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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Ray MaCk Quits
Tribe for Job

CLEVELAND. Jan. % OUP)--
Second bascman Ray Mack of the
Cleveland Indians, temporarily
rejected" for military service. said
today he would retire from base
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II was Mack's second retire
ment" Before the 1914 season
opened, Mack said he would not
play but he changed his mind dur
ing the last part of the season
and played with the Indians on a
part-tlme basis.
Mack took his physical examina-
tion at the Cleveland induction
center Friday after being reclassi-
fed la. He was temporarily re-
jected, officials said, because of an
old leg injury. The 2S-year-old
player is married and the father
OF two children.
Last year. Mack was accepted
for limited service but was not
called
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Win Hockey Game
|. In Last ; Minutes

Scoring twice in the last three
minutes. East Jefferson Mer-
chants edged out an improved
East Side Sports. Az, in the
Night Hockey League senior fea-
ture at Mack Park last night.
Vic's. with Louis Barton netting
pair, trimmed Maple Leafs. SD.
Cotter plays Frots in A junior
division feature at 7:30 p. m. to-
night The latter can take first
alone by winning, while the race
is so close Cotter can jump from
seventh to third if it triumphS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22

cred eight for Eastern.
Wilbur Wright sprang 10
20-l4 lead over Northwestern
Al the intermiss!on. The Colts
closed the gap in the third quar-
ter and pulled away safely In
The closing minutes. Ron Teas
ley sank eight baskets and Two
free throws fnr - points to pace
Northwestern. while Art Mn
rncN and Gene KapanOU .,I
each collected nine for the
Pilots
Using substitutes freely Ccn-
traI had everything undGE con-
tIoi against Rcdtord. Paul kis-
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22


been" wrote Bob. There's
dense jungle j.. heat lots Of
rain. I'm pretty well used 10 il
now. I'm fine and healthy, eN-
cept for that 30 pounds that
has disappeared.
Its "A small world. Imagine
my surprise when Bob Swayze
ed. note Another young De-
troit COIL star before Tho war)
flew up tn see me for "A few
days. II was good 10 sec some
one from home.
THE JapS really gave SwaSLc
q beautiful reception his first
night with me. II was his first
bombing and YOU should have
seen him I'm my fONhOle. In the
middle of everything suggested
10 him that we 20 out and play
nine holes, but ne didn't even
know I MS there"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22

20-1S, and Northern beat Cass
Tech. 40-36.
Mackenzie bumped Highland
Park. 1922, and Southwestern
downed Miller, 4l-34. in non
league contests.
The favored Hamtramck team
was held 90 five points in the
first half, while PerShing was
ehafkfng up u. The DoughboyS
needed that big margin, for the
Cosmos nearly caught them at
the end.
Pershing's success from the
foul line helped along. II sank
y or "a tries, while ffamtran1ck
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Jan 20 For All
but 90 seconds OF last nights bas-
kctball game, Michigan led the
highly toutcd Iowa quintet.
Then Iowa went ahead and the
Hawkeyes kept their seasons rec
ord clear, winning. % TO u.
Iowa is the only unbeaten team
in the conference Michigan plays
Ohio State at Columbus today.
Iowa invaded Ann Arbor with
one OF the most spectacular scor-
ing records Of any college team.
They had averaged around 81
PuirtEpCr game. During their
"armup the visitors dropped the
bah through the hoop from any
angle
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Swayze Leaves

II can imagine" continued
Gaida. that the whole thing
put about two loops in that
swing of SwayLe's. he left a day
or 30 aftcrward and IL he had
STAYED few more days he
would have seen several more
really nice shows. He'll yet
enough of N as he mONeS up,
Its been three summers
since I've PLAYED golf and I
doubt now II I'll get home for
at least two more summers. But
there l. no law against think
ing Of some future day when
vel be knocking the little
white hall around once more.
Until then, the best frnm this
Jungle happy soldier"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22

Of their previous meeting
I'd Furczyk came through
with a long shot in the last 30
seconds in NortheaStern's VIC
tory over Denny The TSTS led
az the half, 1916 =
GEORGE Michigan Of South
western wax ne days bgh
ECu-CrW WIth - points in hls
team IS conquest Of Miller Chuck
Baldwin tailed ~ for the Troians.
Mackenzie was far superior over
Highland Park leading 37-7 when
the fourth quarter opened Larry
GsHE4 with IL points. was the
Stag, biggest gun.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
BREVTTFES:
Corsica
I'm ARMY

