davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09

An A erican mortar
crew of the Mars Task
Force which cut off the
Jap escape route to Eashio,
stripped to the waist as
they work under the trOpi-
cal Burma sun feeding the
mortar which has just let
loose with a terrific blast
against the Jap forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09

> ~ . - I IT MRS NHflfIIN
wife Of Arthur J. Whelpley, a
dental technician az the Henry
Ford Hospital They reside at
22SlO Arlington. She has been
active in Rod Cross and OCD
work and is a member OF numer-
Gus clubs and associations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Percy Jones
Arrivals

BATTLE CREEK, Feb. S-Ten
more wounded Mic hig a n men
were admitted yesterday to Percy
Jones Hospital. They are:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09

She IS the
first woman 10
be named a city
plan COTIlTTlS :
sIoner. A for
ner member Of
[ h e historical
she
is a graduate
of Wooster Col
lege and the
l. ~ erSity of
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09

Pvt. George Lott, %. at
Rhoads General Hospital in
Utica, y. Y. hears the joy
full news that he will be able
10 use his arms and hands,
shattered by a mortar she'll
i'm AlSaCc Lorraine. Sulla
and penicillin saved him.
International ih0t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Woman P|dteds
In Planning Post

margarine ". s. Whelpley.
prominent civic leader, has been
appointed to serve on the Dear
born city plan commission. Mayor
Orville L. Hubbard announced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
DETROIT AREA

Ciss, Pvt Albert A., 763 Beard
Kass Pvt Rudolph j.. 222 n. Post
Lussier. Pvt Robert b. 24o44 Meadowlark
Femdale
ManOwsH. Pfc. Alfred J.. s112 Badger,
sJbcuce Pfc. George. 1887 Fullerton.
OUTSTATE
CLARK Pvt Robert r., Crawling
LETTERS, Ti5 clyde Z. Mention
Kafiaele. Cpl Albert j., Sault ste Marie
Norman PFC Omer J.. Hcrmansyille.
Ware, Pfc. Dale 6, Temperance.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-14
v METEZU
MARIJA KMEToVA
Roman >r ...


Trstu, ko Sc snideva zopet. Co
tovo Sc je odpeljal ze ponoei il
Maribora.-Ko bi Andrej slutil,
ko bi le slutil! Ali je to ze pre-
vara? In pojdem ze prevaro v
zakon? IL raztrganega blaga 81
sivam novo obleko? Ali-kaj-
kdo bi premisljal! Onih pocest-
nih skrbi pa le ne bo vec. Hvala
Bogu," je sklenila spet glasno,
da Sc je Wanda ozrla in vprasala
"Bova kmalu v Ljubljani?''
''Kmalu. Sc bojis in tt je hui
do?"
mic vec, a snoci sem Sc jo-
kala, YES, mamica..'
"Res? Pa mic ne vem."
''Ker sem Sc premagovala. Sal
sem videla, kako je bilo tebi sa-
mi hudo."
''To 81 videla ?"
20, da! Ali sc bojis zaradi at
ka v Trst? Ali We atek, da poi
dem v zavod? Kaj ne bo hud
Nicesar mi ne poves?"
Prav neprijetno so dirnile Ii.
no te Vandine besede in cez ne.
kaj casa je odgovorila:
"Mislim, da ne We, da bos v
Ljubljani v zavodu, a hud ne be
prav mic zaradi tega.'
"Ne We? Kaj mu nisi pisala p
me"
"Pa on ii je pisal vsak damn
tudi ii 81 vsak dan pisala pismo
Kaj ga nisi atku pisala?"
"Njega nj vec v Trstu."
20, mamica, da mi nisi pove.
dala! Kje pa je?''
"V Ameriki."
"V Ameriki" Wanda sc je ta'
ko zacudila, da je kar poskocils
s sedeza in sklenila roke. "Ta'
ko dalec! Kaj je Sci po denar?"
'Mislim."
"In bos ii zdaj sama v Trstu
o, ko bi to vedela, ne bi sla v "a
vod! Sal tt bo dolgcas, ko bos sa
ma. O, JAZZ pojdem teboj! Mic
nikar sc ne ustaviva v Ljublja
MI"
"Tak nikar, n ikar. Wanda
Meni DO v Trstu prav lepo."
"Ker sc ne bo atek vec kregal
kajne? To je re res. A kdo be
prinesel denarja? Sal bos mora
la tudi zane placevati? Kakt
bos mogla?"
''Nic ne skrbi, Wanda. Meni be
prav dobro in lepo, Sc vse lepse
kakor mi je bilo doslej. V dru
gem stanovanju bonn, vsega DO ,
izobilju in tudi tebi bonn posilja
la, cesar bos potrebovala."
"Mamica, ii me lie tolazis."
"Ne, ne-je res"
''Pa odkod hos imela denar
Kaj 81 dobila terno ali dedscint
ali je re atek kaj postal il Ame'
rike?"
''Ne."
20, ze VEN, ze VEN! je nena'
donna vzkliknila Wanda. "Gos
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-14

