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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Late Buying Lifts
Wheat, Rye
Corn, Oats Uneven;
Barley Moves Higher

CHICAGO March 10 4NS4--
Wheat and rye futures were IN
fairly active demand IN today late
dealings and worked higher after
eraSing starting losses
Wheat moved up as much as &c
after erasing earlier losses ranging
ia sc before meeting with Feaffz-
ing Last price were unchanged
10 sc up with May al Sl.69l.
Rye gained as much as litc up
and moderately undCE The high
Corn closed &c down 70 &c up
and oats unchanged 10 &c up in
a moderate turnover
Barley finished sc 10 &C higher
In slow trading
Estimated carlots Wheat, 70,
corn, l55. oats, lS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Sheet Steel Buying
Shows Slump
Trace Drop TO Mills
Late Delivery Offer

NEW YORK, March 10 Buy
irg of Shee. metal has dropped of
somewhat from the recent peak,
due to the fact. that many mills
are unable 10 offer deliveries be-
I fore September. The Dow-Jones
agency reports.
However, the demand still Is
IN excess OF production.
,Galvanized sheet situation is
unusually tight and some orders
have been placed recently for
shipment In the first two months
of next year.
On bars needed -forLthe shell
program, deliveries are being
further extended into the future
! The larger sizes are ohtalnahlf
now in some instances only for
the final quarter of this year.
Plates for ships can be obtained
for shipment IN June and July.
ffr demand is below tf1dt ri
some recen. months, but is still
quite large.
In pipe. The buying OF boiler
tubing for locomotives for ex-
port 10 Europe and TOR naval craft
~ this country ts large There
Z Is a good demand FOR oil country
goods, but makers cannot take AL
tho business offered because oil
/ pressure fresm other consuming
sources. Inquiries FOR OIL plpe are
IN the market from South
America.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Rise in EdrninQs
AT Tinnken Axle

Net profit Of Timken-Detroit
Axle 60. for the SIX months ended
Dec 81 subject TO audit and
year-cnd adjustments, is listed al
& 6f5, ,6S0. equal 10 81 64 per
share, against $2,529,522,- or S2.55
share, for the six months ended
Dec. 81, 1913.
The net Is alter reserves con.
sidercd adequate for renegotla-
ton and other contingencies.
Sales Of the firm amounted TO
$50 40 500 for the 1914 siX-month
period. as compared to Ssl ,534, 746
I'M l943
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
INDUSTRY WORRIED

Machine tool makers. wanting
TO take care of their regular Gus
toners in the home industries, are
at present worried as TO whether
mon in government may have
made commitments for priortieS
10 Russia and other foreign gov
ernments as TO delivery of post
war machinery and materials
II The material wcllbcinC Of our
own people is tho goal. then many
Of these problems tend to solve
themselves.
When machine tools are deliv-
crcd 10 home industries to enable
them 10 resume making civilian
goods. We know that production
viii be related 10 what the Amer
ican public wants. For. while gov
ernment can be arbitrary. the
very survival Of private concerns
depends on producing goods and
services which please customers
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
BuddMfg.Co
Profits Down
1914 Sales Climbed
100000 Over '43

PHILADELPHIA. March 10
The Edward g. Budd Mfg, Co.
today had reported that according
to certified report for the year
ended Dec. 81. 1914. the net profit
was 81 ,789,4 ,467 equal to rs cents
per common share, as compared
to S1,949,470, or 81 per share, in
l943.
d, Net sales In 1914 were Sll9..
666. .3S7. against Sis, 476 ,645 in
l943. 1914 taxes totaled 1854 900
against S7.353,000 in the previous
year
Sales are after provision for
renegotiation refunds. while taxes
are after deducting 1886, 600 debt
retirement credit in 1914 and
Sl87 900 debt retirement credit
and $4,000 postwar refunds IN
l943.
Share earnings for 1914 are
after the annual dividends on S.
prior pfd. stock. No allowance
was made for 81 the pfd- called
for redemption on Oct. IA, 1914.
The auditors certificate says
Statements OF profit and loss
for 1912, l943 and 1914 include
provisions for anticipated re-
conversion costs as revised BY
directors In August, 1914. The
ultimate amount Of such costs,
the resulting reductions In in
come taxes, and the ALLEGATION
Of the net cost to the several
fiscal periods cannot be de-
termined until after the termin-
alton of the war"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
WARNS or PITFALLS