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Jan. 20
Johnny Corsica became the 3Sth
Detroit Tiger 10 enter the armed
services when he was accepted by
the army after his examination
here yesterday. The 29-year-old
righthandcd pitcher. who won %
and lost 80 games in five seasons
with Detroit returned 10 his home
al Becklcy 20 await call IN ~
days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
BY JAKE BERsoN

After trying unsuccessfully for
l5 years 10 beat a Hamtramck
basketball team. Pershing High
picked a spot where ii could get
double satisfaction.
The Doughboys not only won
from a Cosmos cage team for
the first time yesterday, 1929,
bat they also spoiled Ham
tramck's perfect record in the
Metropolitan League this sea-
son in the upset.
Two other divisional pace
m kerS, Southeastern and
Northwestern were hard
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
PICTURE CHANGES

On6e the game got under way
the hoop seemed too small for The
Hawkcycs In the first eight min
utc> of the game they took Is
st7ufy at trc h8rECt both long and
short
AT -HtnFfHi-Atotr Michigan
led, Is 10 IT, They had stopped
the high scoring lads from the
f6'i com country cold. Iowa had a
biz cdee n height bu' failed 70
use It 10 advantage a. the Vol
NCT.rcs commanded the ball off
Tho backb0arde
As Tho game drew towards the
close, Michigan enjoyed 4 25 10
IS lead Then Murray Wier. a
second >trlngcr and the smallest
man on The Iowa roster, entered
the game and things began TO
happen The Iowa lads found their
targets and rapidly closed the gap
Three quick baskets In a row by
W.cr put tho Hawks in front by
q single point and Jack Spencer
applied tho CIIBhcr with a free
throw
Michigan made several despcr-
ate attempts 20 tally IN the flying
seconds but their efforts were all
Wild
Don Lurd led the scorer for
both teams with y points. Dick
Ives the high scorer IN the con-
ference last year and holder Of
mo E7me record Of - points was
held hy Lgnd and John Nullaney
20 two baskets during the entire
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22

muffed 19 Of "a chances. Paul
Taylor led the winners with 10
points as the Cosmos scoring
aces. Owen JaX and Emil Jones,
were held 10 six.
CLOSE TO END
Southeastern wasn't sure Of
victory over Eastern until The
final whistle. The teams battlod
10 a 1l-ll tie IN tho first hall
and the JungalcerS led only 2l-
20 when the final quarter
opened. Larry MANI was South
eastern'S scoring ace with 10
points, as Herman Pett gath
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Bruce Campbell Wed

Here's one Nal might have
missed SCI. Bruce Campbell one
of tho most highly respected ball
players ever 10 wear the uniform
Of the Detroit Tigers. was married
20 Miss Eve CUoN'on az So. LOUIS
at Kansas City on Nov. Is.
Bruce lS IN the army air forces,
stationed at Liberal Kan
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Titan CdgerS
Win in Breeze

University Of Detroit basketball
quintet encountered little trouble
downing St. Mary's of Orchard
Lake, 5O-38 last night al Hackett
Field House to gain its seventh
win IN II starts.
l. of d. jumped 10 early lead
and had 2S-16 lead at halfume.
Tom NOttOT, Than sophomore
guard and Jack Rakoczy, Eagles
forward share game scoring
honors with IA points each
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22

sollwaS Centrals high man with
l3 points Western was ahead,
1i-6. an the hall and 2l-12 at
The end Of the third period
against Chadsoy.
SCORING DUEL
Dave Abramson of CasS and
Jack Jacobson of Northern
waCCd q scoring battle in The
Eskimo victory. Abramson won
Vogt by point. rs 10 II.
Don We.dm8n'S field goal in
the closing minutes brought T.
C-- d Ll-1A-4l--tApHtPA e+er
Cooley reversing the outcome
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Bio Ten Heads Meet

