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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-13
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BILE at said primary election; ssv.
BE 1T RESOLVED. That John v.
Miller be and he hereby II declared -
be nominated TO the office Of Cousta-
pie, to be filled at the city election -
DC held on the Ind day Of April. ie>s.
Yea-Breitmeyer. Bruneel. Longstsfi.
DuBay and Westendorf.
Nays-None.
Commissioner sstafe
offered the following resolution end
moved It's adoption:
WHEREAS there was submitted -
the electors In the primary election
held on the 5th day Of March, fo4S. the
question of whether or no the ChaytsP
Commission should include proyisjona
N the Charter now being prepared By
Manager form OF government.
AND WHEREAS I. appears from TN
returns OF said primary election duly
csnvassed by this Commission that
mere were sls votes against the pro-
position and 6e4 votes for the PROPOSE
ton: now. therefore.
BE 1T RESOLVED bv this comr,,e.
sion that said proposition be and the
same hereby is declared 10 have been
RESOLVED FURTHER. That a Ger.
ufied copy Of this resolution be trans
"a Nic CudIter Commission 10
De Incorporated In their records.
Carried.
Yea-Breitmeyer Bruneei, LonRstsfs
DuBay and Westendorf.
Nays-None.
Commissioner DuBay BreftrneveP
moved that the City Clerk be Instructed
70 advertise for bids for the eonstruc.
ZION OF water main on Comet Street
specifications OF which are on file AZ
the office OF the City Engineer.
Carried.
Yea-Breitmeyer. Bruneel, LonRstafl
Outlay and Westendorf.
Nays-None
Commissioner Longstaff-DuBay NOV.
ed that the Mayor appoint a Committee
20 attend meeting Of Municipal Of
ficfals OF this District. at Pontiac.
Michigan. on Thursday. March Sth.
Carried
Yea-Breismeyer. Bruneel, IonestaSf.
DuBay and Westendorf.
Nays-None.
The Mayor appointed the City AttoF.
ney, City Assessor and Finance Com.
missioner 70 attend the meeting.
Commissioner Observation-Disclosures
moved TO adjourn.
Carried.
Yea-Breitmeyer, Brunesl. Louxstaff.
DuBay and westendorf.
NayS-None.
JOSEPH n. MATTHEWS.
City Clerk.
March iS-M.-0
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Brick B and bath: stairway % floored
attic; stoker: hot water heat; fireplace:
carpeting; brick garage: z lots; land
scaped: near Gratiot-So. 500: %. 900 On.
: and bath; hot water furnace: In ex-
cellent condition; garage; blocks
from oratiot-eA. 800; terms.
Two acres: room brick house: ga
rage: chicken coop -e6.2oo; e7,oo0
down.
. room home: garage: in first block
from cratiot-s3. 500 or g 900 cash.
EAST DETROIT
Brick and bath with 3-room apart
ment On second; near Nine Mile and
orstiot; garage .sio.Soo; terms;
orauot-Nins Nile: very nice ounea-
ern: garage; iandse aped: $4,000 down.
! SCHOENHERR-e MILE DISTRICT
Z rooms: hath: utility: all convent
ences: sacrifice Sa1e husband In serv-
fce-oS.eoo; 500 down.
FRASER
rooms; bath; " acre: good iocs-
tion-e2. 500; 900 down or 81 $50 cash.
ocre with very nice home; & rms.
and bath: hot water heat; garage:
chicken coop-so. 500; cash 10 mort
ana bath: ssokes: hot water heat:
large lot: on paved road: garage -
$3.50; cash 70 mortgage.
Nice Saers farm on Marine City
$50; $4,000 down. c
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
erstgs o. 10 Nile I'd Ressviiie 1881
UTICA ROAD AT - NILE FRASER
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HOUSE NOW empty. 1873 North Wal
nut street. 81 $50; $500 downs; $40 .
month; gas: good well: lights; good
buy: Cottage: good boutwell,; tiled bath;
oil heat: 81 900 down; $40 month.
Ferdinand Dubay, Phone $50 AIS
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Auction Sole Notice

