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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Livestock Market
DlTHOIr

HOGS--Salsbls 400 fully steady BsIrovs
ana gilts mostly At SIS ceiling. bulk SoSs,
sl41Oe14.25 staEs, mostly Sla.lo.
. CATTLE-Salable 800. Fresh receipts.
largely cows about 10 loads steers displayed
mostly carried from Monday all CLASSES
opened steady. COW trade less aggressive than
Monday but outlet sdil broad ana depends
Bile old head choice steers and yearlingS 10
20 Sl75O tOppy loads lacking. most com.
mon to good native steers yearlingS and
hCiftrs Sloul5, few better lots held 10
Si6 and with best loads held above Sl6 20
common light heif,rs and miHeo yearlings
down TO so bulk common and medium beef
cows, 80 5oai2 few better COWS offered.
bui good quotsbe TO tl3 or better canners
ana cutters. S7Eo most sausage bulls, S9W
so. with cutlery lightSeightS down "a IS
ol below replacement cattle scarce. few mc-
dium and good reds and roans 81 "a II
CALVES-Salable 800 fully steady Ton
and bulk good and choice veslers Sl7 mot
common and medium. si3aI6 culls around
$40 down. quality again very plain and un-
attractive
sHEEP-sslsos 27oo Lambs active.
strong good and choice native lambs. Si4.25
.si4 so TOP. i4.so paid very freely
bucks. 81 less most medium and good
lambs. tl2.Soal4 common. 81 "a SO
culls $40 down NIsble lot choice ; lbs
feeding lsmSs, si4. lishter weight feeders
mostly si3 so rood and choice ris' ewes.
ssse as common and medium. 's4 a 30
most Gull, around 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Dividend Of 75Cents
By Electric Auto Lite

Electric Auto-Litc Co has dc.
clarcd a dividend OF 75c. payable
Dec 20 10 holders Of record Dec.
5 Similar payment was made Oct
]. while soc each was disbursed
July and April 2 This brings
tho 1915 total 10 $3.50. against
So i'm 1914
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
births Marriages . Deaths
DIVORCES

Ava a Conrad Va Helen
Iona l. Martin W walter.
William p Mcintyre W verories
Phyllis Mitchell VI. Roy c.
Lsrrtts " chsmo<riin Va Franz.
Lillian Pertky W. Frank
RenGif GiSeni va Bertha
Frances McCoy Va Cyds
Arthur J Qusllstts VI Jean
Thelml ~ Dart Va Kenneth
Ethel Crbsls w. william
Ludsll " RAlnsy vs. Robert.
Cora " Moblsy Va Estella
Florence Carter ". Russell
Evpiyn Aubsrs vs. Charles
Helen ~ ECntcoFsr "a John.
Exells " Miller vs. john
HaEsi Bloom VI. DslEsii
RouSevelt Shurill " Charlie
Florenc, KENNEDY ~ john
pnSs ~ Ellison ~ Sidney
Bruce Miller Va Eiftsosth.
Eva AfkAiAn W Csrabs
elizabeth Qusrhana Via
EcVArd Konsfsl W Mar
May Dsiong vs. Edssff
VslmA AnElswtrI Va Edsars
Bette jans peauns ~ Y kernsth
Rose Swirxky Va louis lcfcss sll
Joseph Dvss If. VI Lorraine eTen ~
N4llls -SAe1n,Aa- va ADA
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Dodge Renews Course

Dodge'S national program of
training retail truck statesmen
will be resumed after Nov. Is,
according TO L. F, Van Mort
wick. director of truck sales. II
will I've conducted in the various
regions and will be made avail
able TO all Dodge dealers and
statesmen
The training stresses study of
truck users needs and proper
equipment 70 meet each need.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
tHIC AGO

