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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-15
FISHING CRAFT
Ban IS LIFTED

,,,or+ime restrictions apple
AL Commercial fishing vessels,
ible " .;no within that part of the
ope[a lM@9yal District which lies in
sixth stt5 { Carolina have been lifted,
'No .ative Yesterday, 1t. s.B. Frink,
eheC' r G. R., Captain of the
y. : . If Wilmington, announced.
P3 r..St Guard headquarters has di-
Coa a thai surveillance of COM
Iecleu; fishing vessels be discon-
r r15sd to the fullest extent prac-
tc Ss;s means, the officer explain
, I4 that operators and crew mem
Cd 'D nj the vessels no longer will
bets " ~ obtain Identification cards,
nave 's.t ~ permits or submit a
ope@ Iist tc the Captain of the
crew crew when t operating within t h e
Pol ,.naiction of the Captain of the
lafl Il comprising that part OF
P0IG carolina - South Carolina
Nor SosI and the onslow county line
lln 5 +he Cape Fear river.
anu .a.o mr. to the directions from
=. aaJouarters the vessels will be
h fsaued to clear for operations Ell
say day or night.
el Eloneyey. it was emphasized, all
,-aroercial vessels departing t h e
!turi.diction of the Captain of the
g a.- by the high seas must have
, ,vI Instructions from the port
directors office.
W Numerical vessels departing
IN Jurisdiction of the local office
wv Wv the Inland Waterway will not
W w reo,ired to obtain any permits.
INV from the Captain of the P ort
~ s,' +be Port Director, it was explain
- No Information on pleasure craft
~estrictiors was available.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-15

J. Laurens Wright, recently
appointed manager of the North
Carolina division of the Standard
Oil company of New Jersey to
succeed C. NJ. Byers, has return
ed to his office in Charlotte from
a conference with the company's
management in New York and
assumed his new duties.
Mr.. Byers, who has been man.
ager of the division for "a years,
has been assigned the task of
organizing a Regional ESQ Farms
Service department which will
direct sales of ESQ farm products
in Virginia, the Carolinas, Ten
nessee, Arkansas and Louisiana.
Mr.. Byers will make his head
quarters in Richmond.
Mr.. Wright, who has for some
years held the position OF assis-
tant manager of the division, has
been with Standard for 81 years.
Upon leaving the University OF
North Carolina in 1914 he got a
position with the company in Will
:nington as billing clerk. Later
he became cashier at that point
then salesman and district sales
manager.
In 1888, he was transferred to
the Charlotte headquarters as
Wholesale Manager from which
position he was advanced to as
sistant manager in 1941: He Is
chairman of the OPA Petroleum
Advisory committee for North
Carolina. He is prominent in
church and social activities, be-
inc vestryman of St. Peters
Episcopal church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright. the former Jane Mac
MILAN of Wilmington, with their
three children make their home
at sos Fenton place, Charlotte.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-15

A student nurse at James Wal
ker Memorial hospital receives
her cap from Director of Nurses
Clara L. Wright in a ceremony
Monday night marking completion
of the pre-clinical phase of train
ing for the profession.
Others in the picture are (from
left to right) Student Nurse Mar
tina Willis, president of the Senior
class, Miss Beadie Britt, assistant
Director of Nurses and Miss Ruth
Pannill, Educa tional Director.
The ceremony, which included
an invocation by George R. OAR
den and talks by Senior Student
Nurse Martha Willis and Pre-
Clinical Student Alice Wray, was
based on the connection of the
nurses profession with Florence
Nightingale who became famous
as "the Lady of the Lamp" for
her work during the Crimean War
among the sick and wounded. AS
each student received her cap
she was given a candle which she
lighted from the Senior student
nurses candle to signify the pas
sing on of responsibility and ac-
ceptance of the high standards of
Florence Nightingale profession.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-15
Aussies Clear Enemy
From Saposa Island