tT11cyS THIS GTSrIUCUOn i Kept
IN mind we viii face pitfalls. If
-fffefe--tti1s- enough then the
distinction between productive
Jobs. on the one hand. and of
made-work. or leaf raking Jobs
on the other, ha, been broken
down Moreover unless 10 Insist
on The material Wellbelng OF our
people as the objective then pre-
duction for creating postwar sub
sides for foreign countries will
be considered IuSt As acceptable
as Jobs resulting in more and bet
ter things m exchange for a
week work tOT- OUT own popular
ton
Ever since Washington y G..
recolled from discussion OF recon-
version last fall after il appeared
that the authorities had made a
premature forecast OF when Ger
many would surrender. We have
lost OH timing al plans -. .ssidFe
the gap between A war economy
and Il nracr- -rrnnnrT1v,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
What 'sNew
In Business
Use Auto Methods
On Postwar Planes
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES
By WARD SCHULTZ

At least one airplane COM
pany is using the automotlve
approach 10 the liPht plane
problem and may offer a post
war model at a price COMPETE
i've with ma Or automobiles.
The company, Republic Avia-
ton Corp, is striving for simpli-
fication and fewer parts, which
in turn will result in lower costs
and easier assembly.
For example, Republic engi-
neers took a stabilizer and by
doing away with the conven-
tinnal cross ribs and substitute
ing a horizontal bar they cut
down on parts and work. Crimp-
ing of the section lputllng
ridges in iD gave added strength
and the result was the number
of parts was reduced from AZ
10 10.
tU 4 WTTTE, STTHTfdT TnctHOuS
reduced parts from l34 10 u
at no sacrifice Of strength
Other airplano manufacturers
have questioned the advisability
NJ the procedure, citing the
tremendously increased dfe eoSt5
ftc However Republic frctS
that il supplies the only answer
IN low cost plane output
And these methods We're eN-
actly the same as those adopted
nv Ford on the B-24 | recall
being shown one section that
was stamped out in a single
piece and az Consolidated plants
II was made in several pieces
and welded. The initial die cost
was high but pro-ratcd over a
years production The SAVINGS
were even greater
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Drop in Net
Quarterly Earnings Ease
at Hayes Mig. Corp.

The Hayes Manufacturing Corp.
and subsidiaries reports that the
net profit for the quarter ended
Dec. 81. subject TO renegotiation.
was Sl24,S42, equal TO Ii cents
per share. as compared 10 S151,-
756, or II cents a share, for the
same period in 1913.
For the II months ended Dec
81, the net profit totaled S70S, 1SO.
equal to 81 cents per share, against
S79l lS9. or 90 cents a share, for
the previous l2-month period.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
New Setup
Murray w. Sales Firm
Incorporates in State

LANSING. March 10 tUPr -
TIE michigan Corporation and
Securities Commission today had
announced the fling OF articles Of
Incorporation by the following
new firms.
Murray W. Sales and Co. sol
w. Baltimore, Detroit; Murray w.
Sales Investment Co, Detroit.
plumbing supplies; $500, 900 s per
cent cumulative preferred and
$3.50, 900 common stock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Costello 10 Address
Life Underwriters

John p Costello c. L. L, of
tho Southwestern Life Insurance
Co. Dallas. Tex. will address the
annual sales congress Of the De-
trolt Life Underwriters TO he
held March 3 al the Hotel Book
Cadillac
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Freight loadings
Show Sharp Upturn

