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Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-22
ATTEST:
IRWIN MAUPIN,
City Clerk of Said City.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL

STATE OF CALIFORNIA }
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL )-Ss.
CITY OF Ell CENTRIC
I, irwin Maupin, City Clerk OF the
City of Ell Centre, do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing is true and
correct copy of Ordinance No. 483
and that said Ordinance was duly
and regularly adopted at regular
meeting of the City Council Of the
City of Ell Centro held on the 3rd
day of January, 1945, by the follow
ing vote:
AYES: Fawcett, Hatton, He'll,
Tondro, Moore.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
NOT VOTING:
all as shown by the minutes of said
meeting.
IRWIN MAUPIN,
(SEAL City Clerk of the
City of Ell Centre.
No. %. ] %
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-22

AN ORDINANCE CHANTING TO
TUF SOUTHERN PACIFIC COM
PANY, A CORPORATION, iIe
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, A
FRANCHISE TO CONSTRUCT,
MAINTAIN AND OP f X +
THREE SPUR TRACKS ACROSS
FIRST STREET IN THE CITY
OF Ell CENTRIC.
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B-6 **THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, Il,

their positions through appoint
ment and not by reason of their
titles would be permitted to resign
If named on the suspect list
The SO suspects whose surrender
deadline is midnight were named on
Gen. MacArthur's December 2 list.
Fifty-seven others. including Prince
Fumimaro Konoye, former three
time premier, and Marquis Koichi
KIDD, one of the Emperor's closest
advisers, have until midnight Sum-
day. They were on the December 6
list.
The first of 300 japanese war
crimes suspects are scheduled to go
on trial at Yokohama next Tues
day. They are accused mainly of
atrocities against prisoners of war.
Among the suspects surrendering
today were Admiral Soemu Toyoda,
former commander in chief of the
combined fleet; Admiral Seizo Ko-
bayashi, retired, former commander
in chief of the combined fleet, one
time Governor of Formosa and war
time president of the Imperial Rule
Assistance Association; Inosuke Fu-
runo, Englsh-speaking president of
the abolished Domei agency; XII
yoshi Goko, president of Mitsubishi
Heavy Industries, and Shingo Tsuda,
Mitsui industrialist.
Field Marshal Shunroku Hata,
former commander in chief of JAP
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Prince Heads Parade
OF Top laps Entering
Prison as Suspects
By the Associated Press.