CHICAGO oct 80 ,INs -HoCS-is 200
steady top. SltsA bulk. IA 20 hcsyy,
Sass medium sli.sa ligh, SASS.
Itch, lights, Slf6oai4 IS. packing sowS.
Si4@l4io piss. si22S@lt.SO
CATTLE--7 600 steady Calves, 900
steady Beef steers Choice. Sl7a1S
medium ti2aI7 yesrlinss ti3als.
Butchers. HeiferS s1o@l7.75. COWS. sea
II rs bulls aei4 calves si0HlS. so,
feeder steers. sllWi4 so stoescrs steers,
Si0ai42 as COWS and heifers SIS 25a 2 as
SHEEP--7 900 STEADY. lambs Si4Hl4 rs
common. $40 SoGi3. yesriinrs. tllgi2 50
feeders. sill S0miS.2S ewes. 50 7Aa6 so
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Any Questions?
THE d e T ROT TIMES

hE ~ T. y N u ffmEo
mails personal answers Ia
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and privi-
leges Of serv c men and
women, veterans aud their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily In this column, hut ALL
questions will he answered. 4.
directly by mail.
Address questions this way:
At YOUR SERVICE bIRtAt,
DETROIT IfMfs.
TINES SQUARE.
DETROIT II, MICHiGAS.
Surely include your name
ond address and a seif-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

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Yesterdays CryptoQuote There arc no
proverbal sayings which arc not true
Cervantes.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Detroit Stocks

nhi<.nd. h. 'Ns for,soinr 'shls ar. IN,
amounts declared or paid 20 far this year.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
Kings Daughters
Enjoy Readings

The Willing Workers circle of
Kings Daughters Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. w. E. Dixon,
had a program OF readings follow
ing their business meeting with
Miss Mary Crane presiding. Miss
Lena Shaw. Detroit, was a visitor.
Mrs. r H. Nissly had the devotions.
reading from Philippians, chapter
four.
1t was voted to give $40 to the
Mt. Lawn Children's Home, a vaca-
tion home for children OF the poor
at Nyack, N. Y. Eighteen members
were present.
Readings for the program were by
Mrs. o. NJ. Miles, who read "The
Garden OF Our Heart" by Mrs
Lewis Leibert; "Out fthe Dark
ness" read by Mrs. Margaret Put
nam; Job" a poeem, read by Mrs.
George Carr.
The July meeting will be a picnic
in Prospect Park.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
Graduates Told of
Freedom of Mind

Ann Arbor, June 23-AP-Dean
E. Blythe Stason OF the University
of Michigan Law school called upon
the l,042 graduates at the Univer-
sity's 10lst annual commencement
today to preserve the freedom OF
the mind they had known at the
University and to maintain "a toll
Grant attitude" toward the ideas
OF their fellow men.
more than mere source OF IN
dividual pleasure and satisfaction,
freedom Of the mind is an essential
foundation for all OF the other free
doms we claim as our natural rights
and is the foundation OF democrat
ic government in the United
States" he declared.
Dean Stason told the graduates
that freedom OF the mind gives
them the fright to think and to ex'
change ideas"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
Candidate for Degrees

Jean Alta johnson was q candi'
date for the degree OF Bachelor of
Arts in History and olin Julius Cox
was a candidate for the degree Of
Doctor of Dental Surgery today at
the 10ist annual commencement Of
the University Of Michigan at Ann
Arbor.
The degree itself will be con-
ferred later by the Board OF Reg
ents on completion Of the Uniyer-
sity's stated requirements.
Esmond Shaw. acting head OF
the Art School and professor In
architecture in Cooper Union, New
York. Is spending the summer At
the home Of Mr., and Mrs. A. See
dorf on S. Washington St Mrs.
Shaw who is the daughter Of Mrs.
Seedorf will arrive early in July.
Mr.. Shaw will spend some time in
the office OF r. s. Gerganoff.
Miss Clara Janet Allison, who
spent the winter in war work in
New York City, has returned home
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Ehle and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Kingsbury and family left Thurs
day for California. Mr.. Ehie who
is an electrician will be employed
in the Navy Yard at Mare Island.
Mr.. Kingsbury who is also an cleo
tricisn will work on Naval Aircraft
at Alameda.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
Piano RecitalS
Reveal Training