CHICAGO Jan. 20 QNS)-Ap-
pointmcnt of a western confer
encc commissioner OF athletics 10
succeed the late Mai John l..
Griffith was expected to be the
main order Of business AT a joint
meeting IN Chicago today of con-
ference athletic directors and fac
ulty representatives..
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Wings Lose:

Bill Reay former Quebec Aces
star recently DISCHARGED from
Canadian navy. who won't he per-
mitted 10 cross border under new
ruling 10y Canadian SclcctiNe sCrv-
ice which prevents permits being
issued To veterans unless they've
served overseas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Hornsby'S Bid:

To buy Minneapolis American
Association club was rejected by
owner Mike Kelly Roger
hoped 10 buy il along with Oscar
-5airn-ur of t--Tr7-0.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Leads on TIA Score

A $50 finish barred Hattie
Wooster from an 500 rs she led
the weeks squad IN the senior
womens individual four game
bowling classic AZ Winter Garden.
Her total was IA. Hazel Hunts
73l was second
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Bob Tales
Golfer Bob Goido
Meets Pal in Indies
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Al Watrous the Oakland Hills
pro. recently received a letter
from T/Sgt. Bob Gaida.- -Mell-
known young golfer about the
district before Hirohito and Hitler
G ~ IN / a "A otIr ~seSsSS
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22

s I Y IN le a our
way of peace
loving life.
The letter in
dicated d Bob
W as in I h G.
N ct h r lands
East ! n d ie 5.
He s been OVER
seas II months.
ITS pretty
m u C h he
same here as
every place
else w e We
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Branch Hickey:

President OF Dodgers resting
comfortably in New York hospital
after minor operation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
DENNY BEATEN

Central had an easier time in
beating Redford, 36-27, TO be-
come the only -unbeaten and an
tied quintet in league competi-
ton.
In other league games. North
eastern nipped DENLY, 1884;
Western trimmed Chadsey, 28-
IA; L. OF d. High edged Cooley,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Yale Pitcher:

I'd MaChaj repeatedly got $1,000
bonus for signing with Newark
Bears. Yankees main farm club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Reject Ray Mack:

Indians second sackcr. IS, was
temporarily rejected by army at
Cleveland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
ES(oe is 7th
Powell K0
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Sampson Powell -SplltEG -A@rn
EScoe nine and one-ha!l pound,
and then knocked hum out i'm the
eighth of q scheduled i1-round
bout which topped Nick Londo,'
fistc card al Olympia last night
A crowd Of 2.725 customers
paid a gross gate of s. Obs 30 nct
81 460D 10 see the hard-hlttnq
Powell chalk mp his seventh kayo
in IA pro fights. II was the
Negroes thirteenth victory.
Powell weighed l64iz pounds
and ESCoe ia.
The end came after two min
utes of the eighth round. A terrific
right TO the jaw proved the de-
Gliding wallop.
EScoe took two counts Of fttnr
seconds each. but finally fell 10
the canvas. rolled over onto his
stomach, a thoroughly beaten
mittSter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Stan Musial:

Star ST Lou, Cards outfielder,
indicated preference for navy after
passing his preinducuon physical
exam at Pittsburgh
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Manuel Ortiz:

Worlds bantamweight champ
placed IN LA
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
NJ Blows II
.|n9OSe(onds
BIG TN STANDINGS

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
I'Cg 2g Michigan Al
I!.upao 81 Horthwestegn -
TONIGHi'S GAMES
Michigan ~ OHIO STATE
t.IfrHehfrrp AZ Purdue.
indiana az MluueaOta
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22

pressed TO come out on top. The
Jungaleers turned back Eastern,
30-26, while the Colts, trailing
by six points al the half. rallied
TO down Wilbur Wright, 1896.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22