Tina in Wanda sta sli pocasi
po mestu. Tenka megla je bila v
soncnih zarkih vsa srebrna in
modro nebo je blestelo v visavi.
Ljudje in ulice pa kakor bi Sc
Jim zdehalo, Sc cestanl Sc nj lju-
bilo prav mic. Pocasi in nalahno
Sc je odmikala megla, dokler Sc
MISC nasmehnile hise v soncu.
Ljubljanski grad je gledal tako
ponizno in mirno, da Sc je zdel
Vandi kakor koklja, XII varuje
pisceta. z.s~.
"Kje je zavod?" je nestrpno
izprasevala re nekaj casa Wanda
in ko sta bill prisli s Tino ma
precejsen trg, je pokazala Tina
z roko in dejala:
"No, torej tu bos."
Wanda Sc je ustavila in tudi
Tina je obstala in je opazovala
Vando, XII je nalahno vzdrhtela,
da Sc j je zasmilila.
'Kaj nj lepo?" jo je vprasala
nenavadno memo.
Wanda Sc je zagledala v izred-
no lepo in okusno proeelje GER
kve, XII Sc je zaradi rumenkaste
barve blestelo kakor pozlacenc
v soncu in to zlato in jasna mo.
drina neba jo je spomnilo morja
in Trsta. Tako nezna je bila visa
cerkev, da Sc je zdela Vandi ka.
kor il papirja. Ma desni in lew
pa je stalo poslopie in Wanda je
koj vedela, da je tn Sofa in "a.
vod.
"Ti je vsec?" je ,vprasala spet
Tina.
."Lepo je," je odvrnila Wanda
"A &c dezuje, gotovo nj tako le'
po."
"Kakor tudi Trst nj lep v dez
ju."
"Tudi ne," je povzela v mislif
Wanda in pristavila:
"Pa pojdiva radovedn
sem."
(Dalje prlhodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-14

pod Gornik te ina rad, pa ii je
dal. Kajne?'
Zdaj Sc je Tina zacudila, da bi
bila skoraj poskocila $ sedeza,
vendar il je bio prijetno, da je
Wanda sama imenovala Gornika.
"Odkod pa ii to yes! Glej, glej
-kako 81 prisla ma to?"
ITO vendar ze dolgo vena, da
te ima Gornik rad. In tako Ia
losten je bill, ko sva odhajali v
Maribor. Gospod Gornik je do
Der, meni je vedno kaj prinesel
in tako lepo me je pogledal ved-
no. O, zdaj pa ze vem, da bos
imela denarja. A kako hos vrni-
la? Aha-atek poslje il Ameri-
ke, pa bo. Imam prav, mamica %
t.s "Priblizno."
I'm gospod Gornik ii je pre-
skrbel drugo stanovanje? In da
DO lepo, pravis? Povej, povej!
Kje, kako?"
''Kako 81 sitna, Wanda. Sc
Ljubljano bova zamudili. No, Sc
nekaj postal je-."
"Tak povej, pr e d e n bova v
Ljubljani. To moran vedeti, da
tt bonn vsaj lahko pisala. Sal
vendar yes! Uf, kaksna 81! Sal
nisem tako majhna.'
"Kje bonn stanovala, tt re pi-
sem. In da bo lepo, tudi ven."
20, gospod Gornik ina dosti
denarja! Milijone, sem slisala."
20 ii, Wanda, ii! No, kaj te Sc
skrbim
mic vec. LIE sama bos, to je.
Te DO gospod Gornik obisko-
val?"
"Seveda. Sc ondi bo stanoval."
"Kakor ii, mamica ?"
''Kakor JAZZ, da.'
Wanda je utihnila in nj vedela
ali hi izrekla misel, XII il je pri.
sla. Vendar je dejala poeasi in
pretrgano:
"To bo cudno."
"Cudno?" Tina je zardela in
pogledala skozi okno.
'Da, ker-ker nj tvoj MOI
ker nj atek, no."
"Pa bo." Tina je kar trescila
besedi, ker je videla, da Wanda
vec We o teh stvareh, kot 81 je bi.
la mislila. ''In koncno-saj mo-
ra izvedeti-in dobro, da je pri.
celia sama ia pogovor, je dejals
sama pri sebi.
"Gospod Gornik DO MOI? Tvoj
mamica? In atek? Joj, sal Sc ne
SINE! Kako DO hudn'
"On re vse ve."
"Zato je v Ameriki?"
"Zato. In &c sc SINE ali sc ne
SINE, o tenn ne razmisljaj. A jaz
mislim, da sc SINE. In tudi DO ta'
ko.'
Him, pa da mi nicesar ne po
yes, mamica."
| "Kaj bi ii pravila, saj sams
vse yes. Torej ne skrbi prav nif
zane, ko bos prisla ma pocitnice
pa bos videla, kako lepo nam
bo."
"Sem ze zelo radovedna. O
mamica, kaj nj Ljubljana tole?
"Saj res. TAX odpraviva se.'
Tina je prijela Vando in j po
gledala v oci. Isl Sc v skrbeh p
mic vec."
lie vesela bodi, vse bo do
! bro."
T111 NTz.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-14
(Nadal ljevanje)