SAN FRANCISCO, March IA.
-P)- Australian forces have
cleared all Japanese soldiers
from the island of Saposa off
northwestern Bougainville, the
Melbourne radio reported We'd
nesday. The Aussies invaded
the island last Thursday.
The operation. said the Aus
tralian broadcast recorded by
FEC, isolates the Japanese gar
rison on the Bougainvalle side
of Buka passage and gives the
Aussies control over the entire
western coast of Soraken pen
insula.
Melbournee reported that Aus
tralian patrols are taking a
heavy toll of Japanese outposts
in the main northern sector of
Bougainville where the Nip
ponese are using artillery con-
stantly.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-15
Lemon uiceRecipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS

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today. Mix 1t with . quart Of water. add the
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obtained. If the pains do not quickly leave
and II you do not feel better, return the
empty package and Ru-Ex will cost you moth
ing to try as it is sold by your druggist under
Compound Il for sale and recommended By
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-15
SENATORS DOCKET
AIR PLANS PROBE

WASHINGTON, March 14-RH|
Two Senate committees will start
full-scale hearings next week on
the United States postwar aviation
policies.
The foreign relations committee
named a subcommittee to start
hearings, probably next week, on
the international aviation treaty,
fruit of the Chicago Aviation Con-
ference lasr November, which pro-
poses to set up an international
agency to deal with world aviation.
The Senate Commerce Commit
tee acceded, in a closed session,
to the demands of Sen. McCarran
(D-Nev.) that he be heard on his
bill which would set up a single
United States aviation company to
carry all overseas traffic. McCar-
ran will be heard Monday and will
present further witnesses Thurs
day.
Both hearings will bring up con-
troversies which have been SIM
mering here for year.
The aviation treaty names
among other purposes Of the in
ternational aviation organization,
the prevention of economic waste
caused by unreasonable competi-
tion.'' American aviation men fear
the phrase skirts very close to the
cartelized form Of European bust
ness which parcels out markets to
business enterprises, and then lin
| it them to those field.
McCarran's proposal for a single
overseas company has the en-
phatic opposition of Is independent
aviation companies, and both
the State and Commerce Depart
ments have declared against the
idea on preference for open COM
petition both among American
companies and foreign companies.
--V-
Leonardo da Vinci was one of
the first in history to believe that
an image must be created in the
eye.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-15
MINISTER ARRIVES

NEW ORLEANS, March AR
Dr. Gonzales Freile, Ecuadoran
Minister of public health, and
Members of his family arrived
mere by Pan American clipper
todav from Guayaqull.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-15

Leonardo da Vinci was one Of
the first in history to believe that
an image must be created in the
eye.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
AnSDerSto
Sports Fans
Questions

Q-How many different breeds
of dogs are recognized by the
American Kennel Club?
A-1l0.
Q-How many dogs are Of
American origin?
A-According to Claude j.
Fitzgerald OF Wyandotte, who
has made quite a study Of dogs.
only three breeds can be traced
10 American origin. They are
the Boston Terrier, Labrador
and Chesapeake retrievers.
Q-What is the age of Rudy
York ? And where was he born
A-Rudy was horn Aug. IL,
1913. In Cartersville, Ga.
@ What Tiger pitcher finished
last season with the lowest earned
run average?
A-DiZzy Trout took honors
with a 2.12 percentage, followed
by Hal Newhouser with n 2.22.
Q-Was Mike fresh, White SoH
catcher. born in Detroit?
A--No. Although fresh was
product Of Detroit sandlots,
he first saw the light Of day
Feb. %. 1914, In Hazeltown, Pa.
Q-With what major league
club is Hornell, n. Y, Pony League
baseball team connected with?
A-Hornell Is affiliated with
the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Q-How old is Pete Gray and
what team was he with last sea-
SON.
Array was born March 8,
1917, and came up this season
to the. Browns from Memphis,
where he batted 1888 for the
season.
Here's one that stumped us.
1t came from Cpl. Melikian In
Italy.
"Was Johnny Bassler. one
time Tiger player, ever thrown
out by left fielder at first
baSe?"
II YOU answer that one you
get a season pass TO the sandlot
games at Northwestern Field.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Busy Week
For Softbdh loop
Times Photo