6S the AShocldteu fIeSS.
TOKYO, Dec. IA parade of
war crimes suspects, headed by I'M
perial Prince Morimasa Nashimoto,
surrendered at Sugamo prison to-
day-their final day of grace under
Gen. MacArthur's arrest order.
Nine had arrived by 1890 am.
Others of the SO top ranking jap
anese associated with war and mil
itarism, Those arrests Gen. Mac
Arthur ordered 10 days ago, were
checking in at Sugamo at min
ute intervals. All carried consider
able baggage.
First 20 arrive was Nashimoto, the
aged prince whose apprehension Or
der puzzled many japanese and
stirred the Diet into sharp criti-
cism of Premier Kijuro Shidehara
for failure to obtain his reprieve.
First member of the imperial house
ordered arrested, Nashimoto drove
to prison from the burned ruins of
his Tokyo mansion.
Two hours earlier, 1t. Gen. Masa-
haru Homma and two other jap
anese officers we're removed from
Sugamo for a flight to Manila to
face trial on charges growing out OF
the infamous Bataan March OF
Death and other atrocities.
Only last week, 1t. Gen. Tomo-
yuki YamaShita was convicted in
Manila by an American Military
Commission of having condoned
wholesale outrages by troops of his
Philippines command and was SEN
fenced to be hanged He has begun
a series of appeals which will reach
Gen. Macarthur and the United
States Supreme Court in Wash
ington.
In Tokyo today, men, women and
school children were signing an ap-
peal to be submitted to Gen. Mac
Arthur to spare Yamashita's life
The petition was circulated by
Toichiro Araki, chief of the Araki
Efficiency Research Station, who
said it would be delivered to Gen
MacArthur's headquarters when it
bears 100000 names.
Homma, one of Yamashita's pre-
decessOrs as Japanese commander
of the Philippines, smiled and waved
as he was taken to Atsugi airield.
Taken with him were Col. Akira
Nagahama, commander of Manila
Kempetai Thought police from late
1912 until this year, and 1t. Col.
Saichi Ohta, his predecessor there
in 1912.
War crimes were uppermost in
the minds of Japanese. Kyodo news
agency reported at least 80 men,
bers of the House of Peers desig-
mated as suspects by Gen. Mac
Arthur have reached a secret agree
ment to retain their seats.
kyodo reported the understanding
principally was among titled peers,
who said their designations would
affect the organization of the upper
chamber. The caucus decided, how
ever, that members who obtained
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with minor amendments. The
peers were expected to pass the
measure with little delay, giving the
Diet its first major accomplish
ment OF a long winded special ses-
sion.
The bill lowers the male voting
age from Is to 20 as well as en-
franchising women and revises elec-
toral apportionment.
The dominant Progressive party
succeeded in attaching several
amendments to the bill before it
passed the house. One prohibits
ANY excessive demonstration or in
stigatory action in electioneering."
This presumably was intended to
stif1e potential Communist fireworks
and possibly to protect some war;
time elected representatives who fear
physical violence if they face con-
Stituents.
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anese expeditionary forces in China;
Matsutaro Shoriki, president of the
Tokyo newspaper Yomiuri Hochi;
Masataka Ota, former newspaper
executive and government official;
Admiral Sanikichi Takahashi, re-
tired, former chief of staff of the
combined fleet: 1t. Gen. Nobutake
Shioten, retired, head of the Anti
Semitic Society of Japan.
The Diet Enthusiastically plugged
along with reform bills demanded
by Gen. Macarthur, although war
crimes and fear of being placed on
the Allied commanders wanted lists
are uppermost in many members
minds.
An election law reform bill grant,
ing women's suffrage and extend
ing the vote to millions of young
men went to the peers after pass
ing the House of Representatives
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Order to Grant Army
80 Pct. Of Better Beef
Y the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
The Agriculture Department ex-
poets to issue an order within a
day or two setting aside for War
Department purchase 80 per cent Of
better grades of beef to enable the
Army to obtain its necessary sup
plies.
Department officials yesterday
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said the amount would be only that
which the Army had been author
lied to buy under the ALLEGATION
program, and therefore should not
reduce meat available to civilians.
The Army. however, has been pur-
chasing its better grade meat in
the open market since August IS.
Victory Bond dollars will assure
the best medical attention for our
wounded veterans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Midget Racing
Sure on Sunday

According TO promoter jess
PartiHgton there will be midget
auto racing sure pop" at the
New Detroit Speedway, Ryan
road, north of 15-mile, today.
Difficulties in connection with the
drivers have been ironed out and
A field of AT least Is drivers is
under guarantee TO compete In the
postponed opening meet this ait
ernoon starting at 2:30 p. m.
In the field Of drivers under
appearance guarantees are Bud
dy TfUeSman, FaCfrTC war hrTU
from Toledo who won the match
race last week Pee- -ApAlke- Of
Chicago. Windy City champ; Al
Sprang. also OF Chicago, Wiscon-
sin preWar i1fleholder; George
Jackson and Al Monenee, weif-
known Ohio speeders; Boob
Logan and his Poison Lii Of Hazel
Park. In addition to several from
this city.
Time trials arc 10 start AZ noon
and there viii be five eight-lap
qualifying heats, starting al Z 80,
with a 20-lap feature and a pur-
suit race.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Hydrdnt Wins
Feature Race
Continued from lat sport Page