pojdem, v omotico ljubezni I.
Ljubezen? Kaj je res, da ne lju-
bim Andreja, kakor nisem ljubi-
la Toneta tedaj, ko sem Sc poro-
ella z MIN? Kaj je res tako?
Ne slepimo se,' pravi Pirc. Ali
Sc res slepim? Ali sem Sc varala,
ko sem menila, da ljubim Andre
ia? Je Ii " resnici lie denar? Max
-tega ne bonn premisljala"
Zamahnila je z roko in vstala.
"Cemu misliti! Cemu, cemu-
sal je vseeno in brez misli je lep-
se." ze je legla v posteljo in
ugasnila luc, tedaj so pripolzle
Sc zadnje misli, najhujse "a IT.
no: Torej ne znam ljubiti.-To-
meta nisem ljubila, Andreja-ne
ljubim, pravijo, Pirca tudi ne.
In vendar, vendar sem bila poro-
cena S Tonetom, Sc bonn poroeila
z Andrejem, bom-kaj bonn S
Pircem? Sc zaljubim vanj? Ali
sem re zaljubljena?"
v neskoncni utrujenosti je po-
easi legala omotica vanjo in jo
je prepregle kakor z nnrezo.
Vlak je hitel. Tina je bila BILE
da in utrujena, Vandi so zarela
lica in VISA pokrajina zunaj je
bila zavita v medic meglo. Ia
tohlo je bilo ozracje, zdaj pa
zdaj je ostro zadisalo po premo-
gu, da te je zaskelelo v nosu in
grlu.
TIM je nekako odleglo po wee
rajsnji nevihti; spet je bila mi
sci ma Andreja in bogastvo ma
povrsju in re je duhu snovala
nacrte. Da Andrej nj razsipen,
je vedela, a ona ga DO ze premo-
tila tako, da il bo nakupil vse-
ga, cesar 81 bo zazelela. Veseli1a
Sc je svidenja z Meto in Melaniji
DO pokazala, da je nasla sreco in
storila prav, ko Sc je podala ma
pot locitve in novega zakona.
Motilo je pa Tino vendarle,
ker je toliko mislila ma udobnost
in tako malo ma samo zdruzenje
z Andrejem. "Ce bi bill Andrej
reven-ali hi Sc porocila z
njim?' je nenadoma poskocila
misel v Tinino narocje. "Ce bi
bill lie preprost Embellishments
tudi doktor-a ne bi bill bogat-
bi ga vzela?" Tina Sc je sklonila
in pomislila. "Nak-ne bi sc We
zala vnovic-seveda sc ne BIZ"
Pogledala je skozi okno, a mi
sci je Sc silila vanjo. 'Torej ven
darle sama udobnost? In mic lju-
bezni? ?-Je incl Pirc prav?"
Skomizgnila je rameni. "Pa
kdo mi more steti to v zlo? Vsak
81 postelje, da lei udobneje. No
rec bi bill, XII tega ne bi storil." -
"A ljubezen je slepa," je spet
svignila druga misel. "Ce hi bila
zaljubljena, niti ne bi pomislila
ali je Andrej bogat ali ne.
"Seveda ne bi pomislila, a sal
nisem neunna in tako neizkuse-
ma, da ne bi poznala zivljenja!
In sal je-saj je razum vec cd
ljubezni in razum nj mic grdega.
Kdo mi bo zameril, &c zelim ci-
stega ozracja po vsej zatohlosti
v prejsnjem zakonu? Kdo mi bo
stel v zlo, &c sedem, kadar sem
utrujena? &c 81 odpoeijem po
dolgi poti?"
Lice Sc il je zvedrilo. "Ah,
hvala Bogu," je dejala skoro
glasno-"nic vec skrbi, mic vec
mic vec." Spet sc je zagledala v
tia. "Pirc? Kako da sc je tako
razkrinkal! On, XII Sc ne ida nj.
koli, on, XII stopa preko vseh ir
vsega! In on-sam doktor Pir<
mi je tako jasno primal, da ME
ljubi! Sicer pravi, da to nj lju'
bezen, da sva lie diva cloveka, k
sva ze cd nekdaj zvezana. cud
no, eudno. A prevzelo me je ven
dorlo Ho1osfnn 10 hi1-f11di men
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
SPOT BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO, May 49, (P The
spot butter and egg markets were
nominally unchanged today.
Butter re e pts 2343 458, 248
pounds compared with 635, 1877
pounds yesterday.
Egg receipts were 21,791 cases
compared with 1883 cases yester-
day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, May 10 tR Sal
able cattle 500, calves 100, COM
pared Friday last week. Receipts
comparable with week earlier. fed
steers and yearlings predominated
good and choice steers 1925 lower,
strictly choice kinds 10-15 off; COM
mon and medium grades general
ly so down; top steers IT'S, long
yearlings bringing same price; ex-
IRENE top for week 1890, paid for
heifers, but feedlot mates later sold
for 1850; few fed steers above 1850
bulk145O-1725; no reliable outlet on
common and medium slaughters
steers at 12.50-1425, some such Of
ferings as much as 100 under two
weeks earlier, stockers and feeders
weak to Is lower, thin light kinds
off most; most stockers and feed
ers 12.50-14.50; strictly choice hei-
fers 25-40 lower; general heifer
market 1925 off; practical top 1850
bulk 14.00-16.75; cows strong to Is
higher; feet bulls 25-40 up but saus-
age bulls lost early advance; callers
firm; cutter cows closed at $50
downward; most beef cows 9.75-13
so; heavy sausage bulls, after re-
aching 1880, dropped to 1900 late
when heavy beef bulls reached 1900
odd head choice Dealers 1880, good
and choice offerings very scarce,
firm at 1450-16.00
Salable sheep 500, total $500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
MARKET EXTENDS
RECOVERY TREND
BY VICTOR EUBANK

