers Board noted
that the CLIO had approved a rec.
ommendation OF its Jurisdiction
committee for a merger OF the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26

urged by the executive board OF
the United Automobile Workers
tClO) here TO bring its estimated
$4,000 members into the JAW fold.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26

two unions and also a statement by
FEW leaders that the independent
union would not affiliate with the
law.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26

county, near San Francisco, had
been selected as the site for the
reported project.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26
York News
ELECTED PRESIDENT

ELECTED PRESIDENT
York. Mich. Mrs. Elizabeth
Craig, York, was elected president
OF the newly organized Milan Free
Library Board at Milan at the first
meeting OF this board, Thursday
evening.
Check-Westrlek
Miss Betty Westrick and Rudolph
Check were united in marriage
Monday at the Milan Methodist
Church.
Working at kroner's
Miss Loyola Kanitz is employed
at the Kroger store in Saline.
Miss Beatrice Randolph spent
last week in Jackson with her SIS
ter-in.law, Mrs. Robert Randolph.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26
SEEK MEMBERS

Minneapolls-The CLOS Farm
Equipment Workers Union was
Evening star., 1945-07-02
Stock Prices Extend
Recovery Slightly
In Timid Buying
. BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, July 2.-Stocks gen.
orally extended their recovery by
fractions to a point or SO in today's
market although exceptions were
plentiful and demand more or less
timid.
Medium and low-quoted utilities
came out in sizable blocks. Scattered
rails, steels, motors, mail orders and
aircrafts did fairly well from the
start. A little selling appeared after
midday and extreme gains were cut
near the fourth hour.
Belief the list was in healthier
technical share as a result of last
weeks nose-dive inspired certain
amount of bidding. Earnings, divi-
dends, tax hopes and postwar pre-
dictions were helpful. Many custom
ers still were skeptical, however,
pending reported moves by Wash
ington to stem speculation.
At peaks for 1945 were Electric
Power g. Light and International
Hydro Electric "a" Ahead most of
the proceedings we're Columbia Gas,
American & Foreign Power issues,
American Water Works, Southern
Railway. Pennsylvania, United
States Steel, Bethlehem, Montgom-
cry Ward, Sears Roebuck, Standard
Oil New Jersey, Johns -Manville,
General Motors and Chrysler. Occa-
sional losers included Southern Pa
cific, United States Rubber, Doug
las Aircraft and International
Nickel.
Bonds improved.
Tilting higher in the curb were
Diana Stores, Barium Steel, Colo
nial Airlines, Electric Bond & Share
and Cities Service.