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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01

Referee: William F. Halloran.. Umpire: Calvin L. Bolster. Field judge: John F. James, Princeton. Linesman: William OtMenberger, Boston College.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
ICE CREAM REGALyA

State College, Pa, Penn State again is wearing all-white football uniforms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
FIGHT RESULTS
(By United Press)

New York (St. Nicholas) s)-Tony Pallone, 14112. Brooklyn, outpoint- ed Patsy Giovanelli, 136. New York d0): Willie Davis, 16912, Youngs- town, O., outpointed Charley Jones, 175l3, New York (6).
 Philadelphia-Billy Fox, 170ia, Philadelphia, knocked out Leon Szymurski, TIT, Chester, Pa. CD.
 Hollywood, Calf Bobby Lakin, l50, New York, outpointed Lige Drew, San Diego, Calf, (10).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
Philadelphia-Billy Fox,
Hollvwood. Calif-Bbbav Lak
FOOTBALL RESULTS

(By United Press) Gonzaga g, Boys Town 0. Miami 33. Auburn T.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
YALE FAVORED OVER HARVARD IN BOWL TILT

New Haven, Conn, Dec. l.-(UP) = Estranged by the war for three years, Yale and Harvard resumed :neir season-closing football classic today, with every indication that the Odellmen should grab off the mythical Big Three title. The mere fact that Harvard was in town again caused sellout at hotels and a revival of the old rac- coon-coat-d spirit which always whipped up campus fever when ever the ancient rivals met. The biggest crowd in five years was ex- pected to see the game. The lineup: Yale Harvard HoopeS D1LuZlo
 left end Barzilauskas ............... Fisher
 left tackle ElWeu ................ ..'s.s 0S"eJ
 left guard OVeTlock ..............'.' caDeh
 center Scnuler ............... .''.' AoOaA
 right guard HollingShead ............... Coan
 right tackle Walker ............... Macintosh
 right end Dakos Tennat
 quarterback Penn Roche
 left halfback hlIA &44VOo
 right halfback I1LZS6ThlQ .........s SOWCA
 fullback
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01

State Collega, Pa.-This is the 59th consecutive year of football at Penn State.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
GEORGIA-GEORGIA TECH
Irish-Great Lakes

Great Lakes, H., Dec. - (UP)- The last Great Lakes football team of the World War II era, the 1945 Bluejackets, closed their wartime existence today against Notre Dame in the final game of the season be- fore 25, 900 Navy personnel.
 The Fighting Irish, bidding for a season record of eight victories, one defeat and a tie, were three-touch- down favorites over the injury plagued sailors. The two teams have met three times during the war years. Each team won one game and one was tie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01

Score at nall time. BrlStOI ZT, Naugatuck 22.
 Referee: Mobile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
TuLA.NE-L. s. U.

New Orleans, Dec. 1.-(UP)- Tulane and Louisiana State re- newed their, traditional football riv- airy before 50OO0 fans here today. with LSU ruling two to three touchdown favorite.
 LSU had hopes that a victory over Tulane would produce an in litation to play Holy Cross in the Orange Bowl Jan. 1.
 GEORGIA-GEORGIA TECH
 Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 1:-(UP)- Twice-beaten Georgia was favored over Georgia Tech today in the 10th renewal of their traditional game before crowd of 32,000.
 Georgia, sparked by triple-threat Charlie Trippi, hoped for a possible bid to the orange Bowl if victori- GUS.
Evening star., 1945-08-26
MOTOR TRAVEL,