Continued from lat Sport Page
nun over The turf ~ score a two
length victory over SWoon with
which jockey Paul KEEPER had
opened "A Hvr-lcnEth lead carly
Fay Foo. another 10 20 + shot was
third.
To most Of the crowd. however.
the fact that Baumbach WON was
strictly secondary 20 tho fact that
South Dakota. world record holder
ut mile and 40 yards. finished
out of the money while Shout
About. the Wolf stables FLY went
90 wide on the hrSt turn She at
most went of the course. Regal
Maid. long shot provided further
shock by running entirely OF the
course.
paumbachs victory made n
three straight Scramhlcs In tho
days handlcapS because tho frat
hig race OF tho day, the George
Marshall Handicap went 90 thr
Mississauga stables 2 year. old
Eucalyptus. tho longest priccc
horse on the board nj Sls. Eucalyp
tus went out IN front 30 win by z
half length from tho 6-5 favoriir
Nolo sun while Dicks Gal rar
wide In the stretch carrying Bol
Murphy and J. l.. Moore out ~
far they had no chance 20 win.
The mutuel handle was S593,.
34p ri which the state collected
k31 .4BT % in taxes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
BOB HOPE
Conmuniques


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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

FIRST RACT - 81 GOO. clsinirti 1atfon
pfsfs Trsf.eids ant ~ iHlioru
I4Es.l.sf WarNondl { 30 ~
t.ftua IJft tPRrlsuI ll.to
iirrc f.fs As ~ n~ft
rel sonis rirkWorih. RFiEh NfN swtF.
NJ NsY ROSE JUsTFy, sumuhtna and oid
sw.fVy $50 ran.
1HigD RACT - s7 800 sdced ifudHt
steer echas HsndlCsp, 4-ytsr-oiut ard ~
miles 81.
Danny peeysr ovtr iifs .so s99
sun Tuwu ChA0Sls sIV ~
ilrif ssmn;ie q Neil srn
IlrHe 8 0F on 2 lfts
s-pists Man Hif RrDcI tnrs Gallant hice
Catp snd Nns Nsllst also ian.
az pfFfN frtff
fotRtH HACr Il 800. handicap. sys,r
n'1a ard cps tuflrnRK
~Nrcr Qrid WATSON 2a3
ssa Ishune fCuUlsy <hV
rive ~ Is oN ~
Hsgpie Asrsu p Old YAih'g' Coo
Betty. north Drive. Eiindsle Ro1 and Depohi
fiFfH RACF-s GOO ssdpa handicap. >
yssf oids sud NJ - miles
gePor, Paln, Esrri 1910 9is oa, oa,
IRrlevs tknnesley OUT
Tine 81 off as, ...--
sstYius, MafsCtT and s-TryNn also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
j Of NJ Whips
Sailors, III
Passing Leads TO Two
Michigan Touchdowns

; tContiuued from Ist Sport Page)
Crisler and his associates is likely
to improve.
Michigan made 10 first downs
90 Great Lakes 10, outruShed the
Sailors 23S to 166 yards, and COM
pleted 6 out OF 18 passes while the
desperate efforts OF the brown
team got them 6 out OF IL.
Keyman OF the Michigan team
IS Capt. Ponsetto who today was
great on defense. He was chief
blocking shield for Michigan's
prancing backs, tossed a touch
down pass. gained II yards the
only two times he carried the
ball. and stayed late 10 help the
stadium keeper look up lost
articles.
Walter Teninga, regarded as
one OF the best prep backs Chi
cago has produced in years, led
the ground gamers with II yards,
completed 4 out OF 6 passes and
really looked like n halfback.
Teninga stands 5 feet 10 inches,
weighs 1870, and is triple threat
man. The young man also has
something above the ears. lie is
an outstanding student and is The
third athlete In Michigan history
10 win the Horace Rackham
scholarship.
Besides TeRiRga and peHsetio.
there were such backs as Fonde
ChlameS. WeiSrnburecr, Dworsky
Elliott, Coleman, Mueldcr, FoltZ
Beniz and -YeFfts. who looked
good when Crislcr turned them
loose.
The Michigan coach substituted
frequently IN an effort 10 get a
good line on the mon upon whom
he must depend for the remaining
nine games which include, amonl
other foes, Army and Navy Touch
who threw that atom bombD.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
RESULTS AT LEADING TRACKS
NARRACANsErT REsULTS