WASHINGTON, March 10-The
Association Of American Railroads
has reported that 7S5. .26f cars Of
revenue freight were loaded dur
ing the week ended March 3. an
increase of 13.42l over the preced-
ing week. decrease Of ,629 from
the like week a year ago. and an
increase Of 1888 over The 1913
uerlod
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
j. ). Rubber
Net Higher
Report Rise in Income
TO Be sl,b69. .o59 aH

The United States Rubber co.
and subsidiaries in report Tor
the year ended Dec 81, 1914, lists
A net income OF sl5s32, GLIB, equal
to S6.04 per share. as compared
to S14.163,554, or S509 share.
in 1913.
Net sales in 1914 amounted To
S-ii4iSS SS-ii4iS 81 e7777 49, 4i555s agaiHst-S432r r27l,aAa-
in l943. with other revenue for
1914 placed at S7657oS7 a sharp
drop from the Sll,99l.3o4 in the
previous year.
Taxes for 1914 were set AT $50
1858. In 1913 taxes amounted
To S44.425, $40.
Other operating revenue con-
SlSts of compensation from gov
-nruHleHt owned plants operated by
the company on cost plus fixed
fee basis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
New Truck Tire Plant
Being Built in Ohio

NEW YORK. March 1o-Pharis
Tire & Rubber Co has begun con-
struction Of a new truck tire plant
at Newark. o. which will cost
81. 100000, including $500, 900 for
machinery ard equipment Etrht'f'
Marshall president, has an
nOunCed
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Industrial Bank Votes
Increase in Shares

A special meeting of the share
holders of the Industrial National
Bank k-Detroit voted a change in
the par value OF the stock from
$50 TO SO per share and the con-
sequent increase in the number OF
shares from $4,000 10 100000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Subtle Danger Seen
In Wallace Program
Errors in Full Employment Plan
May Have Serious Repercussions
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEisER
luterua,loua, New. service economic Commentator

The subtle behind the full employment program 10
dedicated himself all the greater
because ndorsod the last campaign hy the
candidates tho presidency Of both major parties.
the bipartisan eSpola the concept be accepted
a a Ss evident
theoretical emphasis behind the
practical reIerCuS0n through Whaling
acceptable yardStiCk for appraSinG economic policies
ar psyCholOgic4ilN well
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Profits Down
ayes Industries Reports
Dip in 6-Month Net

lIayes Industries. Inc for the
~ months ended Jan 81 reports
a net profit Of SI55.53l, equal to
Nl37 per share. As comparable
S5l5,630. or Sl55 per share, a
year earlier.
Net sales for the period ended
Jan 81. 1915, totalcd Sl97i9.S5S.
against SIS, 3s2 53s in the previous
similar pcriod
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Western Air Lines
Listed on Biz Board

NEW YORK, March 10-The
New York Stock Exchange has
admitted 10 the list and 10 deal
ings Western Air Lines. Inc. capi-
tai stock, 81 par. Ticker symbol
is WSX.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
INCLUDE ADJUSTMENTS

Taxes for le44 are after S1.227.-
S9l credit adjustment OF 1943 re-
negotiation. The figure for l943
includes provision Tor renegotia-
ton
The report states that there Is
included in the 1914 net income
SL227 891 representing the unused
portion OF the provision for re-
negotiation after taxes relating 10
1943 business. This resulted from
an agreement with the govern
ment IN 1914.
Based on the tcrr1Sof settle
ment in l943 and because of VOL
untary price reductions made dur
ine 1914. il was not necessary TO
make provision for renegotiation
for 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Revere Copper Votes
Preferred Dividend

Revere Copper & Brass. IAe
has declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of 81 81 81 /. on the 5rPeF
cent preferred payable May to
stock OF record April 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

uCmically thcp are In the last
analysis a means 10 AN end.
rather than the final objective of
a tlourlShing economic society. A
legitimate and reasonable goal
for d successful modern pcacotlmo
economy is better living an I'M
provemeni IN the material veil
being for tho families OF the
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Briggs Votes Dividend
OF Soc on Common