FLINT OR DETROIT-Lady, Mich. Il
will sSsrs de h0Yh fSg Sg ran g.
Aaf sh dr'Ylnf IN BE Soto sshe
pa ssenger to share driving; ref. Tel; SH
ARMY OFFICER motoring to Southern
Calf Aug. 20; three passengers wanted to
share driving and expenses. CHI. sssso4 sso4
&sRsfED1klds e; 3 Fac to Texas; assist in sE.y.
FLYING MIAMI, FLA, Aug. 81 or 2s, de-
pending on weather; cruise 100 m.p.h.
IgAviNG IgaS hsssf FOR 81 TUCSON ARIz.. Sept srd
would like one passenger. Phone Vienna
DRIVING to Tupelo. Miss. Aug. 81 Wis
Birmingham, room for two; call after {
p,m. MR.. COX, EN-. 9214.
Va. Beach; leaving Sept. 1 after 1870
Pm; also return trip Sept. 8. Call CH
aS to SsS York Gsy August
caIiFokNIA CALI bound via Los Angeles sun.
smokers, nondrinkers. Call 81. 4105, ask
for Mr.. Aprile. 209 Cedar ave-, Takoms
Ex-NAvY OFFICER driving to californi.
in easy stages at end of week: would lik,
to take one companion. Box 5o0-G, Star
YOUNG naval officer. single, going to Cali
fornia around Sept. /, wishes to drive ant
share expenses; made trip frequently be
fore war. Box 1907, Star.
Los ANGELES Sept. /, return Sept. "a
can take 2; experienced driver. Hobar
5352 2Ss
OFFICERS WIFE. driving Al Chev. Erie
Pa, leave Aug. 81, return Sept. 4, room
four passengers; drivers desired; ha
rate: references exchanged. TR. 2504.
DRIVING Indianapolis Sept /, return
Sept. 8; desire passengers. RA. 3542 Sun
day or evenings
LEAVING Sept. ! for French River. on
tario, Canada, via Buffalo and Toronto
can take passengers. Telephone Wood
ley O441 between and s pm.
DRIVING late car to Dallas-Okla. City
Sept 1. take 4. .S25 ca. DE. $3.50 Of
DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA Sept /. room
for or !. passengers. Call WA. 7O5{
Mon.-Fri. after pm. 29s
Evening star., 1945-08-26
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID wanted, good salary and
good hours. Apply personally at 9lS 9.1 E
CHAMBERMAID Iii WAITRESS for private
family of adults: fine, permanent position.
pI 52sS psfSrs $40 Pm
house; permanent good wages. Cali 1873
CLEANER dIiE S and experienced laundress, part
time; Adults. Permanent. SIS week.
COOK. seneral housework, no Laundry. no
sc per wess qE 4S4s
days; good salary. Apply MRS SAMPLE,
@ Ia2S N Hampshire ave-, ave NV NO S77o
live in. 2nd-foor bedroom; adults and 2
ehden sl15 1uesada m fnr nv Wo 2lsod
nay. Woodley 5233.
COOK. s.h.as live in Chevy Chase. Md;
COOK, colored, must be good cook four
in family: prefer one who will live in;
maids quarters, two rooms and private
bath; good salary. Call Decatur 2s01
COOK. general houseworker, white, live
IN pieas,ants workins conditions in the
COOK colored. g.h,w., $40 wk: Neat and
il family. Central location. Phone AID
Cook, g.h.w., for small family, in small
apartment, 8.day week. $2I.20. Airing.
IoI, near WIlSOn3 DifQ-l puS. permanent
Job: interview and references required.
GIL. 1850.
COOK and general housework, 1 o'clock
through dinner, $50 Woodley 2213
COOK. exper.. white: family Of 2 adults:
also capable white maid: good wages
COOK FOE SMALL SCHOOL, meat per
Moons nooi 0aso o. sundays. Cali CO. ssss week week.
ssSk sss 3. : esu,s + sss !.
COOK AND G.H.W., small family; Chevy
Chase gection;. 1--we IN or out; 500 mo.
Evening star., 1945-08-26
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLoRED GIRL wants general house
goTk g Or 1R Rar wnnss sms da7s hE Work
S. and earfare. Cali Cali from n io.l2, ao''
cohoREp GIRL wis wishes s.. days work ho.a or
CoLoRLD GIKL wishes stesdy rxorkt,La work in
ccoIoRED WOMAN. experienced. wishes
psnrt1s,me n, ssnera york ref FR s54o
cuRTASs ~05T sTRRTcHED at home
can soTnabie PIiees; Prise also personal laundry,
6URTAiNs Cur H STRETCHED. lady's light
laundry, reliable, quick service. RE. 1921.
CURTAINS washed and stretched, so and
IS cents pair; work called for and de-
Pis3sa PaH wShk, s5a's Tsss Is ssss saa Fri for
GIRL wants days work from 9 am. until
GiRL, col coiorsd. wishes afternoon work,
OF any kind. Can MI. OS20.
GIRL, colored, wants four hours housework
nished. iStt' RA. 5t sia2 Sunday. $ to /;
GIRL wants g.h.w. in small family; good
references, Call AID. 1852.
s to IL. Call CO. 1915.
GIRL, wants maid work, willing to work
in guest house or hotel, 6 days week;
Ref. Gail LU. $500.
GIRL wants part-time work mornings be-
Tweep osorge5own ssIs and Gaoin John , Write
Washing, fuil time. DE. 1898.
GIRLS, colored, =, want day work; expert
enced laqndr%esses % and cleaners; So and
GIRL, colored, wants Job. days work. Re-
HAND HAND LAUNDRY and lace curtains done
MoTHEk n hGna AND Nd ISsSi paGeHrER want work,
Ras Shy Vte M middle ased sh st Care of
IN. Boy 155-J, Star. co.
WOMAN, colored, exper., wants to launder
or daywork. Phone No. 1903. a7s
WOMAN colored: wants or days work
WOMAN, colored, wants to take care of
children. TIA 10Th st. ne.
WOMAN. colored. wants ladies' alteration
G sSpsTie9esS 1s ali SsFE susrsnssed. i, W M.ts
WoMAN; sElored wants N9Tk e.vaVy Ct
4ino 4IH 4th fsiispie 81 references MHo' sA'oi'
WOMAN. CO, colored. rec; settled. wishes general
housework' live in. Call from 10 unit. 5.
TWO CoLoRED GIRLS wish part-time
work, to pm, Ola days; S15 week.
NO. 0SU1.
COLORED GIRL, experienced, wants days S
work Mp 3771
COLORED LADY wishes job as maid in
COLORED WOMAN wants days work.
ironing only. Call RE. 5149.
COLORED WOMAN and daughter, II,
or e hrs work per day. Call CO. 1860. =
COLORED WOMAN desires work from 9
am. until . pm. days a week. AT. S525.
CoLoRED GIRL wants Job, g.h.w,, no Sun
day. no cooking ME- O6Sl
Evening star., 1945-08-26
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BABY WATCHER, experienced. reliable; all
@ saseae paTssme psf AaaPs psyros 2ns
EfIGE ssf
perence peri assume eesn u os Salary
n open ~ BqX & 3I5-G Ssv Star 26.
effort leads to worthwhile future. Salary
gookkEHpiSa fRso Ell s' posf11ox sssF desired by
young lady, ssxperienced college training
wanted: take full charge. Cali GIL. 5557.
c@HiLEps'ssA chi EssA' NURSE, white, in family with
SoMrANIoS ~ te lady, y no no nursing; better
class home; references: applicant in sos
bkEssMAkfa 5sa Is MifSs ses aesignns
IrTing FTITos st. Nv Apt IN AD FnrIisS Ss IN
economies. 4 yrs experience economic re-
GsTsapher; isTsaa M permsnsnt resident of Wash
szpsrIsneed; desires Dositisn in college.
E&pERT EsH ssi' TYING and secretarisl work
done }.s st home, letters taken over phone and
Ssrmss 0STed or snsTsn Sss Job ks ssrk cs hf% PR
GIRL, colored. wants part-time Job wait-
resssoocountergirl so saleseirl' clerk, etc. DE
GIRL. COL. refined desires job as waitress
IL the evening after o,eloSk F TR ssS
day night or Sunday waitress work some
GIRLS S3), colored. neat, wish Jobs as
JUNIOR = MGxEcUT1vE, IA years experience
ONCE management. familiar with Govern
@ pleasant aualified for position Of responsi-
sayd elsd e Box FegS 5iys staa nature OF
LADY, young, desires job as clerk-typist or
sa e ce wosk sss eight psyso den
operation and supervision files; salary. $40
$LrNHKY. III nez s7i,i DkEss sssr BUYER capable
gartieaIars. Box :s41-J. Star. .
NURSE h., ayass s for se DAY No Or 4ss ssa'
training, desires permanent position doc
tors Office or s-hr. day duty. Go. 1888;
NURSE. fIT Practical. coiored wants 10 or or 1a
hour duty: will take maternity cases; ref:
available Sept. 5. Elk. 0525.
person or nurses assistant in hosnitsl,
tg fse 5sss ssd AysSea ave. H!s
bureh. Pa
NURSE, undergrad. age 20. experienced,
excellent D. G. ref. will consider 1S-hr.
| duty; live In or out Box 373-G. Star 26s
NURSE, practical colored, desires cases.
matsTnity m or invalid TR, 223s. 2S.
PBX OPERATOR, thoroughly experienced
on busy board, desires permanent relief po-
nrday ns Or sunday before 4:so p m. Monday
evening after 8 pm. phone Glebe 305S..
PRACTICAL NURSE, oficer's widow, takes
cases. AID. 1922.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored; s-hour duty
only; children or adults. CO. 5795.
PUEBLO sTENO.. and typist: work called
i0r and deiisered. 3100 Conn. ave. 10.
Evening star., 1945-08-26
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES,
BUSINESS.
nR AETSMEN