Having decided TO quit farming Louis
Ferguson will sell at public auction on
the premises located four miles north
o. Romeo and miles west on Dewey
road or miles east of Leonard on
Friday. March Is. l945. Sale will con-
sist of horses. cattle, machinery pro-
duce. hay. straw and numerous other
articles Terms: cash. George Forsyth.
Auctioneer: Waldo Blurt. clerk. Ala
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bad-weather season. and nasty wind is bowling around
the corners
But you don't have anything to be afraid of-well
hardly anything. After all, SEVEN STRANGERS have
checked in before and some of them still alive
For instance there's the charming American girl Delight
full to visit- you don't mind the dead body in her
And that poor old blind invalid" who can't from
his chairexcep when And that husky-voiced
blonde siren who's fatal to men-n ways than
And-oh, yes-that noted world traveller who has soft
spot in his heart for Hotel Dorado Deathl
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-16
Hotel Stockholders
Reflect Directors

Stockholders OF the Hotel Huron
met Monday evening in response
to announcement OF the annual
meeting.
A fine year was reported with
money available for all outstanding
Indebtedness and a small cash re
serve. Manager John Ashburn
pointed out that increased opcrst-
ing costs are dificult to meet with
prices OF rooms and food frozen.
Directors, who have served for
several years. were reelected and
at a meeting Immediately following
the stockholders meeting. officers
were reelected. Directors are Mel
vim j. Lewis. n. Bruce Haig. +. G..
Wiedman. William Waidner. ID. l..
Quirk. Jr, John y. Kirk. &. r.
Handy. OmCprs are D. l.. Quirk.
Jr, president: G.. G. Handy. vice
president; +. G. WIedman. treasur.
cr Miss Alycna Stamann, secrc-
tary.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-16
City Recreation Group Will
Control Carver Center Site

The board OF education Monday
night moved to turn the present
recreation center on Harriet St,
over to the city recreation com
mission for recreatiOnal purposes.
as the commission secs Tit. This
action was taken in view Of the
fact that the contract with the
Carver Community Association has
expired and there has been no re-
newal Of the agreement. All mem
bers of the board were present. and
the motion was carried by unaui-
nous vote.
This would leave the city free TO
employ director for the center.
and to take over the duties Of
counsel, ii was pointed out. The
various other organizations who fl
nance the program have pledged
themselves 10 continue to provide
funds for the purpose Of maintain
ing a center until the federal build
ing Is in operation, the board was
Informed.
The board OF commerce revealed
today that they have received II
petition signed by large number
Of young people OF the South Side,
asking that Jesse Rutherford, pres
ent director, he retained.
To Sell Building
The board will advertise for writ
ten bids for purchase Of Hilicrcst
school. with or without the furnace.
There will be arrangements made
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-16
Carver Names
New Officers

Donald Taylor was named new
president OF Carver Community
Center at the annual meeting Mon
day evening in the Community
House. Other officers are Frank
Seymour. vice president: Mrs
Ethel Williams, secretary, and Her
bert Francois. treasurer
New directors are BENJAMIN
Neely, Mrs. Emory Seymour. Mrs
RolandO Taylor Delmar Norris. Ir
p. J. Bass. Miss Gertrude Phelps
and Joseph Swope for three year
terms; Walter Quillico. Rev. vii.
liam II. Shaw. Santee Brockman.
Frank Seymour and Herbert Fran
co.'s for two years. and Rev. Robert
l.. Dewitt. Mrs Williams Miss
Bessie Starks and George Hamil-
ton. for one year designations of
DR.. Perry S. Brundage and Eugene
Beatty were read
Report OF activities for the year
was read by Santee BrocRman. re-
firing president.
Frank Seymour presided during
election Of the president.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-16
Nazis Being Squeezed
lin Huge Nutcracker us
Churchill Tells Fate
Knife Poses Problem For
investigators of Killing

Law enforcement agencies are
checking ON details Of the knife
staying of Eugene Wilson, az the
Wizard cabins. Saturday night. The
sheriff said today. that, although
there Is no blood on the knife own.
ed 10y Charles Miracle, Miracle had
plenty Of time To clean the
weapon before his apprehension 10y
deputy sheriffs. 4 knife owned 10y
Boyd Greene, who, with his wife.
- held ns material witness, Is
covered with Wilson's blood, hut
sheriff John Osborn said that there
are number of ways the blood
could have gotten on IT, First
there have been only two knives
In the ease, Miracles and Grccnc's
Yet the witnesses say that Wilson
was also armed. II is possible that
he had borrowed Grecnc's knife.
and either gotten the blood on the
knife from his own wound. or had
lost the knife in the struggle. Mir
aclc may then have picked II up.
since 1t was much better wcn-
pom than his, Miracle could then
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-16