With good weather in prospect
the next five days will be busy
ones for Detroit Softball Associa-
ton teams. Three games are
listed each evening at Mack
Park, one for girls and two for
men.
Sunday night Hudson 154,
metro champs play Johnsons and
Memorial Day take on Motor
Products. Bills also meet Kings
tonight and the Wildcat girls
take on Chalou Vets.
Games this week ke-
sundAy-BillA vs. Kings Wildcats vs. Cha.
lou Vets. Etris Hudson lsA IS Johnson
MoncAy-HriEEs Fciicg, TWO vs. Bonn
hsrsttes. girls Hudson a. A. ". Motor
Products 2O9
Tassdsy-Hudsqn lS4 " Ford 400 KIM,
vs. johnson. Cha'0u ss Hudson. ElrlG-
WCdUrrdAy- DcCnl silen paNl=HudInn La
" Motor Products Widcsie vs. chslou
girls johnson IS Police
Thursdsy--Police vs. KINGS Bombsrettst
" Motor Products wildcats rs Chhlou.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Uncle Sam Is His Pilot

LOOK AT THE MAIL1-Char'
lie Roth. the fighter, writes that
he has a new manager, Uncle
Sam He was inducted into
the army on Thursday
Ph. NJ &c Fillmore postcards
Just to illustrate how dem
ocratic our fighting generals
are. q two-star general and a
full colonel came into the serv-
Icemen's section at recent
game and sat down with the
servicemen the same as any
GI. They got big kick out of
the game. So did the men"
From New Caledonia. Dan VAL
entine sends along a copy of the
South Pacific Daily News. E. He
adds there are plenty of sports
figures out there-San Francis,
the all-America from Nebraska
Lee Ramage the eX-fighter
Cmdr Jim McMnllen
Mai Kent Ryan, formerly Of the
Lions.
Frank RaniszewskL 1923 st.
Cyril. writes with deserved pride
when he lets il be known his
son, Bob, under contract 10 the
s.. Louis Browns, got his navy
wings this week down in Texas
also that Bob recently pitched
q no-hit game for the Corpus
Christi team against the Foster
Army Air Base team in his
last "a innings, Bob gave up only
six hits, six runs and had 3S
strike outs
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Philadelphia
Chicago
limerick Kocsis Day
Is Set for Monday

limerick Koesis- recently given
a medical discharge from the
army, will be honorcd al Mondays
pro-amateur al Western Kocsis
plans 10 give up golf and spend
the summer on his farm al Green
Lake. Each pro Will be allowed
Ia have as many amateur part
ners as he wishes.
Sam Byrd and Al Watrous, who
defeated Claude Harmon and
Chick Rutan. 2-l. recently as
Lochmoor. VIII attempt 10 repeat
when the same quartet plays at
Birmingham Country Club this
Sunday afternoon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

Niagara Falls IN a barrel-
Here is a sport in which you
start out with the barrel =. II
you win you wind up with it in
contrast to horse racing =. where
the chap in the barrel is gen.
orally recognized as the loser.
horse racing, you have 10
be a little punchy or like to buck
the percentage tthe= sarnGthiuE4 '
10 like the sport Such char
acter is Red Hill, the Niagara
Falls. Ont -4riYerman. whom
Jimmy Coleman Of the Toronto
Globe and Mail reports is ready
to make The high dive Red
plans on taking the plunge through
the Niagara River rapids and the
whirlpool, June 8.
POP DID 1T
Like a horse player trying to
beat the favorite, Red Hill
thinks he can beat the percent
age because his father went
through the rapids and the
whirlpool three times, In 1910,
1880 and 1891.
Five persons have gone over
the Falls in barrels. Mrs. Anna
Taylor, an American school
teacher. made it without her
waterwings in 1901. Bobby Leach
succeeded in 1911 and Jean Lus-
sier bounced over in a rubber ball
in 1923.
Two others were killed, Leach
beat the Falls, but old Joe Per-
.centage caught up with him some
years later in New Zealand when
he slipped on an orange peel and
was killed. J
Those are the statistics 10 date
on the event Fans who miss the
spills and thrills OF horse racing
and who feel cheated because they
can't watch roaring cars do flip
flops on the indianapolis speed
way. can get into this contest
with Red and make II a Niagara
Falls Derby.
All you need is good barrel ..
We know some boys who Will be
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