CRAFTSMEN, architectural. salary open
Miss Day, PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G
Av1ATfoS ssIEcRETARIAL IF, positions
Miss White, BOYD'S. 1888. F NV, MA
233s. Est. IS yrs. Sec, mfr, representa-
tive. 40-hr. wk., $50; research, 5-day wk:
Sl,s0O: legal Sec, S45; foreign gov, ,S45
wk.; Spanish sec, $175; dozens of Others
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER CF.), free TO ira
vel, college degree; $4,000. BOYD'S, 1873;
FRENCH sTENoG. CFl. sa25 mo-: stem.
knoll. German. $40 wk: Spanish stem.
Sla15 RoYSS STSN 1S$s st. fsN Ma daSs sas g.
yss yhvn Sa57$5o $50, Wk AT ence ,sss Miss White
THE BACK-TO-TH -THE-FARM MOVEMENT
has created an urgent need for teachers III
rural sections. Good salaries and low ex-
penses. Get your permanent position TO.
day. next year may be too late. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bids
14th and G SITS. NV.
TEACHERS. clerks. receptionlsts:. select po.
sitions. No charge unless PLACED; TOP sal.
est. II yrs.l 1911 G St. MA. 21l4.
TEACHERS seeking positions should write
Or telephone BALTIMORE TEACHERS
Md Salaries, ST ,500-S5, 900.
Evening star., 1945-08-26
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington D. C. D-3
SITUATIONS WOMEN lconi