Il was some minutes after the
knockout before EsCnc was re-
rIved
But the Toronto rinCster proved
himself q EamcStcr fighting the
better part Of five rounds with
one good eye. Badly slaehcd with
one Of PowcliS wicked punches
the left eye closed IN tHC
fourth round.
At the tinc. EScnc Ma -cnlng
strong and despite the injury won
the session. But after that the
battle was all PowclIS as Esc0e
CROPPED his way around the ring
trying desperately 10 keep out Of
harms way and at the same time
GET in a few telling wallops oil
his own
/ He was not successful in this
and Powell came out of the battle
unsCarred except for injuries
which the winners managers re-
ported he had going into the
scrap.
At the end Of the sixth round
ringsiders heard Escoe telling hi,
. seconds:
II can't see him"
TO TAKE REST
"PoweIrs right arm and the
llnuCkles of his left hand were
injured in training" Grady
jackson. one OF his managers,
declared I'VE will have 10 give
him a Iayo1 of three weeks or
more
Eddie Owens Of Detroit tagged
Kid Tagg Of Pittsburgh with Il
knockout in 30 seconds of a Scho1-
UTCd fOur-rOund preliminary be-
lieycd 10 be a record short cndine
ol a fight AZ Olympia
Vern Mitchell. Detroit heavy
weight making his FIRST pre-
appearance. stopped Eddie Meyer
Of Dayton IN / minute and Il
seconds.
Al Ellis got the decision over
Terry Finley. a pleasing feather.
weight from Toronto in foW
rounds and Gene Gudgill. Dayton
a good looking mittster. knocked
Eddie Callahan cold with a viciou.
right
Stanley -Afyke. a deaf natc fru-
Buffalo. won The duke over a
Mitchell Of Cleveland in a dui
heavyweight bout
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
OUT FOR 4 WHILE

L was some minutes after the
knockout before EsCnc was re-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-27
Daily Market Report

Detroit Feb. 27-AP-WFA -
HOGS salable 900. Active, strong
all good and choice barrows and
gifts over 100 lbs. Sl490; the
ceiling; good and choice sows large.
ly $l3.75-l4.l5: stays mostly $3.50;
complete clearance.
CATTLE salable 1900. Rather
small early supplies slaughter
steers and yearlings active, string
to mostly 25c higher: heifers shar-
Ing upturn; cows strong at recent
high time, spots slightly higher on
lower grade cows: bulls slow, stea-
dy but asking higher; stockers and
feeders scarce, firm. few small lots
shortfed good and choice 1O50-l2OO
ID. steers. Sl6.00-l6. 25: most medi-
UNI and good lots S1400-15.50: bulk
common and medium Sl100-l3.50,
with little under $500: load good
fed heifers, Sl5.25; bulk common
and medium beef cows Sl0.00-l3.OU:
most Gamers and cutters, $3.50
$50; light, shelly Gamers $500 or
below; few cutter and common
sausage bulls S9.O0-llO0 some
lightweight medium pulls to $3.50,
little done on heavy sausage bulls.
CALVES salable $50, vealers act.
i've, strong: early bulk good and
choice $l750-1S.00, latter trade most
ly $3.50; odd head strictly choice
to $3.50. ceiling; most common
and medium S13.0O-16.50; culls IS.
II.
SHEEP salable 1000. Only about
80 per cent OF run in; slaughter
lambs and sheep active. strong;
few small lots, aggregating about
sixty head strictly choice 9i.l03
lb. fed native lambs topped at
$16.75; most good and choice fed
lambs $16.0O1625; few just good
lots $3.50; some common 60 lbs.
$3.50: few culls $ll.00 down; most
common to good fat ewes $500
down.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-27
PRODUCE
(Molfs GrocerXl
Municipal Court
Buying Prices)

Antonio NJ. Longo. Willow Viii
lage. Monday was fined 500 and
sentenced to spend 80 days in coun-
t. Jail. The Jail term was sus-
p nded on condition that he remain
out of the county for two years.
He pleaded guilty to disorderly
conduct. after several boys ranging
in age from IA to Is complained to
police that onv arious occasions he
had attempted to modest them,
George Garner, 315 N. Washing
ton St. pleaded guilty to disorder.
" conduct, and paid a fine of
$40.
Herbert T. Bot paid a SIS fine
for speeding.
Henry T. Robbins, Hugo I. O'Neil.
Raymond Jeppesen, and Ralph Hun
ter each paid fine of $40 for excess
sive speed.
Total receipts Monday were
S1922O.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-27

"A pint OF blood can save a
life. Call Red Gross NOW for
your appointn emit"