seen things. He was sparring
partner for such heavyweight
notableS as Dempsey and Jack
johnson He was In Demp-
sey's corner at Toledo, along
with Jack kearns and the late
Derry the Greek, and also with
the MaRassa MaHler a. second
on that memorable night when
he met Louis Angel Firpo, Wild
Bull OF the Pampas.
Geyer boxed 16 years, later
toured with a circus, served as
body guard for the late Tom Min
and now has a hobby Of raising
frogs and muskrats
Imagine raising those
things" said Monteith AS he de-
parted. You'd never draw n
worthwhile gate matching those
things up"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
CoOLEY's STRENGTH

Cooley's strength is In the
dashes, where the Cardinals had
a double winner in Wes Reynolds !;
IN the mile with Ross Smith and
Wally McGhee. and Ron Fedraw
in the 440 and Don Narrower in
the hurdles.
Twenty-Five schools are entered
In the Wayne relays. Cooley in
Glass A and Trenton In Class B
are defending champions.
This weeks baseball schedule
TUESDAYS GAMES
Cooley att oi y Central az Mackenzie,
Northwestern a. Wrght chsdsey a. South.
H%stetn. HamirAnck- -Per1hing. CASS a.
Hirhland Park Eastern a. Southeastern.
Nillef At Northesstern. .WeIisrn az Hedford
rRtDtr-S GtNTS
Mackenzie ~ Cooley, Redford a. Central,
Southwestern AZ N0ftNVeStcrn, Western a.
Cbsdsey Highland Park al Hsmramck
northern A. cas- Northeastern a. Eastern
tDenhy al Miller Wright al Y. oi y
.southssStsrn AZ PerShinG
'NOnlesEUe games
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Sinkwich Seems In

Don't be surprised II Frankie
Sinkwich isn't released from serv-
ice again.
Thcres talk Potsy Clark may
end Up as NehraSka'S football
coach Purdue has los, 2l let-
tcrmc1 LateSi was Marine
Cpl Tony BuikovICh
Col. Matt Winn visions 100 900
Derby crowds In the future
He thinks travel by hchcoptcr.
etc. will swell the attendance.
The Sporting News continues 10
suggest that the late Franklin
Delano Roosevelt be elected "a
Baseballs Hall of Fame.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
OTHER BOUTS

Promoter Orville Godfrey an.
nounced the preliminary card
would be featured by an eight
round clash between lid Eng
lish. Detroit heavyweight. and
Jim "Tarbaby" Williams of Chi
cago, both 200-pounders.
Another interesting prelim Is
the flve-rounder between Tommy
Nelson and Cleve Holt, Detroit
feathers. Holt has a draw with
Nelson and Tommy wants 10 wipe
IL out. Nelson's only loss was 10
Kayo Morgan in Windsor several
weeks ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Western Michigan
Defeats Illinois Tech

KALAMAZOO, May 26-Errors
aided both teams in scoring today
and Western Michigan defeated
Illinois Institute of Technology S
10 3, behind the siX-hit pitching of
Tommy Urquhart. who might have
had a shutout if his support had
not wavered in the second and
third frames.
Illinois Institute OH 600 ooo-3
Western Michigan lO2 Ol0 SINS
Evers and stidham, Lichtman, Urquhart and
MArkA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

ca rrNln a
scrap book that
almost matched
his hulk has
haaa plant
protection man
At Ford Motor
Co for the past
nine Years
7 h Q scrap
book bore out
Geyer'S tes-
ttuony that
ne has been
eplAcesa and
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
R0TC Holds Annual
Field Day Friday

The Reserve Officers Training
Corps of the Detroit High Schools
will hold their twenty-sixth an
nual field day at Briggs Stadium
Friday. starting az 1:30 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
AGO