SITUATIONS WoMEN Cont,
RESIDENT MANAGER, married woman de-
sires position to manage small apartment
or rooming house; experienced. references
furnished; MRS. CARRIE TEsTERMAN,
sEAMsTREss. neat. colored. would like
position il slip cover shop. Call AD.
SECRETARY, capable, efhcient, 5-day
week; $45; permanent, temporary. FIR.
sECRETARY, excellent stenographer. o
years experiences, interested IN securing
secretarial position. Georgia 4406 after
s ssESG;RfETARIAL SG;RfETAR ASSISTANT. experienced,
efficient. industrious, to serve as right
hand to busy executive; capable Of su,
responsibility requiring initiative and Of
fering opportunity for advancement. min.
saceEz fsa PER Sseh R1f rsai
yoaY yo9nY' single executives right hand Box
SECRETARY desires permanent position;
IL years experience with executives. high
proficiency in shorthand and typins. ca;
pable OF writing own correspondence and
fSut:e 81 ONCE ec resords: exseptonal teiephone
voice, pleasant personality. attractive ap.
Please write
42O-E. Star.
SPANISH, stenographer-typist; young,
married. Puerto Rican girl now with the
Washnrson area TE is5 s51 IN
sTENOGRAPHER, experienced; 39-hour
week. $40. per wk. min. Call WO. 0691,
TYPING done at home from copy or notes,
manuscripts edited; prompt, reliable. SH
TYPING desired for work at home by ex-
perienced typist; accurate, neat, quick
TYPIsT cexpertj will address envelopes 70,
SO m. books kept $40 week; mimeograph-
ing. WALLIS, ME. 1641.
lTYPIST-CLERK, experienced in dictaphone
operation and general office work wants
| 3 days work per week. Boz 172-J, Star.
YOUNG LADY, efficient, industrious, ca
pable, desires position in research, person
mel or advertising work: graduate, of Uni
versity of California. English and history
major, with teaching, and business ONCE
tive, responsibility and opportunity for ad-
YOUNG UNIVERSITY GRADUATE desires
pd959 With prasf or
Call Temple 4131.
YOUNG WOMAN, college and extensive
musical training. editorial experience, de;
sires position in music. writing or related
field. Call Temple ABB.
WOMAN, refined. capable, compsnien t. t.
wk. Phone OIL 1922 from II to 8,
WOMAN. employed wants care of children
or light housework In exchange for room
WOMAN. capable. wishes og sXitshbosEt c T;
work evenings or part time. Call Republic
WOMAN, middIIe-agsd. experienced PIX
references. Box S3-J. Star. 26',
WOMEN, g. colored. desire work as maid!
BY b hGts TSEScTmBERED tsam Il WOMAN Of refine
ment and experience-Position as governes.
to one or two children between , and
years Of age s35 week; local references
Evening star., 1945-08-26
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.


LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
I34c N ave. Me FITS.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION, grades l to g;
Sept. Ser f7th. sesu. pu. sses. s''' A''e' ''A''
TUTOR IN RUSSIAN AND GERMAr, o.
perienced. box 43-s. ssar.
UPsHUR BEAUTY COLLEGE Evening
courses on hair styling and general beauty
| culture to start Sept. 20. Telephone for
interview, daytime WA. 1929, or ewes.
UN. 1870.
sIENoGRAPHIc and secretarial classes
comptometer, ali seeretariai subjects. civil
SA s oS1 81 sss
st. fopp CAPITOL Theater).
CONVERSATIONAL ENGLISH LESSONS for
Spanish or Portuguese speaking persons by
nate sm se uni
yMsrsisy M MSI4 sdncatien. ,s Ma. 5425; Ext. 4o6. I.
iNsTRUGTIoNs u 81 ay1.S given to colored persons
Cal! DI. 9235 daily except Thurs. and Sat-.
! 6:15 pm. to 1880 pm.
| CONVERSATIONAL Spanish. thorough
course IN conversation and practical gram
sound foundation in beginning and ad-
vanced Spanish. Special attention given
to to pronunciation and ear training. EN-.
POPULAR piano and accordion instruc-
tion. Professional teacher and musician
pupils for the the fsll season. win guarantee
lessons. Course also consists Of sight
reading. harmony and theory. Call Mr..
NEWMAN. Randolph $500. q
WILL give Spanish lessons two hours eve
ballroom dancing lessons. College woman;
reasonable. Box Sal Star.
Evening star., 1945-08-26
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE want JOB as janitor for
small apt. house in Georgetown or near
by Va. man to work out; apt. to be taken
care of by wife and son; small salary and
quarters. Call AID. 1899 for particulars.
26'
WHITE COUPLE want place as cook, but
Ter houseman: country or suburban; no
driving. Box 153-J Star
Evening star., 1945-08-26
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert, available for both
small or large businesses. Books opened,
monthly statements, taxes, etc. Reason
able rates. Bog 1907. Star. 30s
ACCOUNTANr-OFFICE MANAGER ca
PAhle. 2easoned, highly experienced execu-
Nye OF proven ability; Al Ysfs. Box
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27
Legion Prepares
Christmas Cheer
for Wounded Vets