The Briggs Manufacturing CO
-r7Tz rrrr1TTCd 9-u7v7rTU1' u u
cents payable March 80 70 holder,
~ rr.nfH Marrr -
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
DiVid
Earnings
MOEINAN MAlMIN

HOffMAN NitHiNi Rh a.-
yea eudlng Dec sly
1914 faf8
Cnmm1n EnAIe eA.nl.s slrl 81 -
Net Income Sass 6s' sllsg52
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
ADDITIONAL SALES

In addition 10 consolidated net
sales Of S443.OO00o0 from its own
plants in 1914. u S. Rubber pro-
duced S490.0O0,000 of products in
the munitions and synthetic rub
Der plants owned by the govern
ment and operated by the com-
pany.
From this cost plus fixed fee
business the company received
remuneration of S7,657 ,087. COM
pared with Sll.991. .304 received
on vofun1c of. only SS33ff6,6 ,666, 900
from government owned plants in
l943.
The drop was the result OF
voluntary reduction IN fees and
the closing Of four ordnance plants
LAST lear,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
M Market
PirTSBI RGH

PITTSRURGH MaIch 70 IINs Cattle
Il medium 20 good Sl4slo common 20
medium Sl2al4 heifcu good % c1oice
STA 5UGl5 medium 10 god ts so 10
common 70 medium. SO 5oalz COWS good
to choice si0al2 medium 20 .go2i s. 20
bulls good 10 choics, Slirl4 common to
medium S7AlO
.HoGs-5o steady teo-lso pa sI5S
22O lbs SIS lOsI5.I5l 22o.z5o. 3s
sl5l0aI IS 25O-3oo los sl3ai5 $.
3OO-3So lbs SISal5 loC-1SO ibs .
Sl4al4 IS roughs So GA 30.
SHEEP-None
CATVFS-25 steady co,1 t7 e1r.tr
SiT I0als4 40 mcd.u- slTet-. cuis and
common. So 3Oai2 so
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
POSTWAR PROBLEM

The automobile industry. for
example. which is 100 per cent IN
war work. has in mind an elaho-
rate pre-reconverSion problem,
which should be authorized at
least seven months before the
physical beginning OF reconVcr-
-yTUr- But tiTeSe plans nave been
pushed aside. and ordinarily If
we entered the peace period thus
unprepared We would needlessly
dd1 70 human dlStreS>, unemploy-
mcnt and shortages Of civilian
ganAs
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

4}4a-- H. 4 - i4ttA t44t 81 faett tt,rt
of words about full employ
mcnt has blinded us TO the need
for foresight and good timing in
the formulation OF practical pro-
gram for reConNcrSion,
II Jobs alone are the criterion.
then our economic managers may
feel that they can provide stop
gap employment through making
machines for postwar foreign de-
livery instead of concentrating on
the bottlencCk items needed to
restore home industries. and that
they can keep men employed in
duplicating for the japanese war
surplus materiel which may be
left over after Germany has
surrendered
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
UNIISTID

Dividends IN the icres soirs nhls are th'
amounts paid or paysbls 80 Tar this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
DoW.Jones Bonds
Trend Of Sales

EW YORK, Asrch 10 ,fSs 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

an accepIabIe YaTdSilCK Tor appra
Althouph lohS arc important
The Valley settler., 1945-09-28

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The Nome nugget., 1945-08-22
New Steel Life Raft Has Sails, Cushions, Canopy

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Man! lifeboats aboard merchant ship are being replaced by the new 3,5O0-pound all-steel life raf which has been approved by thu Coast Guards Merchant Marine Inspection Division. The raft, de signed to keep 20 men afloat with a minimum of danger, is as near ly foolproof as designers can make it. It will carry food and watch for many days, charcoal stovd fo~ heating food, waterproof cushl ions, sails and oars, and a canopJ to keep out wind and rain.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-22
Only lS Through g Year Olds To Be Called