Michigan personnel wounded in
action in the Europea area are:
Ashton. Pvt. Clarence Detroit.
Barber, Sgt. Robert-Waltz.
Barrett. Pvt Fred North st.
/ Bobyack, Pvt Joseph - Crosswell
/ Borovsky, cpl Jonn Garden City.
Bowlds. Pfc. James E.-Detroit.
Breitmeyer. Pvt Haven Crosse
Pointe Farm
/ Brokenshaw, Pfc. Maxwell S-Ro-
chester.
Bronkhorst, Pvt Leonard A--De.
trOit
Brewer, Pvt Clarence E Belmont
Butcher, Sgt Eustace-Detroit.
Cain, Pfc. sEdwarI A.-Romeo.
Depottey, Pfc. Walter A,-Enga-
dine.
Dnlahunt star Sgt. vern Mil
ford.
Dowse, PTS Thomas Detroit.
Echter, Pfc. Anton Stanton.
Ewing, Pvt Benjamin, DEAR
born
Falk. Pfc Carl Port Huron.
Fitzpatrick, Pfc. Clifford L.-Wyan-
date
Flakne, Pfc. Richard C.-Ann Ar
Dor
Fox, Pfc James J-Pewamo.
Francis, Pfc. Max A.-Owosso.
Freeze, Pvt. Horace T.-Niles.
Gerue. Pfc. Victor T-Ingalls.
Giordano, pvt Paul P.-Detroit.
Haise, Pvt. Robert H.-Temper-
anCe.
Hanson, Pfc. Robert C.-Coopers-
vile.
Hegbloom, Pvt. Nestor R.-Muske-
gon.
Hoefling, Pvt Harold Ravenna.
Holman. Pfc. John Dearborn.
Holek, Pvt, John A-Milan.
Holley, Sgt. Clarence NJ, Jr.-De
troit
Hosler, Pfc Duane T.-East Jor.
dan
Houghtelling, Pvt. Arnold A.-Flint.
Jack, 2nd 1t Thomas R.-Crystall
Falls
Jaklic Tech Sgt Martin DE
troit
Jetzke Tech. 9Th OR. George -
Detroit.
Jones, Pvt. Glare H.-Detroit 10.
Judd. Pvt Basiel R-Oxford.
Koenan. Pvt. Arthur detroit.
Kelly. Sgt Alexander, Jr.-Detroit
Klopf Sgt. Edward W.-Bay City
Kotowicz, Staff Sgt. Walter E
Flint
Kowalski, Pvt. Joseph C.-Detroit
Kryder, lst. 1t. George NJ, Jr.--
Jackson.
LaFleche, Pvt. Joseph E.-Hillman
Lang, Pfc. Francis Richmond.
Ledler. End 1t Morris B-Detroit
Lidy Tech. Sgt Maurice-Hazel
Park.
Light. Pfc. Frank M.-Northville.
Madarasz. Pvt. Charles A.-High,
land Park.
Martin. 1st II. Russell J, Jr. -
Prescott
Martinez, Pvt. Bernardo R.-De-
troit.
MCLEAN, Pvt Michael detroit.
McClelland, Ffc. Kenneth A. -
Bellevue.
Morgan Pfc Robert W.-Grand
Rapids
Ostrowski, Pfc. Raymond DE
troit.
Pada, Pfc Robert E-Menominee.
Pallas, Pfc. Fred W.-Snover.
Parkin Pfc John detroit.
Pelto, Pfc Arnold W.-Champion.
Pirtle, Pfc. Chester Flint.
PloDan, Staff Sgt. John-Ecorse.
Proper. LIST. 1t. Clarence a. -
Walled Lake
Putney, Pfc Royce H.-Muske-
gon Heights.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-27