Results Of the appeal OF the Am.
erican Legion and the Camp and
Hospital Committee OF the Red
Cross for Christmas boxes Tor men
in Michigan hospitals were report.
ed
Groups who have thus far prom
ised help are St Luke's Auxiliary
Guild, Business and Professional
Women, Lions Club, Thrift Shop,
Mayflower Guild OF the Congrega-
tional Church and Rotary Club.
Boxes are to be ( lied with gifts
representing a cost Of not more
than $500 to $500. The dead line is
December 10 and the Ypsilanti quo
ia is $50 boxes.
A. the Legion Home. large tables
have been arranged TO receive box
es. They will later be delivered to
hospitals. Huron Post No. 40S has
pledged cooperation and will work
with No. 2S2. Those attending the
meeting last night we're Mrs. Carl
Johnson. Mrs. Charles Nepodal
Commander Joseph II. McCulloch
Grandon Van de Walker, Harry
Starks. Fred Battelle and Olin c.
;,ckley.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27
.SorreN to
Stand Trial

Los Angeles, Nov. 27-AP-Her-
bert X Sorrell. ALL strike leader
in the film walkout that ended last
month after 81 weeks, has been ord
cred TO stand trial Dec. IS on a
charge of contempt OF court in con
nectioE with Mass picketing at
Warner Bros. Studio.
Superior Judge Henry NJ. Willis,
when he set the trial date yester.
day, ogerruled Sorrell's demurrer
which contended that the Judges
restraining order against macs
picketng was unconstitutional
The right to picket is not abso.
lute-.t is relatiye-ahd il must
always be peaceful TO Justify its
protection" said Judge Willis.
In the meantime Sorrell and IS
associates in the conference of stu.
do union, petitioned for an injunc.
ton TO stop a state assembly com
mittee from continuing its inquiry
into the strike.
The petition. filed on behalf Of
SOS persons involved in the strike,
asked the court TO enjoin the legis.
latiye committee from inyestigat-
ing "Pny subject than government
efficiency and economy" The as
semhlv group is a subcommittee of
the state legislative committee on
governmental efficiency and econ.
Omy
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27
Santa Claus to
Visit City, Friday

saint will arrive bringing his 1915
workshop.
In dramatic torch-ight process
sion he will be escorted by units Of
the Boy Scouts and the Girl Scouts.
Starting at the High School on
Cross st. at 7 p. m. the parade will
move south on River Blvd. to Mich.
gan, thence west on Michigan Ave.
to the Post Office. There Santa
will establish headquarters and
will receive communication from
young and old alike. The Work
Shop which will be a real feature Of
the parade will be prepared by the
Junior Chamber OF Commerce.
FollOwin- the parade a group Of
musicians from Ypsilanu High
School consisting OF vocal and
instrumental students will provide
a rowing group OF players who will
entertain in various parts OF the
business district. Leland Randall
will he in charge, Howard Harri.
son city recreation director. Don
Burns OF the Boy Scouts and Ted
Fenker of the Junior Chamber ~
Commerce will be in charge OF pa.
rade arrangements.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27
Woman Faces
Bigany Count