The Germans. squeezed in a giant
nutcraCker between the Russians In
the east and the Allies in the
west. rccled under new heavy mil.
itary blows today as Prime Minis
ter Churchill announced 10 Com
mons that the war will he pro-
longcd until unconditional surrcnd.
or has been obtained"
Still another Red Army often
siye exploded in southern Poland,
Berlin said. ns Russian troops were
reported pounding through village
after village IN their huge winter
offensive. which swclled along the
east front in ten or more key sec
tors, according 70 Nazi reports.
from the Baltic TO Yugoslayla.
Solid Front
In the west u. S. First and Third
Armies. rcjoincd ON n solid front,
pressed the Germans steadily from
what remained Of their Belgian
bulge, and further south the third
lashcd out with n new thrust five
miles into the Reich up the east
bank OF the Mosellc River. Iit.
Gen. George y. Patton's drive here
took three towns Yesterday, one Of
them five miles inside Germany
east of the Luxembourg frontier.
Armored units Of IT. Gen. Court.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-16

10 meet with the city recreation
commission 10 determine means by
which the schools recreation pro-
gram and the city's program can
be better carried out.
The board decided to increase
fire insurance on Harriet School
by $4,000. Three thousand dol
lars of this amount is TO cover
contents Of the building. This
raised the total fire coverago on the
school TO $9l.0O0. The increase was
split equally between the four agcn-
cies now handling the lowest
amount Of school insurance. This
step was considered necessary TO
cover toda!'s cost Of replacing the
building.
The board is mapping build
ing campaign for post war prof
ccts, expected TO cover the next
ten or fifteen years. The public
will bc asked to meet with the
board To determine what things the
people Of the city believe are nee
essay, and thus make well
rounded program possible. The
school board members feel that the
people Of Ipsilanti should take
some responsibility in this matter
February was set for meeting
with group OF manufacturers. the
educational affairs committee of
the board Of commerce and the
school board to plan an industrial
arts program for lpsilant High
Srhnnl
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-16
Council Notes

All members of city council were
present Monday evening at a short
mid month meeting.
Petition by Charles Hill for sub
mission of use of police department
reserve funds to vote of the people
was received and filed.
Soldiers exemption on taxes was
granted Mrs Robert Holding.
Engineering department reported
fees OF $50 collected during Decem-
Der.
Petition OF Clarence Brooks TO
have lots Is and 10 in Park Ridge
Subdivision changed from resi-.
dental to commercial was referred
to the planning commission.
Glowing tribute was paid the
engineering and street departments
and night crews for their excellent
work in building a skating rink on
Island Park. 1t was also voted TO
send a letter of commendation TO
Leonard Menzi for his work in max
ing n private rink for children in
the Recreation Park area.
Proposal Tor replacement ot
street signs in the western section
OF the city was referred TO the
b,,dgct poprpittap
Street Commissioner 7. Fred
Older reported that AZ tons of salt
have been used thus far on the
streets.
With report OF City Attorney
John p. Kirk to the effect that pro
visions OF the deed under which
the city hall was given to Ypsi-
lanti bar construction OF a Jail at
that site the planning commission
announced a tour OF city owned
property next Sunday to determ-
inc other available sites.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-16
Waltons Will
Reynard

Members of Huron Valley Chap
America will hold its third fox and
coyote hunt next Sunday, Jan. 81,
north of Ann ArboT. This hunt is
open to all members. their friends
and any one who desires to attend.
Meeting will be at the junction
of Packard Rd. and the Cut on at
the eastern limits OF Ann Arbor at
. a. M.
Something new has been planned
for this hunt, as several members
of the Detroit and Saline archery
clubs have been invited to attend
and try their skill in bagging the
go;ae.g ~
Fred Bear and Nelson Grumley,
Detroit, both members of the ip-
silanti chapter. will be present
They are considered to be among
the best archers in the state.
Motion pictures will be taken OF
the group in action and will be used
10 further the work OF the conser-
vation department OF Michigan.
II has been agreed that any fox
or coyote that is killed will be the
property OF the Chapter sponsoring
the hunt.
The hunt will be under the super
vision Of state conservation rep
rescntative and the same five dogs
will be used as in the previous
hunts.
The driving system as well as
the dogs will be utilized.
All hunters are to have consid-
Grafton for the farmers fences as
that is one of the strict rules OF
the Walton League.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-16
Full Time
Help Sought