NEW YORK, May 19.-(P)-Ine
stock market extended its recoV-
cry selectively today after gen.
eral bullish week.
Buying still was inspired main
ly by postwar prosperity psy-
chology. Many customers cashed
profits, however, as the averages
equalled their 8-year peak estao-
lished earlier this month.
Advancing tendencies persisted
at the start. aims running to more
than point were reduced or can,
celled in numerous cases toward
the finish but closing plus marks
were in the majority. Volume OF
100000 shares compared with
100000 last Saturday.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was up 2 of point at
65.3, which duplicated the highest
figure since August 81, 1887,
reached May 5, last. 1t was the
fifth successive rise Of this barom-
eter. The utilities average scor-
ed its sixth traight gain at a
high since July 81, 1887. OF 1874
issues registering, 345 were up,
226 down and 223 unchanged.
Hudson Motors, liveliest sprin-
ter, climbed at the opening but
eventually was thrown for loss
when the Fisher Bros. at Detroit
denied any deal to control the
company.
In front were Baltimore & Ohio
common and preferred, Santa Fe,
Chrysler, Willys-O Overland, Sears
Roebuck, Braniff Always, Look
heed, Dupont, National Power,
Engineers Public Service, Texas
Pacific Land Trust, Douglas Air
craft and Real Silk Hosiery. De-
clines were suffered by U. S.
Eteel, General Motors, Westing-
house, Great Northern, Goodyear
and international Nickel.
Secondary rail bonds held to
the upside. At Chicago, rye was
up 3-4 to 2 1-8 cents a bushel and
wheat off IA to /. Cotton was 10
to IS cents a bale higher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
SPOT COTTON

