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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
BY JAMES r.. BELL
Chairman, General Mills. Inc.

Industry will be called the leading role creating
postwar prosperity industry will the share OF the
burden Of raising the standard of living of employing the largest
number of making jobs than before and
paying higher
What kind OF genie industry that work such miracles
In the simplest analysis industry Americans made
up the of labor management OF the
stockholders who the Individual of the farmers
other producers materials the statesmen and dis
buto who handle the finished products and OF the people
transportation who bring the goods 10 the
When all the members this industrial cooperating
together with mutual understanding, nothing them
In 1889 began the practice Of holding each fall informal
meetings stockholders of General Mills cities
throughout the country.
The purpose of these meetings in 1912 because
bring about through personal contact closer
cooperation between the and the OF the
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
Mute Joins Ross Roy

Albert c. Mute has joined
Ross Roy. after being director
of public relations at Hudson
Motor Car Co. for two years.
Donald p. Markus has also
Joined Ross Roy in its research
department. He was formerly
with Harry Ferguson, Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25

Detroit Edl-
son as a light
b U | b. h a s
joined Evans
Products Co.
as assistant
10 j. c. Gold
ric k. vice
president in
c h a r & . Of
public rela-
tons.
Ge sn g r
W a 5 adVer-
1lSIup m an
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HoudaiIIe- e-Hershey
PAYS Usual 621 Cents

Houdaille Hershey Corp. de-
clared a regular quarterly dividend
of 62ia cents on its Class A stock,
payable Oct. / to stockholders Of
record Sept. 25.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25

AIRCRAFT ENGINEERs-Here's your
chance TO work In Southern California.
developing new projects for the builders
Of the famous PSI Mustangs. We espe-
ciAl,y need serOcynAmicS. stress analysts
and model builders, as well qualified
designers. craftsmen and lOftSmen. See
North American Aviation representative
az your nearest USES office or telephone
CA sOT4
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sger OF the Edison Co for is
years and was considered an
authority on sales promotion.
consumer advertising, publicity
and public relations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
Dividend Of III Cents
|By yNdsh-KeIvinator

Nash -Kelvinator Corp. directors
voted a dividend Of 12i4 cents per
khaxe on outstanding capital
payable Sept. 28 to stock
bHycord Sept 5.
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Blueprint for Postwar Ameriea
Stockholders Role
Vital i'm PeacefiIne

EDITORS NOTE: James f. Bell. chairman. General Mills,
today Meyle Stanley Rukeyser
who N vacation. Tomorrow w. w. Townsend,
will discuss the that cheap money!
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"c.;aB-, STILL ONg

general acceptance of the prin-
ciple that pay. according 10 ma
tural ability and performance, is
all that one has a right 70.
Instead, the haye-not n a ito n $
grabbed. Political power tarmed)
superseded economic power.
Today. in America, can we say
that the differences among our
individuals or groups are recog-
niZed? Or are some Of US still
trying 10 grab larger. incomes
from others, regardless cT produc-
tivity?
And what about the purposes
Of the war? / think the end was
to get a settlement Of the above
mentioned international differ
ences through democracy. IT was
To establish the recognition Of IN
dividual and minority rightS-the
rights of small nationS-as a basis
for free individual choice. The
press of the haYe-not
nations and bloCs were 10 be ended
forever. The peaceful methods of
free economic competition and
free acceptance Of the resulting
differences. were to be accepted
The use of political power by
autocratic leaders was 10 be
abolished.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
Dividend Of 25Cents
Mich. Steel Tube

Michigan Steel Tube Products
Co. declared a cash dividend OF
b5 cents per share, payable Sept.
h2. 1945. 10 stockholders Of record
Sept. l. 1915.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
Sessner Quits Edison

IN Gessner-in the aIvertis-
iH field, as much part OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25

It Is our hope companies will adopt the informal
meeting and further IN
dusfry through the personal contact technique
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
Death notlreSa