Probation committee aud the
salaries committee OF the county
board OF supervisors are again stu
dying the probation ofllcc. Mrs.
Carruth Cook. newly appointed
chief probation officer and friend II
court, presented her report to the
board this morning with request
for a full time assistant probation
officer. The present assistant,
Charles Hemingway. is a part.timc
worker. The salary Of the book
keeper Is under consideration Ht
this time, also, and may be ad.
justed.
The Detroit Edison Company has
notified the board that the installa-
tion OF photostatic equipment In the
court house would overload the
electric wiring. The building and
the register OF deeds committees
are studying the problem. to de,
termine II II would be advisable
TO retdmp the wiring. In addition
10 Mrs. Cooks report. the board re-
Ceived the reports OF the county
clerk, and the social welfare de.
partment.
Reports by the civilian defense.
sealcr OF weights and measures,
buildings and grounds, bonds and
insurance. other standing commit
tees. and special committees, are
scheduled for this afternoon,
Duo to a shortage OF clerical help
l., l. - . 4.
county roads. treasurer. health. and
county auditor. will be received by
the board at the February session.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-16

have stabbed the now defenscless
Wilson. dropped 4 the blade, aud
made the escape Blood on the
SNOW shows clearly that the fatal
Stabbing occurred - PAGES from
the cabin, and that Wilson tried
10 return to the shelter, but was
unable 10 do 50.
Greene said that he found the
knife on the ground after the fight
and put it in his pocket. All these
SupOsitions must be carefully check
ed before Il warrant will he asked
the sheriff said.
Miracle aud Wilson were living
together at the Wizard cabin. OF
ficcrS have learned that there may
have been some bad blood between
them over Miracles wife. who lives
In Kentucky.
Greene Is Wilson's cousin. and
until the first Of the year, Wilson
had roomcd with the Grccne's AT
1921 Springfield. Willow Village.
The four OF them had been nj
Grccnc's residence during the NJ.
ternoon. drinking wine, and shoot
ing dice. They all returned To the
cabin rented by Miracle and VII.
son. continuing their party there.
Greene said that they had had
-four quarts Of wine. An argu.
mcnt flared up between Wilson
and Miracle. according 10 Greene.
and disrcgnrding the efforts Of
Greene 10 pacify them they went
outside, where the fatal battle was
fought, according to Greene.
After the fight, Miracle went IA
his brothcrln-l Il. A. Weather.
ington. ~ NJ St. Willow Court,
where his wounded shoulder was
bandagcd. lie hid across the street
in n burned out trailer, until dep
uty shCriffs found him Weather.
ingtom Is also held as a material
witness
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-16
See PACIFIC-Pase
Use of Center
Being Urged

Miss Margaret Davis. new dircc-
tor of Gilbert House is making Il
plea for groups in Npsilanti to
make plans with her for use Of
Gilbert house for the coming year.
She wants to organize Il cluD
for juniors and plan activities for
tcen-Hgcrs rs well MS adults and
urges anyone who is capable Of
teaching crafts or skills of any
kind or who has leadership abil-
ity to offer their services. Ten
groups so far have made requests
for use of the building and she will
welcome more.
The downstairs room of the house
is being redccOratcd under the di-
rcction of the chairman Of tho
house committee. Mrs. X. \. Weir,
and will he In readiness very soon.
Miss Davis will not have Il com
plete program Of the years actlv-
tiles until she attends the Gilbert
House board meeting Wednesday
evening. Jan. -
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-16

will be- the holding of post war
plcbiscitc 10 decide whether Greece
is 10 retain the monarchy or adopt
some other form of government. II
looks like red sunset for the
throne.
King George Of Greece. who re-
Gently agreed to n regency pending
the plcbisciic, presumably will have
the strong blessings of London. lie
is credited with being Angiophilc.
and its essential that Greece re-
main within Britain's sphere ~ in
fiuencc If John Bull is to retain
his control 81 the Mediterranean.
the Middle East and the Sucz Ga
nal, which gives him quick ac-
cess to hi dominions in the Far
East
Stll Georges record u service
to his country will b" the detcrmin-
ing factor.