Ann Arbor Nov. 27--Mrs Julia
Mae Ward, 90. former Ypsilanti
resident. faces charges of perjury
and bigamy in the Circuit Court up
on the return OF County Prosecutor
John Rae from kalispell Montana,
where he is seeking eXtradition pa
pers for her return. She has beeg
residing in Montana since her mar
rage to William d. Straight, the
day after a divorce was granted
her from her former Marine hus,
band.
Rae charges that Mrs. Ward oh
tanned a divorce from Noble Ward.
%. through perjury, last September
in the Washtenaw Circuit Court.
Her former husband, a veteran Of
the Okinawa and o.her Pacific cam.
paigns, stated that he was in the
Pacific and knew nothing OF the
divorce proceedings. She had testl.
fled that he was not in the armed
forces and she knew nothing OF his
whereabouts
Circuit Judge James II. Breakey
has set aside her divorce.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27

ficient distribution system estsb.
lished in time to cope with this
win er's crisis.
The Japanese already are eating
an increasingly-large amount o;
grains mixed with rice on a $3.50
proportion.
japanese government officials say
they are dong their utmost TO elm.
mate the black market in rice. but
they admit they have been utterly
unable to cope with the situation.
There are about 100000 farms in
Japan. and most OF them are en-.
gagged in black marketing
Largely because Of this racket
eering, the price OF rice on the
Osaka black market has risen %
about 81 per pound, despite the fact
that the harvest has just been com
pleted and stocks presumably are
at their highest possible levels.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27
Mcleod, Girls
Still in Jail

Columbus, Ca. Nov. 27-AP-A
Detroit detective completed a hur-
ried, trip by plane and bus to this
Chattahoochee River city early to-
day tC question a teen-age romeo
who vas taken into custody mere
with Sl9,ll2 in his wallet and a
University coed on each arm.
Detective Sgt. Jesse Wilson also
was here to make arrangements
for esoorting the bespectacled Nal
colin Mcleod and his attractive
feminine travelling companions
back TO Detroit.
The lS.year-old son OF former
Rep Clarence j. Mcleod OF Michi
gan wa~ taken into custody late
Sunday night with pretty Betty Ann
Mackey, 21-year-old Wayne Uni
versitv sophomore, and red-haired
Kathleen Conricode, Q. when they
left q Florida-bound train for a
bite TO eat in the Columbus railroad
station
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27
See ROTARY Page II
Polio Drive
Opens Jan. IA

The annual poliomyelitis drive,
the Mach Of Dimes will start Jan.
uary
"Washtenaw County has partic-
ular reason to ask for this support. .
said DR.. Otto X. Eng Ike. county
health physician because cases
cared for during the critical 1874
period calls for practically all mon
ey allotted to this area.
Fifty per cent OF collections in
this county remain here for use
and more comes from the National
Foundation for research. the Uni
versity of Michigan Is the largest
single research recipient i'm the
country. Yale ranks second.
Washtenaw County through the
health office pays expense incurred
in all poliomyelitis cases. no mat
ter what the financial circumstanc-
es Of the family may be. We had
one case last year that cost $1,000
DR.. Engelke stated.
We have adopted many of the
methods used in the Sister Kenny
treatment he said. We have pur-
chased the hot-pack equipment with
wringers. The largest expense in.
volved however. is help. A pa
tent can easily require IS hours
of treatment in a day" he ex-
planned: "one person full time. and
additional help at certain periods. +"
Treatment is availab BILE TO every pa
tient in Washtenaw County,
through funds provided by the Ma
tional Foundation for Infantile Pa.
Talysis."
DR.. F. z. Lord, head OF the De-
partment OF Special Education Of
the Normal College. who works
very closely with DR.. Engelke.
said: u feel that the public has
been very generous in the past IN
providing funds for this work. |
am sure that real progress is being
made