John L. Mccormick, Territorial Director of Selective Service, an- nounced today that all local boards in Alaska have been in- structed to immediately postpone all orders to report for induction and preinduction examination for all registrants who have reached the age of 26, and that no such order will be issued hereafter to a registrant who reaches the age of 26, except a volunteer.
 MT. Mccormick further stated that registrants 18 through 25 will continue to be inducted until ad- vised otherwise from General shey, National Director.
 For registrants 26 through 37 employers, including the Federal Government, no longer need file rquests for deferment in classes PA, 2B, or 2C. Local boards will continue to register all persons Hershey, National Director.
 Selective Training and Service Act.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-22
GUNNAR KAASEN RECEIVES WORD FROM SWEDEN

Gunnar Kaasen has received word from Sweden that a former Nomeite has been very active aid ing refugees during the Quisling reign in Norway.
 Many Nomeites will remember John Brynteson, who was one of the three first men to find gold on the beach at Nome back in 1898. He with Jafet Lindeberg and Eu- gne Chilberg made the original srtike on what is now the town site of Nome and which brought the thousands of miners here in 1900. He later returned to Swe- den with his stake. He has fed and housed over 5000 Norwegian refugees since Norway was in- vaded.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-22
WIEN AIRLINES ERECTING HOTEL AT BARROW

Wien Airlines is constructing a hotel at BarorW. The material and necessary equipment was recently landed and plans are under way for the construction of good building to care for the tourist trade expected there in the near future. The Nome Builders have the contract for the construction which will start immediately.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-22
Navy Civilian
 Workers Go On 4O-Hour Week

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21-tPD- Secretary Forrestal announced to- day that civilian workers in all navy field activities will go on a five day, forty hour week not later than September IS. Civilian Navy workers in Washington will remain on a forty-four hour week for the present.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-22
Army Private Dies
 Pleading Innocent

FOR LEAVENWORTH, Kans., August 22- (P) Continuing to profess innocence, Private Ed ward Reichl, 39, of Chicago, died on the Army gallows at noon to- day for the murder of a fellow soldier on November IT, 1943, at Gualala, California.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-22
30 Soldiers Injured In Train Wreck

KINGMAN, Arizona, Aug. 22- R)-Twenty-five to thirty sol diers were injured when two troop trains on the Santa Fe Rail- way were wrecked near Francon- ia, Arizona. A late report claims three soldiers were killed.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-22
CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY
AT TELLER

AT TELLER
 Among the activities developed with the construction of the new field near Teller has been the opening of a bar by Bob Cannon at Davidson's Landing.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-22
President Replaces Gun With Flow

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21-P)- President Truman removed a model gun from his desk today and substituted a model blow.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-22

How to make enemies: 50 your boy won a scholarship. Your wife must be a clever woman"
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-22

Zinnias and cosmos are native Mexican flowers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-13

CENTER ST. near Michigan, 6 rooms
and breakfast nook. Complete bath
nearly now. furnace, automatic
hot water heater. Nicely papered
and decorated interior Reduced
price. Terms. II. Peet, Realtor, ll9
Pearl st. Phone 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-13
Merchandise

LADY's. BLACK FITTED COAT
with fur collar. size l6. Like new.
Also pair black shoes size Z = IA.
e07 Arcade St, Phone 1901.
BOY,S ETON SUIT. eNERCOAT.
both size 5, girls tailored suit and
formal, size -. All in excellent
condition. So3 Pearl ST.
FOR SALE. LADIES' COATS. size
60, brown, ! size 40 red with good
FUR collar call 9779 j.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-13
Houses For Sale

CORNER UPSTAIRS OFFICE rms.
centrally located. II. Peet, Realtor.
1le Pearl ST. Phone 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-13
Real Estate
Rooms ror heLt

TWO LARGE NICELY FURNISHED
sleeping rooms with twin beds,
laundry privileges. $500 per week
Phone 1851 COL W Forest Ava
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-13
Merchants Specials