NEW. ORLEANS, May 19-H-
New Orleans spot cotton closed
steady unchanged. Sales 1879. Low
middling 1870; middling 22.45;
good middling 2285. Receipts
1924, stocks 240,845.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, May 1s.-R)-Ba~ley
was up the five-cent limit Nav
rye sold at $1.45 IA, a new 2o-year
high, and corn traded at the cell
ing price today as short covering
and commission house demand dis
closed a shortage of offerings in
grain futures markets.
Shorts were aggressive buyers
IN all pits, attempting to cover
before trading in May contracts
ends Tuesday and, except in wheat.
profit cashing was lifted to the
bulges.
Indications that large amounts of
corn and oats will be shipped to
Europe and reports the govern
ment may permit whisky manu-
were factors account in for tsec
factu-e during July or August also
broad demand for futures.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, May 19-P)-Sales,
closing price and net change OF the
fifteen most active stocks today:
Nat Pow and 1t %, 900 1914 Up 70
Hudson Mot 25,900 315s Up Is
Colum Gas and Ell 1900 ga No
Bait and Ohio 1890 1872 Up u
Tex Pac Id Tr 1900 1874 Up IL
WHY'S Over 1890 231z Up IS
Cons Vultee 5000 22M Up "a
Allegheny Pr $500 4834 Up Us
West Union A $500 47B Up u
Boeing Airpl 5000 20k No
Bait and Ohio Pr 1850 353s Up
III
Am and For Pow Pf 1900 247a
Up 7s
Am and For Pow $500 35s No
Graham Paige $500 634 No
Socony Vac $500 1875 Up Is
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, May 19.-P)-
The average price of middling 1916
inch cotton at ten designated south
ern spot market today was. 5 cents
a bale higher at 2264 cents a
pound, new high for the season.
Average for the past 80 market
days was 22.41. Middling TO inch
average was 2136.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
CHICAGO POTATOES

CHICAGO, May 18- B -Pota.
toes: arrivals At, on track SO, tota,
U. S. shipments 791; old stock sup.
plies light, for gest stock demand
moderate, market firm; new stock
offerings very light. demand good,
market firm; Alabama 1O0-pound
sacks bliss triumphs U. S. No. l,
4,39; Florida 100-pound sacks bliss
triumphs, u. S. No. l, 4.76; So
pound sacks bliss triunphs, COM
mercials, 2.49; California 1OO-
pound sacks long white, U. S. No.
l, 4.39; Maine round whites. seed
sock, 4.55.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
Security Quotations

These bid and asked quotations
represent prices at which one or
more dealers, members of the Ma.
tlonal Association of Securities DIAL
ers, Inc, would trade with the gen.
eral public at the time the quota
tons were gathered, IL noon Wed
NPCH9v Nov &c 1nAE.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20

The average depth Of oceans u
about $4,000 feet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, May 10. - R - Nc
wheat. No corn. Oats: No. l mixed
SO IL; No. mixed heavy, outside
weights. 70. Barley: mailing, Ito.
1.39 IL, nominal; freed 82-l.02
nominal. Field seed per hundred
weight nominal: timothy 6.O0-6.25;
red top 13.00-1600; red clover
31.50; sweet clover 1865; Alsika
$3.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
CEILING CONTINUE

WASHINGTON, May 49, up -
The OPA announced today that
current country shipper price cell
ings on all Florida grapefruit will
be continued through August 81.
This means the present disaster al
lowance of SIS cents for one and
three fifths bushel container also
will be maintained, the agency ad-
ded.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
N. c. EGGS. POULTRY

RALEIGH, May 19-(P)-(NCDA)
Egg and poultry markets steady.
Raleigh-U. S. grade AA extra
large AZ; hens, all weights, 277z.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
Three Persons Killed
In S. e. Gun Bath

NEwBERRY, S. c., May 1s.-WA
Two police officers and the BROTH
er of an arrested man were killed
in a gun duel near police head
quarters at Whitrnire, S. c. today.
The dead were officers r. n.
Gillian, 46, of Union, S. c., and
Will Evans, 80, of Whitmire; and
Jack M. Dill, about IS Of Whit
mire.
The shooting started, investiga.
ton officers said, when Dill ap.
preached the police officer after
his brother, P. L. Dill, had been
arrested on a charge of operating
an automobile while under the in
fluence of alcohol. Dill was said
to have killed Gillian and then to
have died with Evans when they
exchanged several shots from pis.
tolls.
~V
The average depth Of oceans n
about 1000 feet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
N. c. HOGS