FIRST RACE 50 600, CLAIMING s-yearoldt
and up. furonck
Oui Front tWsidamani 90 30 ~ 20 II 90
GRAY Victory iS8ntcri sac $50
Past Tempo Brrnnanl 4so
Time 1 0s OF asa
HiEh Past rita Royal chryssloris Psy IN
Advance WlneCup Onc o'Clock. Multi Quest,
Creenocks Coin and Doubt No, slso rsn
sECOsD RACE-s2 900. elslminE. s-yesr-
Picket Live McKssysrl 7sO 100 ?so
Tyrone Martin $50 see
AmsIsd q, f9oeti ~, ,.o7 oV
Topch lee, Good CoHahany. RFformstoty
sweet spice. Reckwsn end Marry also ran.
THIRD RACE-s1 500. cisinins. s-yssr.
f,G1 nIsoa.s sso IR.r.,b w 'S''0"'' sac so $50
Dairy Lady iFrsnkiinl $40 80
Jopier tisttinGsf Aso 4eV
Hsyor,s csrolins y, Rlsns,ts, Twotimer
ana Hercules slso ran
Dead heat for plscs.
FOURTH RACE-s7 500. winner take ell
match race, 7.yeSr-old Allies, 8 iuIlons'.
RgrsG How Pratt $40 oui
Lady Gunner tPresnj out
fiFTH RACE-ss 600 Nsvpori stakes q
yesf-olds cults and ReldnFt . iurlongs.
Pay Ne Prreu so oui
bMf. Chairman tclauf oui
b-Tsscoss and LAbouAye also ran.
b-ReynoldE Bros. entry.
SIXTH RACE-s3 900. allowances, 3-yesr.
stepping Miss iowtnsl ESQ 100 90
AGATE Brecni 90 SO
LNvan Day Turhbniif 90
Time ia i-A. off h.0h.
with Wings Hi-Gsllant Bal shot, Turn
coat End Calamity also ran
SEVENTH RACU--s7 500 the Governor
| Hsndicsp 9-yesr-old, and up, 1 mile and "a
/ YHFas
bld union lDuffyp io7.A0 $50 "a
| ScnttHviile fTebin Is 50 ~
| spsnFled Gsmp Moore go
Time IS as, of = 36is
Wesifnintier Valdina Craft. poFeiEh-Ml
Boy soldier and Onebill slso ran
EIBHTH RACt--sa 600, claiming 3-yehr
Sci cisppsr Drlucial $40 isso SO
Supreme idra Martin 800 40
| WeesEnne Martin 90
lime l.ke IS Of liz
SearrAnttr ssntonisn Tomocs. Dead Aim
snr b1ic hrsScn stsn rrr
NINTH RACE-t2 uon claiming, 3'ytst-
nidt and up I i-t6 miiSt
Ground Play Keens 40 3 % 90
/ CLIP CiOp TuFnhulli $50 -
I SlnfIs TFp tDeiurIs %
| Tin,e 90 on 64s.
| Nefis Daatl~ Bourbon, Conrad NsftF sfif
wise Father slED ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Fat Purses Await
Touring Golf Pros

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Sept. Is
CUP)-Some of the nations top
professionals have accepted invi-
tations 20 compete for $4,000 In
war bonds in a 72-holc golf tour
nament al Bcauvoir Country Club
here Nov. y, %, "a.
Beauvoir club has been assured
by Erred Corcoran. secretary of the
Professional Golfers Association,
that Byron Nelson. Sammy Sncsd,
Harold jug" McSpaden, Ben
Hogan and Sam Byrd would play
here.
The golfers will come here from
Mobile. Ala. where q $4,000 Open
tourney is scheduled for Nov. l6-
1S. From here they will move on
TO St. Petersburg, Fla.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Detroit Results