The piano recitals given by the
pupils OF Dorothy O'Dea Thursday
and Friday evenings at the Roose-
welt High School auditorium at S:15
revealed excellent training. Those
taking part were:
Romance Burgmuller. "Witch's
Tale" Lane. Margaret Dixon; "On
the Midway" Renton, Edward For
ster, Jr.: "Danse Macabre," Saint.
Saens Joan Ratti; ITO a Brook, Z"
Lack. Betty Hoffman; The Sky.
lark" Tschaikowsky. 10 Ann Fan
slow: Under the willows" Little
Joan Burrell; Prelude" Bach, The
Mill Song" Ringuet. Carol Batchel.
or; 'Elfin Danae," Jensen, Scarf
Dance" Chaminade. Elaine Hay.
den; "Aragonaise,' Massenet; "Ar-
kansas Traveller" arr. by Thomp-
son, Joan wales; "Rondo Gala tur-
ca),' Mozart, William Wilcox, Jr.;
"Solfeggietto." Bach, "Juba Dance" +"
Dett, Marlene Moffett: Sonata
Allegro con BRIO" Haydn; But.
terfly," Grieg, Barbara Bachelor.
Il Know Something" Williams;
Hugh Mass: The Juggler," and
Music Land" Thompson. Mary
Jane Nissly; The Long Trail" and
From a Wigwam," Thompson,
Rene Whitmirel stepping Stones" !"
Thompson, and Dancing Lesson" /"
Rolseth, jill Richardson; "The
Fairy Court" Thompson. Donald
Ableson; Swans on the Lake, "
Thompson. Constance Milbourne;
Traffic Cop" and Scissors
Grinder" Thompson. Robert Mis-.
sly; Daddy and Sing" Kerr, Don
ma Ridenour; The Little White
Lamb" Bennett. Leigh Wynn;
Lightly Row. Thompson. Kath,
leen Terrall; THE Streamliner,
Thompson. Norma Lee Graves;
Like Flowers Nodding Their
Heads" keenan,, Doris Ridenour;
The Fairy Dance" Eidt, Billie
Jean Clark; Frog Chorus" Thomp-
son, Lee Anne Lanker; Waltz on
the Green" Beaton, Kay Gallegly;
ITO a Skylark," Thompson, Betty
Kelly: Hide and Seek" Thompson
Mary Ella Lanker! Poor Chin
Chinaman," Masters, Barbara Ann
Church; Elephants Perform,
KLAUS; Journey in the Arctic,
Thompson. james o'Dea; "Eltin
Frolic," Lemont, June Alexander;
THE Banjo Picker" Wright, Doris
Rendel! 'The Donkey" Ritcher,
Nancy Joyce; Swinging in Fairy
land. Harker. Josephine Burrell;
Mistress Mary Hopkins, Carol
Rendel; March OF the Champions
Waldo, "Jocularity," Thompson,
Ronald Greim; Wood Magic, Cou'
gill. and wings" Thompson, Jan
ice Richardson; "Gllstening Moon
light" Rodgers; THE Bee and the
Glover" Geibel, Joyce Hoffman.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23

the staff Of a carrier division and
task group commander.
The 34-year-old naval officer,
was decorated by Rear Admiral
Alfred L. Montgomery USN. on
whose staff he served while par.
ticipating in carrier strikes
against Wake, Marcus, Truk, Ra-
baul and other enemy-held islands
IN the Marshalls, Gilberts and Mari
anas.
The presentation was for "eTcep-
tionally meritorious conduct and
performance of outstanding sery-
ice" while serving at sea from Aug
ust. 1943, to January. l945. His
outstanding assistance in plan
ming" the citation asserted, was a
direct contribution to the highly
successful operations Of this task
group. His devotion to duty far be-
yond normal expectations resulted
In materially increasing the dam
age inflicted upon the enemy"
A graduate OF Princeton Univer-
sity and the University OF Michigan
School OF Law. Lieutenant Viii
llams served with the Federal So
cial Security Board, the Depart.
ment OF Justice and the Office OF
Price Administration in Washing
ton before entering the Navy. He
was executive assistant 10 Attor'
ney-General Frank Murphy, now a
Justice Of the United States Su-
preme Court.
still a member OF Admiral Mont
gomerys staff. he is making his
home at Coronado. Calf, with his
wife, Mrs. Nancy Quirk Williams,
49,
Cpl. Earl II. Wright, son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Levi Wright on May 20
suffered a wound on the head, ac'
cording to word received from the
war Department Friday. He Is now
receiving treatment in a federal
hospital Cpl. Wright Is in the Mar
ines and has been overseas two
years. He will have been In the
service three years August "a.
Donald Reddaway, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Reddaway, sl2
Congress St, and Dale Roberts,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Roberts
River St, enlisted in the Navy June
2l. They will report for physical
on June 25.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
IS at First
Youth Dance