Hartsell Pvt. Raymond C.-ySn
Dyke.
Hietala, Pfc. Erick Crystal
Falls.
Kamrath Pfc Horace s.-Detroit.
Keeble, Pfc. George detroit.
Koistila, Pfc. Otto E.-Houghton.
Korth. Sgt. Frances J.-Detroit
kozlowski, 2nd 1t. Barney r. -
HamtTamck.
Kramer, Pvt. Herbert Grand
vile.
Kusmierz, Sgt Edward detroit.
Lagalo. Pvt. Clement D.-Saginaw.
Larabee. Pfc. Harry M.-Clawson.
Lauterhahn, Tech. 4th CIR. Carl II.
Traverse City.
Malo, Pvt. Francis detroit.
MARITIME, Pfc. Authorization
Maskell, Pvt Nelson P.-Big Rap
ids.
Massey, Sgt. Harold W,-Boyne
Fails.
Mccormick. Tech. 5th CIR. Royal l..
Highland Park.
Mclnnis. Pfc. Vincent detroit
Mcleod. Pfc Pierce H.-Detroit.
Metcalf Pfc. Melbourne A.-Tawas.
Murphy. Pfc. Hugh Muskegon..
Niewiarowicz, Pfc. Leonard A. -
Cheboygan.
O'Callaghan, Pfc Donnell P.-De.
troit.
O'Nesl Pvt. Lee B.. Jr.-Detroit.
Ortiz, Pfc. Anthony-Cass City.
Paia, Pfc. Stanley J.-Detroit
Palusinski, 2dn. 1t. Mitchell
Hamtramck.
Paquette, Cnl Charles E.-Detroit.
Parvparet, Pvt. Leo psf. Clair
Shores.
Peters. Pvt George F.-Lupton.
Pike. Pfc. Marvin D.-Hancock.
Pintcki, Pvt Irwin Est. Joseph.
Reichmann, Pvt. Rov E.-Detroit.
Ross, Pvt. Aloysius F-Chehovgan
Rutyna. Sgt. Joseph T.-Detroit.
Scramlin. Tech. 4th CIR. Claude f.
Jr.-Lapeer.
Sorensen Pvt. Carl C.-Detroit.
Stanlow, Pfc. Arthur J.-Deroit
Surma. Pfc Stanley J.-Detroit.
Detroit.
Twining. Pfc. Ivan W.-NIuskegon.
Swisher. Tech. 5th CIR. Vernice F.
Buchanan.
Szvmanski, STAFF Sgt Anthony j
Detroit
Twining, Pfc. Ivan W.-Nuskegon.
Tyler. LIST. 1t Raymond C.-Pon-
Lansing
tiaC.
Walker stan SGT. Bernard L.
Walker. Pfc Earl E.-Dearborn.
Weitzel Pvt William F.-Detroit.
Weller, Pfc, Arthur E-Mrs. Olive
Wirick, Pfc. Max G.-Adrian.
Wirtanen. Pfc. Arne V.-Trenarv.
York. Pfc. Orville W.-Detroit
NEW YORK-INS - Disagree
ment over the sharing of funds
raised in the 1945 campaign was
reported Monday to have caused
dissolution Of the United Jewish
appeal. a unified drive which. since
It's founding in 1899. raised s1O5..
OUO'OOO for refugees and Palestine.
The partner agencies affected bv
the split were the united Palestine
appeal and the joint distribution
committee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-27
New York Stocks

New York. Feb. TAP The
stock market continued to move
over an irregular route today and,
while assorted favorites did moder-
ately well, many leaders remained
in the minus ranks.
Buying again was inspired by
earnings and dividend prospects
bu- accounts were trimmed here
and there on the idea more OF a
technical correction was nKely be-
fore the advance could be resumed.
Dealings tapered after a fairly
active opening and trends were in
definitely near midday.
(Bv Watliug lercnpn & Comnanv,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-27

cAULIFLoWER-No. l. BY, S2.25.
2.75.
DRY ONlONS-No. /, 50 lbs, $3.50
l.65.
PARSNlPS-No. l, bu.. S2.2j-2.5O.
POTATOES No. /, 100 lbs. So CO.
1858.
PUMPKINS-No. I. bu.. 5O-75c.T
RUTABAGAS-No. /. bu.. 9Oc-
Sl.25.
SQUASH-Hubbard. No l. bu. VOC
l.25
TURNlPS No. I, boz. bchs. $l.55-
LIS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-27
Detroit Cash Grain

WHEAT-No. l red. sl.74ls.
Mailing BARLE4-choice new
Sl.44-l.50; needles. S1.l5.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-27
Vegetables

BEETS-No. /. bu., S1.S5.2.00.
CABBAGE-No. l. bu.. go lbsl
Sl25-15O; red, t1.50-2.
CARROTS-No. l, doz lunches,
S3.50-4 90.