FIHSI RACE 80 500, claiminf, asyeef-
a,ss Io. ,o' sna W Rs,l mile ION Io 50It sac $40
pArshoioid tayt0nl 20 20
Juhnita lWrth 3 20
Gei Good spare the Rod Phiilis H.
smarty and Variability also ran
SECOND RACES 500 elsiminr' s-y''r'
nradwln tDiilon 500 40 80
Here's Harvey Adams $50
Time i4S 9.S
Yavl, sweet OigA ana Record FiEnt ALSO
THIRD RAer-si 500 novice ard ,gpTsn.
Khamscen Boy iDilonl sac $50 2I0
Rusty Gold SULLIVAN J'4O ~
KAntakA tBuckelcwt 30
BriFh, Trscs. Moonli,e Bobby and Rocswood
fouRTm RhCE-si 500. claiming, 5-ysar-
Try Flying sullivan $50 800 20
Connaught fMlllgAnI $50 80
Ed NJ. fWirth 100
Four Tens, Empty Pate. Ina Pearl and
GFtFfp RS1p-s7 aea, the George Marshall
Hsndicsp 2-year-0ids. q furonu
Eucayptus tSmithi 90 80 80
N0lO sun Wright s.1o ~
Bob Murphy lJaoobil %'V
j l. Moore. s-slH Mou and s-DiekS Gal
''5o s,mrs =" PARTS and o y woodward entry
SIXTH RACE-slO 600, the H. sale
handicap, 3YeaT-oids and az. farlong,
f-HYdfsht Jacobs % 90 1910 a-Iu
Many Lands Layton 44O Slu
Diamond Dick MilllEAni so
Time i.i2 as.
F-Annlss Reply, hod Question, f-Cood
Cning LsysiAn Henry KniGli crack Re-
ward Golden Man and PA Tails also ran.
fFied
slyfsrn ssIy 5sls hraicE-,s rs,i 600. the onu Hsnai.
cap 3.yeaT-Olds mile ton turf
Bsumbsch lHsrtvictl 22a0 T7o ga
swoon KEEPER 100 3 "a
Fay POO fHart 20
fine iss as.
south Dakota. NFrVfs'a hsfi0wn, FegA
Maid and shout About also ran
TIUHTH RACE % 600. ClsiminR Thf
Mrs Payne Whiinsf, 5-yeAi-0Idt ana up
i-l-ta H3llFk;
p a-fFrrFT v rWtrtrT 90 90 so
Bsauwulf iBurkFlFwl SO 30
Lucky Crpenock Adams 10
Time ~ Is
TEWpT FTTgr- THn0 NIr1FT rTTTTErT FH1
Distant Isle alan ftn
UH.Hf
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
wooDBINE RESULTS

sNTH RACE - tAonn ADDED Esetdsn
kfskFF. 7-yfsr-oids ] i-lE miles
trttffm1st watson ass sl0 10S
FIrftl GlN tPiaCt 10 3S
OriirNnf pHrisf| 40
Time IS SIS tW Ho2
s-PSui The sheriff 81 ~ and Ftrry
PILOT also ran
ed ZaFnr entry.
SININTH RACT - 81 on0 allowance. J.
yrsf-olds and up 4 las riits
Mattel Erfnff apIU i-s0 e5s
Anime Asifsffe fHffiryI 170 30
NIun'f fUaf F.Cg-Sf IS
Time ~ ~ S7p
Resutv Time TOM r0ddy piurby TEDDY
Circus Ffoi Ft'sl Hout rgrarf Infinite
Maid. Pun's phssA and Truthful Bud Siso
ran
FtGHTH RACt-ti 900. CsininE s-yssf-
Ift srf ur ~ wilFt.
Knftnoys watson esb e1S sn
FivnF Buck tLrsNtft' 800 90
Pnysi Tread courtney SIS
TINE 90 90 leis
Alsmods Rsb. ThereG tiEhl jos Hair N.
Wf0urhtun. Arfdrlia, Blue suit Andtbn and
Hcrnhk iuus Sif~ rar
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Freshman Rule

With the freshman rule back
on. chances are LOT OF kids
won't he freshmen al all, but in
stead take up farming or get a
lob in the factory.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Detroit Entries