TOrEM IS ax75 20 Totals ~ SAT I3
XOnc out when winning run scored
ARAn for MAncuso IN seventh
hBatted for Schustef in ninth
cBAfted FOR Erickson IN ninth.
dram Tor Becker M ninth.
Phiiadelphia 600 OOi oo0-l
ChicaEo 600 100 ooi-2
RunB-DinEeS Nicholson Rice Errors
CrANiufd , johnson GsrsFTetts Runs bAtted
io--Trinleit- Pafkn. Gillespie Sacrifice hits
Lee Crawford Picciuto. WAkdell Rice. Pafko.
Double plAyS-iAck 70 johnson to CayArrettA.
Lee % hnt0neli 20 Crawford - WISdell. LETT
on BAps-PhilsdlephiA o, Chicago O. Bases
on bslls-Ou Lee s. off EIickSnn s. Struck
out-By Lee ! BY Erickson 3 UmpireE--
MsEerkurth. Stewart and Dunn. Time--2 90.
Attendance-s 76i.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Walk in 9th Beats
PhiIlies, Il
Cubs Score With
Bases Loaded

CHICAGO. May 26 CUP)-
Pitcher Bill Lee walked pirch
hitter Paul Gillespie with
bases full in the ninth inning !
day TO give the Chicago Cubs a
2-1 victory over the PhillieS and
their third triumph in the four
game series.
PHILADELPHIA CutCACO
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
.Preps Settle
Track Titles
City Finals. Wayne
Relays This Week
Bv JAKE BERSON

Metropolitan League prep ath-
leteS this week reach the stretch
drive Of the school year, with out
t.oar- -track-cnrfinC -in-fur -tt1c
major share Of attention
Monday the thinclads compete
M the city Semifnals. with sur
VivOrS going on 10 the finals on
Thursday on Saturday. most Of
The athletes viii run in the annual
Wayne relays. All track competi-
tion will be held al Redford High.
Metro baseball teams. mean
while. play their last two league
games Tuesday and Friday. Win
mars N each Of the four sections
qualify for the SemiflnalS June 4,
the two survivors meeting June Z
at Briggs Stadium for the title.
TWO-TEAM FIGHT
Cooley. defending city outdoor
champion and winner OF the west
side meet last week, and Miller,
top team on the east side. are eX-
pected 10 make this weeks city
track finals two-team affair.
DENLY. the indoor champion, has
been pushed d out OF the title
picture.
Cooley viii have one more entry
than Miller % 10 %, in Mondays
tsemihnalS. but the Trojans are
favored 10 come out-on- top by
most coaches.
Miller is particularly strong in
the hurdles with George Sayles
and Ralph Roman: in the shotput.
where Charles Fonvllle has hit
30 feet this season. and IN the
broad Jump with Tom Truss. Truss
also rates well up in the ie0
and 220.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Bob Tales
Denver Jack Geyer
Leaves Scot+y Cold
BY BOB MURPHY
Detroit Times sports EDITOR

Stiver-thatchct ScotTy Aett'7T7teitii
Came marching into the Office.
This j. Denver Jack GeNer,'
said Scotiy as nc turned 90
giant ol 4 man Hes one of
the real old-timerS IN boxing.
Denver Jack a Weif-PreseiNed
man AZ s.. weighing SO and
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Giants Trim
Reds Again, 81

CINCINNATI, May 26 GUPt-
New York Giants maintained their
mastery over the Cincinnati Reds
today. beating them, D 10 l, for
their sixth victory in six games
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
HOCKEY OPERATIVES

HOCKEY OPERA TIVES
DEPT: Some Canadian hockey
interests are reported looking
over angles on putting a-Na-
tional Hockey League club back
into Philadelphia.
Red Dutton. again reported
ready to resign the league pres
idency, is being mentioned In
connection with prospective
clubs In Buffalo, Philadelphia
and Brooklyn.
Tommy German. Montreal
Canadlens' manager, heads
group which has bought the
Ottawa Auditorium Not eX-
pected to put in an MIL club,
though.
TIMES HAVE CHANGED: Lee
Macdonell recently had a note
about Happy c.. the colt one oi
the Whitneys has named fol-
Happy Chandler, but do you re-
member the horse Gov. Chandler
Back when Happy was highly re
earded by horse racing folks a,
the BOSNIAN Of Kentucky, Jot
Metz Of Covington owned snC
trained a chestnut Reigh Coun'
gelding named in Happy'S honor
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
OFF THE HOOK
With Lewis n. Walter
OFF THE HOOK With Lewis n. Waller
Join 'Ouer the Falls Derby,
Barrel Is Yours if Y You Win
HAPPY LANDINGS DEPT.