Thirty five teen-agers attended
the first youth dance OF the sum
mer vacation at the Village Com.
munity Building Friday evening.
Miss Doris Reed, who was in
charge OF the group spoke informal
ly to them at 10 o'clock announcing
future events and discussing plans
for the dance. She said that she
thought II would be necessary to
enlarge attendance OF the youth
dances TO make them worthwhile
and asked for suggestions from the
group.
Miss Reed also announced that
William Wilson, a sophomore at
Michigan State Normal College.
would work fulltlme at the Vfl-
lage Community Building begin.
ming Monday.
The rest OF the evening was
spent in dancing. playing ping
pong and cards and serving re.
freshments.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
Service Briefs

Sgt. Richard r. ONeil, attached
to medical corps, has returned
from a trip to England and is
spending his Is day furlough here
with his mother. Mrs. Bertha o.
Neil, before being assigned to the
Pacific area.
Donald Weatherman whose wife
lives at II Photo St, was promoted
to the rank OF T/S during the week
OF June 6. He is a telephone re-
peaterman for Company b OF the
97th Signal Battalion stationed in
Germany.
T/S Arthur f. Dieterle returned
Wednesday from the European
Area, where he has been In service
in Italy. Sgt. Dieterle has received
his honorable discharge. His wife
resides In the Walton apartments.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Dieterle, live at 30l n. Grove ST.
Sgt. Dieterle wears the air medal
with three oak leaf clusters and
belonged to Col. Thomas w. Steed's
unit which received presidential
citation, having flown l25 missions.
He was reported missing over Hun
gary in January. but his ship, bad
ly damaged. was kept In the air
unit! the men could bail out over
Russian-held territory. They soon
returned to their base.
Mrs. Marjorie Tower received
word from her husband First Lieu
tenant Robert Bob Tower on
June 20 that he is in Norfolk, Vir-
ginia. lie expects to be home on
furlough some time next week.
First Lieutenant Tower was a. pilot
Of BIZ F plane. He received mis-
training at Kelly Field, San Anto'
nio. Texas; Tucson, Arizona; Pueb-
10, Colo, and left for overseas from
Salinas. Kansas. in l943 and az.
rived in England. He was reported
missing in action June lS. ls4S,
after a raid over kiel. Germany
His father, Paul Tower, received
word from the Red Cross and also
from his son stating that he was
in a German officers prison camp
The same day the report came his
wife gave birth TO baby girl. First
Lieutenant Tower joined the Air
Force in January, 1912.
Mrs. Ethel Neely, All S. Hamilton
ST returned from Boyer Hospital
Saturday after recovering from an
operation. Her son, Merlin King:
who arrived from Fort Leonard
wood, TO be with her, will return
soon.
Lieut.. G. Mennen Williams, U.s.
Mr.. formerly an assistant attorney
general OF Michigan, has been
awarded the Legion OF Merit Medal
for outstanding services in action
against the Japanese in the Central
Pacific as intelligence officer on
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23

Sunday afternoon, DR.. and Mrs,
r. Clyde Ford will observe their
Golden Wedding Anniversary at a
tea from 1 to Z o'clock EWT In the
formal lounge OF Charles McKenny
Hall. DR.. and Mrs. Ford were mar,
ried June Is, 1895. Mrs. Ford was
Miss Grace Augusta Cogshall, OF
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
The son Of Charles Albert and
Meranda Elizabeth Ford. DR.. Ford
was born In Clarence Township,
Calhoun County. May IT. 1870. He
attended Albion College and later
obtained his Phi. d. from the Uni
versity OF Munich. Germany, In
1900. He Is a member OF Delta Tau
Delta, and was president of the
Michigan Authors Association
1884 10 1886. He Is a member OF the
Michigan Schoolmasters' Club; the
Michigan Academy OF Arts and
Sciences; the Michigan Education
Association and the Modern Lam
guage Association OF America.
DR.. Ford has made researches In
early Michigan and Indian history,
and Is a writer OF essays, drama
and fiction. He is the author OF sew
eral juvenile stories and Is the edi-
tor OF school texts on German and
French. He has travelled extensive
ly In Europe. making pedestrian
trips In Germany. Corsica, France,
the Channel Islands, and Andorra.
DIR. Ford was also president OF the
Rotary Club. and is a member OF
the Methodist Church.
DIR. and Mrs. Ford's son. Richard,
Detroit. will be In Ypsilanu. but
there has been some question as to
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
QUOTAS SET