FIRST RACE-Eoyics and apprentice rideT'
81 500. claiming. 3-year-olds ana up,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
AouEpucT RESULTS

FIRST RKCr--S3.ooo, maiden 2-year-oids.
nas.e Bala snlaeil 80 4 %
Darby D'Arosr fwHstt = so
Tlme i77 OF / Of.
come Lately BaNh s-Hibernisn FLASH
burn. Le'mcttru Csteys Fort and LIqui-
dat9r also ran A-Whestey Stahie entry
sECokD RACE-t ooe, mai6sn S-yssf-
Bonfire Atkinson 90 40 30
Fau Filght Cofuan1 - so 10 %
ZseANun Renics 20
Time as ~ 80
Brown Mountain. Rush iIErt. King
Count and BACK ATTACK als3 Isn.
iTInb ilm Mt R,T0p sno6} oo6}o class ,. ,uo--
sncsi ; ycsrolg n!!.fa spa nnsrfl 2 sgf.nngs
BoomioNl Ca Zubnnic s.fO % 20
seEuis stout 40 90
Eanmludess BEyL 20
I.o,, contfo. sisss queen. LIQUID Lunch
and Gay'o Gis8 Tsn
FOURTH RACk-sf 600 taF Pleasant
plains Allowances, seAIl-cI- tGl-anEz
a sdrsi Doa-.A- 90 - "A "a
TWtnD Trrty NrrrrFnsI zsV ztu
yspof iran Atunsnt -21O
Time 10 UN = B2ts
Nl'ysns and Alma mater $50 -su
TiT1H RAtI-t 600. tff Green RltFs
ytru Division Cissf b. sIrSsnc'i. S-ysar-
cssncs M,tt ,ps-msnt 900 100 400
Noviss tAttinsonI $50 90
riTs - IS or = aot,
Green kpples Lsnosiidt Counts0 wise.
B.J FAEht aud Darby Donff also ssr
SKIN hAJt-t8O o0o sdds1 ne ptldans
Handicap. a-yesf-olds and 90, hliifs and
nsfrf . wlIes
Wsr Dsif EifkiNudi $40 40 10
eifnfnoW Mshrtrut - 90 ! 2 90
LiFhi ~ Morn Trremsnl 10
Time 81 or 40
Hrris barr NJ , Darby Dunedin
surusa bDarby Deltr Elplt. sicily Ocnd
Morning, LeEsnd Bearer ana subcued also
ran
serund division. cisv D. tIcWsncft a-ytef-
ol6I and up fufiunrs
Appropriate fAthinsun' also p7n $50
Gallant Bal N0nTuyt 40 10
Cewsnoy hehftfns 30
Timt a. Of 4sl.
OBspi isnctr WtvanrkF prdney Stone
Return Cal End southeeu slEo rsr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
HAWTHORNE RESULTS