HAPPY LANDINGS DEPT Since there to be little
delay the Detroit horse racing perhaps should
call which provides Just much action and
being revived We the Jolly pame of going
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Air Sailor Likes Distance

They'll he off and running an
the Derby a week from this COM
Ing Saturday and Detroiters are
getting steamed up over the
chances of local steed hitting the
wire first
1T. Cmdr. T. ID. Buhl's Air
Sailor. conqueror OF Pot o. Luck
this past week at Churchill
Downs, Is the towns hope.
You'll recall the Bull colt
started IL times as 2-yeHr-ofd.
winning seven, second three
times and out of the money only
- once while picking up SS2,0t9.
He looks like he will 60 the
mile and a quarter and like II.
As Eenten-the- biz Tiger
pitcher fumes IN tho hospital
these days with that broken bone
he will read his name IN print
many times.
For instance James I Dykes
he OF the big segar. gave forth
with a version on Benton's- Sue
cess the other day.
Benton How Is he doing
Il? Well, he isn't pitching the
way he did before he left the
Tigers for the navy. He used
90 be a fast ball thrower, al
ways. Now he chuckS the slow
stun. Slow curves, the nothing
ball, and the fast one as waste
bail. The batter keeps looking
for speed and gets fooled."
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Williams SET
.ToHa|tPoweI|
He Can Stop That
Right, Says Trainer

The vaunted right hand of
Sampson Powell. about which
much has been written and OF
which little has been seen, will
be brought into action Monday
night when the CleVelander meets
Holman Williams. duration mid
dIeweight and light heavyweight
champion, in the 10-round head
liner on the Arcadia fight card.
Authority for this assertion is
Dave Clark. longtime friend OF
Williams, and currently trainer
of Powell.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
SET TO STOP POWELL

Williams, q Detroit product, Is
back home with the sole intention
of hating the maltreatment
Powell has been handing out
around Detroit's fistic corners 10
local talent.
Unexcelled in the art of block
ing punches, Williams will be the
most severe test Powell has ever
faced in his career. Holman has
participated in we'll over 200 ring
battles during his long career,
and although he lost Ia times,
he has beaten each OF those win
ners in return engagements.
Powell definitely will be the
underdog in this one.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

e.ez.at.a.4 coo COO ln0-l
Runs = Hsusemsn OFT Welntrsuh. Kerr
pevrS, Sires Errors-Kerr. Lioke. Runs
Eattcf tn-Ruckrr O. lombard Reyes,
FlaEer iOtt scored on Libkes error IN sey-
enthJ Sscrihce hi,S-Medviek. Hansen 2
Beck Double play-Kerr 10 HsuSem1n
10 Weintrsuh struck out--By Hansen !
Bases on bsns--of Hansen 2. OF Beck a.
of Bush ! of BoSser !. BAlk-HanSen
in Ia inning of BoSser In INNINGS
LosinE. Pis,cher-s.cE heii on oa'ssSeS ,:rT ;t..
-ssars Aenline and conlan. Attendance
l414.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

glad to make up the book on the
event =. Give you some mighty
nice odds, too,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12
Youths Beat
Matron, Skip
County Farm

Two youths, a negro boy, age 1G,
and a white boy, age 10, escaped
from the Washtenaw County De
tention Ward around Sis p. m.
Tuesday by overpowering the ma
tron in charge OF their ward. Both
boys were being held for larceny,
enc only temporarily pending in.
vestigation.
Miss Julia Demaree, assistant
matron, was on duty at the time
OF thei rescape, and was severely
beaten by the two boys. She suf-
fered decorations on her face and
head, and is recuperating at the
infirmary there. Her home is in
Pontiac. but she temporarily re,
sides on the premises of the coun-
ty home while working there.
The Washtenaw County sheriff
was Immediately notified Tuesday
evening. The state police, and Ann
Arbor and Ypsilanti police have
Joined in search for the boys.