RALEIGH, May 1s-tPy-(NCDA)
Hog markets steady with tops of
14.55 at Clinton and Rocky Mount.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, May 19-(R-Clos-
ing foreign exchange rates follow
(Great Britain in dollars, others
in cents:
Canadian dollar in New York
open market 9 3-8 per cent discount
or 9O.87 IL U. S. cents, unchanged.
Europe: Great Britain official
buying $402, selling $4.04.
Latin America: Argentina free
24.887, unchanged; Brazil free 5.25
Mexico 2O.65.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Lansing Area
Population Up

LANSING, June 11-PoStal au-
thorltleS here estimated today
that Lansing now has a wartime
population of 10000 with another
10000 persons living IN the adj
jacent surroundings of Lansing
township.
Postmaster n. u. Harris said
that the number Of stops made
IN the city and township al the
present time. give clear lndlca-
ton that the total population OF
the two is AZ least 10000
The last federal census taken
several years ago placed the city'S
population Al 10000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
BY Roy Crane

a ,2oc increase ir business is the fine
busne,, record attained b, Robert m tbe
,n month, he hi, been Detroit Time,
Garner IN Will, and Fremont streets. 4
B student IN the seventh grade of ST.
AIb:uu, school, Robert, ambition, a,e
to grsduate from the University OF DE
trort and 10 be driitsmar. y
Robert n -, h,c, lt ,.5s F. Wills.
attsnd, church even, week st ST. Alber.u,.
and like, 90 carry rlrer tn sam Wit-
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League, follow, uooderaft a. hobby.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Kazoo Central High
To Graduate $40
I q

KALAMAZOO. June 11-Cen-
trail High School seniors totaling
800 will be graduated Thursday
with Dr. John Writ Dunnlng
Presbyterian pastor and religious
writer OF Kalamazoo as the
speaker. ST AuguStineS Catholic
High School graduated 80 al cere-
monies yesterday. State High viii
graduate 6s Thursday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
kaZOO City Niaris
Business Is Brief

KALAMAZOO. June II 49, Al
though the Municipal Retail Mar.
ket operated by the city was
opened June ] not a single offer
ing of produce appeared until
yesterday when four small loads
of eggs poultry, vegetables and
plants were sold IN an hour.
AnVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
WISHING WELL 81
Registered u. S. Patent Ofice.
BY MaeLean
By Wall Disney
By Jimmy Halo

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every day 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
the letters II the number
letters subtract II the number is less than g.
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-06-07
PUTNAM COUNTY
Plan Meadow Check I'm
Putnam Crop Tour

Two meadow demonstration plots
have been planted in Putnam county
and will be stops in the annual
county crop tour in August, it was
reported by County Agent L. C.
Holtkamp.
One plot was planted by Amos
Bockrath in Union township, while
Clifford Pierman planted the other
in Blanchard township. Each plot
has been divided into six sections
with various types of seed and fer
tilizer being used on each.
The plots were planted under the
supervision of the county agent and
regular checks will be made at both
locations.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-06-07
Bandits Take $1,000 In
HOld-Up At Lima

Two masked bandits believed to
have been armed snatched $1,000 in
currency from Lima merchant po-
liceman and a State theater employe
as they approached the night deposit
tory of the Metropolitan bank on
North Elizabeth street at 10:45 p. m.
Sunday to deposit the money.
Two well dressed young men be-
tween 25 and 80, the lower part of
their faces hidden by handkerchiefs
stepped from doorway in the
Steiner building and ordered J. c..
Ashburn, 10, the policeman, and The
odore Godfrey, 16, a theater usher,
to hand over the money which repre-
sented the Sunday receipts from the
Sigma and State theaters.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-06-07
Many School Posts
Open In Putnam

Two superintendencies, one post of
principal-coach and five other vacan-
cies were reported in the Putnam
county rural schools Monday by
County Supt. Carl d. Vermilya as
the summer vacation period began.
Carl Worstell has resigned as sup
erintendent of the Vaughnsville
schools to accept position in the
Perrysburg schools. He has been at
Vaughnsville three years during
which time he also served as coach
of the athletic teams.
Irwin Weller, principal of Ottawa
public high school, also resigned to
accept post with the Continental
schools. Supt. Merwin o. Hilty re-
Gently announced his resignation in
Ottawa. The Ottawa board hopes to
hire a superintendent and a princi-
pal coach, the county executive stat
ed.