ods snd up. lis miles
fstrrt.-- ftrur ttrrr-r1 20 - 80 ~
Ste Frances FsyI 90 90
limo a. 40. ou , ozis
Msne Qivmpia NJ Scott HodImir H9-HIm.
Autif'y intellect Brilliant u and Giant
pIucrf2 also ran
sECoSD KACE-Si 500. the Crsnd sam.
sUo~snccs, zytsr-odt. iuL-nnfs
Lookout Dice
Fr---f tesfef'sett $40 e9 90
BANK Balhntc fEmffy 20
Timr ! "a As or 32i4
Bold Thrust Wee Wct Marie. CsD.in. RUE
Easy and tirr DOG siso ran.
IHIRD RAII-ti 500 the ETin Country
Ciub sIiovanssi. 4.yssroas and W, ; fur
I lWsIutsn tsichoul 1890 e7o $50
s5,s sls. s1i,Rs. 5,,s, Ss.s5m,sn, H' go
Time ] IL -, OF 0lAt.
fefFte's AERIAL llsictchii. x. G Gal Who's
/ yosfFsl .E9HE q war, l4tts A!!I and Helen
fotRfn hAcp-s2 900 the Mslrps, rsrt.
I Grade r. , yetr-olds and " s1s ldtionp
/ rsfssrsm campoeil soe-teo SO
Tupnsfd Nichols 449 90
Tims i'5i IS. oif sou
I VaIcIns TffI0h SftttAhl HIIIg DIsf1aE
ATi; b .qe ssS' go P9' s, a. d,,, '1 .:s ,.s
a'.,. l,... i.i.p-. 4. e,Rgs'a E!'.. ss5s l5S !.s
4 NltfN rN @ouii Af''
-r--r ~ z----+. - -
! Wal Tl0~rr MAJOR jimmy, Eue Pa. and
I RnQs ioW sis0 Isp
/ fDpsd hHst faf tft
siAIn RALI sa-Ann- the slIno. AllnH
I s''se' 5=ssaz=s'ss and ef - rus -
lr'T~rrTuE smith 80 80 -f
NFrfsF Pay eAO ~
L.ts E.ts Ink MffllrI 90
..r.e .HT - cu asa
Reel stoIL Tom WAfs yr. snd CoVdou
sI,INrH RAtF go ooo ADDED ~,
/ isEtb'ru. Hg-sws Hsaci.ai. s.yefroid' bhd
/ up l-tt mtft
rpung sftp south 3sO $40 80
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-06
EDWARD A. CLARK

Saline, Mich. Dec. edward A
Clark, 60, 203 5. Ann Arbor St, died
suddenly this morning following n
heart attack. He was born Septem-
Der Is, 1855. at Devils Lake, the
son OF Eugene A. and Mary Seeley
Clark. He married Adelaide Bowie
October 10. 1910, in Kalamazoo.
He is survived by his wife: one
daughter. Mrs. Charles Orwick,
Ann Arbor; one son. Richard F.,
East Ann Arbor, and three grand
children. Two children preceded
him in death. He also had sis.
ter. Mrs. Allie Nance, Saline; two
brothers, John, Omstead and
George, Devils Lake.
Mr.. Clark was a member OF the
Masons, the O.ES and Rotary
Club. He lived in Saline for the
past 80 years and operated a Jew.
/ elry and repair shop on s TINT.
! versity Ave, Ann Arbor, for 81
years. Last June he sold that and
opened one in Saline.
Funeral services will be Saturday
at p. m. at Lockwood Funeral
Home. Rev. r. s. Hooking will OF.
I feiate Burial will he In the Oak
wood Cemetery. Friends may call
at the funeral home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-06
Municipal Court

By agreement OF attorneys. the
case OF William McMullen, $3.50
Ellis Rd. was dismissed after an
examination which lasted all day
Wednesday. McMullen was charg-
ed by the Humane Society with
mal-treatment of livestock on his
farm. On advice OF his attorney. he
withdrew the plea Of not guilty and
entered one of nolle contendre and
by agreement, paid $15 to the court
as one half of the expenses.
The examination of Eden Bos-
ley and Paul Handy, both OF Bay
city, which was scheduled for to-
day, was postponed until Dec. 49,
They are charged with leaving the
scene of an accident.
Fred o. Rathfon, Willis, who was
apprehended early today on charg-
es OF driving while under the in
fluence of liquor, after crashing
into light pole and tree on the
center island of River Boulevard.
pleaded guilty to the charges and
was sentenced to pay fine OF $50
or serve so days in jail. He has
also restitution TO pay to the De-
troit Edison Co. for damages to
the light pole. The money was ex-
pected to be provided today.
Harry Fisher. Is S. Adams St.
was arraigned today on charges OF
intoxication and disorderly conduct.
to which he pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to pay fine of SIS and
restitution. or serve so days in jail.
| He was committed.
Harold A. Franklin. 1903 Gather
| inc St. was sentenced to pay q
fine of SO and serve five days in
jail, or serve 20 days, for neglect
ting to appear on a traffic violation.
Total receipts for the court, Wed
! nesday, were $55.25.