Detroit-The regional office OF
the War Production Board today
presented quotas to Michigan man.
ufacturers for the production OF
63.4s3 domestic refrigerators and
46. 1868 washing machines. Refriger'
ator quotas were set at; Nash Kel,
vinator Corp, Grand Rapids and
Detroit. 27,S25; Norge Division
Borg-Warner Corp, Muskegon, H.
O6s. washing machine quotas were,
Nineteen Hundred Corp, st. Jos
eph, 1891; Norge Division, Borg
Warner Detroit, 1892.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
In the Sick Room

William Hawes, 1909 N. Congress
St., is recovering in Boyer Hos
pital after an emergency appen-
dectomy.
Clarence Fingerle, 1Os25 Huron
River Drive, was taken by police
to Boyer Hospital where he re-
ceived medical aid for a head
wound received when he slipped
and fell Friday while getting out
of his car. Two stitches were re-
uuired to close the wound on his
scalp.
Miss Judith Miller, 204 W. Aims
worth Blvd, has returned home
from Boyer Hospital after an ap'
pendectomy.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
Deaths
Or. HENRY q. CRAIG

Ann Arbor. Mich, June 2S-Dr.
Henry r. Craig. senior psychiatrist
at Eloise Hospital In Dearborn, died
today in Simpson Memorial Instl-
tute here after a short Illness. He
was Al years old and a native OF
Augusta, Ga.
DR.. Craig obtained his medical
degree from the University of Geor-
gla. He joined the staff at Elolse
Hospital in 1885 after serving at
HenryAlFord Hospital In Detroit
for several years.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
Miss Marion Gardner
Entertained at Dinner

Mrs. Lynn R. Schaffer enter
tanned at a dinner party for her
niece, Miss Marion Jeanne Gard
ner, Thursday at Mac Wood.
Later the guests enjoyed playing
cards. Special prizes were awarded
TO Miss Martha ogle, Mrs. John
Ely, and Mrs. Joseph Climer. A spe-
cial guest of honor gift was given
to Miss Gardner.
The marriage OF Miss Gardner,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. n.
Gardner, to TfS william c. Ely.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Ely,
will take place Saturday, June 80.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23

WASHINGTON - ms - Rep
Kearney (R) N. Y. Friday report
ed a new outbreak of violence at
the Northport, N. Y. Veterans Hos
pital and said the Veterans Admin
istration had promised an investiga'
ton. at seems to me that Col,
Louis Verdel, manager OF the IA
cility, has completely lost control
of the institution, Kearney de-
clared In making public a letter
from the mother OF a Northport
parent, who witnessed the incident
which occurred June II.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
Pick Of The Air TodaY

National ,sroadesstlng Company
RED NETWORK -WLW 100. WV
$50. WMAQ $40.
AMERICAN BROADCASTlNG CO.
WXYZ 1870, WHAM 1850.
Columbia BroadesStlna Company
WJR 760. WBBM $50, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1890. VICAR 1850, WBNS
1860, WOOD 1910.
Mutual Broadesstlnp Company
RED NETW XIX - CKLW 500,
WJBk 1890, WGN 720.
Tonight
NBC-7:00 Our Foreign Policy;
1880 Santa Anita Derby;
$3.50 Truth or Consequences;
300 Barn Dance;
10000 Judy Canoya.
CBS-S:00 Mayor of Town:
900 Hit Parade and Dick Todd {;
1915 AL Pearce finale;
11:15 Bands for Bonds by seven
orchestra.
ABC (ex-BLU)-S:0O Earl Ameri.
can Dances;
$3.50 Boston Pops Concert;
10:30 Song Time;
11:00 Hoosier Hop.
MBS-7:30 Arthur Hale:
$50 Calling All Detectives;
HOO Shady Valley Jamboree
finale.
Sunday Talks
MBS-11:30 a. m. Reviewing Stand
Conflict In Middle East;
NBC-1:15 p. m. America United
"The Veterans Future;
NBC-l:3O Rountable "Lamor and
Management after the War
MBS-3:30 Discussion Where is
Russia Going?'
Other Sunday Programs
NBC-2:30 John Charles Thomas
$3.50 Army Hour;
500 NBC Symphony;
$50 Glldersleeve;
200 Wayne King Music;
500 Frances Langford Show;
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
Stork Calls