Motorists Who Qualify
for new tires are getting
the best tire made A 49, +.
Goodrich Silvertown. Get the
most for your certificate
on a Goodrich Silvertown
today
THORNE TIRE co.
500 L. Michigan, Phone 1916
CHROME METAL TRIM FOR sinks
and tables IN stock. lnlaid linoleum
in n. and 6 n. widths Prompt
~ installed by expert mechanics
Mack Mack, 2li w. Michigan
NEW APT. SIZE and fun size Gas
stoves, all porcelain, rock wool
insulated. only 1895 up. Grinnell
Bros. 20 W. Michigan Ave.
YEAR-END CLEARANCE SALE on
lamps, shades and novelties. Npsl-
lanti Piano Co. 402 l.. Michigan.
Phone SIS
DON'T LAY UP YOUR CAIt 10 nave
your tires recapped, Make nm
APPOINTMENT with c. j. lamus,
co. w. Michigan.
BLANKETS AND LUGGAGE
VERY Low PRICES
SLEEP SHOP. 10 W Michigan
FULLER BRUSHES. II. &. Richards
Phone Saline 19oF3l. Ypsi. Phone
1858.
Sand ana Gravel
WASHED GRAVEL ROAD GRAVEL
PEA jRAVEIs-TOP SOIL
Whitaker Il GOoding co.
$500 Gale I'd. Phone 202o-J-2.'
Merchandise Wanted
WANTED TO nUY
RECORD PLAYER
Write Box U-52 care Press
WILL PAY CASH for a Good Used
Car. Phone c453 or come 70 e L.
Michigan Ave.
WANTED-SMALf USED PIASO
SPINET PREFERRED.
Phone 1Si-W
Employment
Help Wanted. Female
OPPORTUNITIES - FOR Al
vANCEMENT TO HIGHER
POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE
TO WOMEN INTERESTED IL
TELEPHONE OPERATING
MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-13

WARM ROOM in modern adult home
for gentleman employed days.
Phone 172S-J.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-13
DETROIT-AP-Arthur Ayres Of

DETROIT P-Arthyr Ayres OF
Pan American World Always. Los
Angeles, told the Society Of Auto
motive Engineers Friday that air.
planes already are az least IN years
ahead Of airports. Urging the or.
ganization OF an International as
ISOLATION OF aircraft. airport and
airline engineers 20 bring he
worlds airport facilities abreast OF
airplane progress, he asserted that
only a relatively small number OF
the worlds airports can accommo-
cate planes Of the B.29 bomber type
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-13
Divorces Granted
suEEERs INJURIES

Ann Arbor Jan - Edgar Pres
ley, II. Ann Arbor. was treated at
ST. Joseph's Hospital here FOR head
and knee abrasions received when
he was strucL by n car driven by
Henry Fahrncr. 50. Ann Arbor. Ac-
cording to police reports, Presley
was crossing tho street when Fahr-
ner made a left turn and struck
him. Fahrner was not held.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-13

PEARL ST. Close I'm. S room bunga-
low, bath. nearly new Holland
furnace, laundry trays, garage,
reasonable price. Terms "a. Peet.
Realtor, ll9 Pearl ST. Phone 1874.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-13

TWO FAMILY HOUSE Is South
Adams st. rooms and bath down.
rooms and bath up. car gar
age $500 down. Balance like
rent House Is completely recon-
ditIoned inside and ready to move
in. VIII lease this property for
business. Owner, Ludwig, 700 Fer
rlS St
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-13
Marriage Licenses

Clarence Schaible, 81. Manches-
ter. and Bette Jones q, Detroit.
William Forshce. 20, and Elda
Splan. Il. both OF Ann Arbor.
Jerome Friedman. - New York
City. and Ardath Schcctz is, Ann
Arbor.
Divorces Granted
Virginia Bushnell from William
Lottle Scott from william, eI.
IRENE cruelty.