Daughter, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lovaas. s05 Tyler Rd.. at Boyer
Hospital on June %; weight seven
pounds, three ounces,
Son, to Mr.. and Mrs. Myrop
Beach, 1922 Pittsfield Blvd, Willow
village, at Boyer Hospital, on June
az; weight five pounds, is ounces.
Son, to Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy Nc
Ennan, McEnnan Airport, at Boyer
Hospital on June %; weight seven
pounds, five ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
THOUSANDS IDLE

Detroit-Forty.two thousand war
workers were idled by strikes to-
day, including $500 employees at
the Briggs Conner plant protesting
Detroit's meat shortage. The
Briggs plant was closed yesterday
after the employees reported that
they are "sick and tired Of going
Mlthnnf meat"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23

MADRID ms Pierre Laval,
idicted Vichy premier Of France,
is not wasting time in his luxurious
Spanish prison, according to a dis
patch. received from Barcelona to-
day. Pierre is knitting a pullover
Eweater
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
Calendar Of Social Events

TO-DAY
Hail. 80 by the Auxiliary
Veterans OF Foreign Wars.
MONDAY
Ypsian Chapter Star dinner $780,
followed by special meeting and initiation Masonic Temple
lodge
Queen City Lodge knights Pyhs o'clock Castle
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
THE Willow RUN News
Willow Run Calendar
TODAY

TODAY
9 p. m.-Youth Dance, St. Alexis
Community Han.
until dark Fairgrounds open
at Village Community Building and
Foster Schools.
MONDAY
until dark-Playgrounds open
az Village Community Building and
Foster Schools.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
Pestpone cslehration

The literary class of 1895 at the
University of Michigan have post
poned their golden anniversary
celebration and Induction into the
Emeritus Club until 1s46 because
Of transportation difficulties as
its members are scattered from
Boston and New York TO Utah.
Nebraska and several { lifornia
cities and from Florida to Mime
sofa. aud from Hawaii TO England.
Mrs. Theodore Lindquist and Miss
Marna osband are members.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
Two Questioned

Two Questioned
Two men are held for question
ing concerning a watch with a fleH-
ible gold arm band belonging to
Thomas Jackson, 447 First Ave,
who said that it was taken while he
was asleep between 2 and p. m.
Friday at his home. Jackson re-
ported that the two were IN his
room during that time and could
have taken II.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23
YpsiIdnh Briefs
Shoots Bull

Shoots Bull
Detective George Randel came to
the rescue Friday afternoon and
shot a bull owned by Lawrence
Carlton. 5 Mile Road, when the ami
NAL turned wild on its owner. The
bull was being taken from the barn
owned by John Backus on a writ OF
replevin, when II attacked Mr.
Carlton, and was shot by Detective
Randel with a deer rifle.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23

Return Rlllfold
Police returned billfold TO
George RegetE, sos Pearl ST., which
they found in front OF the White
Palace Restaurant, Friday eve
ming.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-23

Register 65s
The total registration Of the
Michigan State Normal ColleN
summer school is 65s. This is a
growth over last year which at this
time was IS less. More are expected
10 enroll next week.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-12-07

Parkyakarkus has been asked by
a Chicago philologist to send him a
recording of that Greek dialect
heard on "Meet Me at Parky's";
the records to be added to those in
a collection of foreign accents.
Parky, who majored in English
at college, will oblige.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-12-07

THE STORY THUS FAR: Thunder.
head IL the only white horse ever foaled
ON the Goose Bar ranch in wyoming. He
10 . throwback to his great grandsire,
The Albino, = wild stallion. His 14-year.
old owner, Ken Mclaughlin, hopes that
hs win become a famous racer. Thun.
Serhead Is entered at . fall race meet
IN idaho. He is very fast but Is hard to
handle. Rob Mclaughlin. Ken's father,
sells on most Of his horses and goes
into sheep raising. Financial worries
had created rift between Rob and his
wife, Nell, but they are reconciled. Ken
b to 90 with Thunderhead to the races.
Nell finds that she will soon be a mother
again.