BERELs-Augua %. John. beloved
Mrs. Allan T0MSend Mrs. fyed
Besie. Flnelal from George p. Warrick
tulCTll Home, 1893 4. Grand Blvd,
saturday 10 30 a. m. 81. Anthony .
Church AZ 400.
HiRfn-see Jo1eiowioz Marquette.
HOsT-Dr. Lawrence n. August %.
40 residence. b925 4. Jefferson. be-
loved husband % Gertrude tnee Casey
dear brother Of Theodore J Grand
MIS-. Lorraine Broeden. Funeral from
George b. Warrick Funeral Home. LO93
y. Grand Blvd. Monday 9,i5 A. m.
81 Margaret Mary Church az 10.
JANrL John y. Aus ~ Hel0yed
ruE8nf ~ The late Henrietta Henrisl
dc3s father ~ Coioael Elmer. Warrant
officer Alfred and Richard Jantz:
tr1ther. ol August and AntoniA Jantz
Mrs Mary pletrich and Mrss/ Aurelia
JanH. Funeral from George r. War
uck Funeral Home. 1923 East Grand
Blvd. saturday, 8: 30 a. m. ST. Charles
church at 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tnee IIirthl,
Aug p. dear vile OF Frank. mother
~ Camille and John. sister OF NrS,
Dorothy J9dway Of Mt. Clemens. Mich.
Il.--G.2l --.-.a-a--s.r Sasv-2 .r-4s.,siA -ss-.-
deuce SOFA Naples al $50. 70 ST.
stanisiaus Church al 10 a. M. Inter.
ulsut az NJ Ollyet.
KROHA-Aug -. Ferdinand L. tFred
beloved husband Of Katherine p. nee
CALVIN. dear father Of DR. Lawrence
A. and sister Miriam Catherine o. P
grandfather OF grandchildren. dear
brother OF John j., Mrs. ?. r.. Schwinn,
Mrs Rose RaIner of Milwaukee Funeral
from home IO25 Beaconsfield Ave
sat at 10, 10 81. Ambrose Church al
LACH-Frank W. suddenly. trloycc
husband 0f Augusta. dear father OF
Let8. Dennison and Clautette Lsch:
brother OF Louis. Stanley. Alexander
sgt. Gean a1d cpl Henry, Cpl
Peter att uf Ght-a-7. ana ttrt-u Ldcr
% Detroit. Funeral from Lassalin'
Funeral Home 500 z Grand Blvd
Monday, 81 $50, ST. Charles Church
al 10.
MILLIMAS c. a. GuSl, i2O2i Broad
strrcti aug % beloved husband Of
Florence dear father oi Pfc Scott A
Of Detroit and Buick nj Portland. ore
Funeral services sunday. al 2 .. n al
the George NJ. Haas Funeral Home
445s Joy road. at Martindsle
MINNOC CK--August 20, Jennie. Funera
from The GeOrse r Warrick Funera
Home, 1898 Z. Grand Blvd. Friday
10 a. N.
WIsE-Elizabeth OF sose Lemay. Aug
% beloved wife Of Joseph: Gear mother
OF Arthur 9 Klein and Mrs AuEuSts
esea.- Fuassal~ services ss.arasy'
? N. AZ A. II. Peters Funeral Home
l2057 Grati0t
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25

operators In the world. Excellent post
war prospects Tor qualified Applicants
Department II Street Rai4EAts, -shee-
MAKER al St. Jean. s a. an 10 s:3o
m. daily except sunday
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25

NvAsSERS-Furnaee and boiler re-
pairs and new installation. This po.i-
ton iS worth investigating. Call Tor
appointment. American standard Fur
q
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25

ANOTHER Truck mecnanlc. frSt class,
experienced on Ford trucks. AL around
man with welding experience. STEADY
work year around. married man pre-
ferred vacation. postwar security.
Mistele Coal and Coke Co. 64e5
Mitchell
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25

aJ4laBllsl ltay modct-s ENptii
tlrrd men fnr 0ncQuag.er and lui
aEe work Apply Hudson Motor Cal
comPany. East jefferson. Al C0naeT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25

BUS boys and kitcnen nelp Also disn
f-,,,s-, ,-arfcs -suppfy- rugu-fu yeary or
older. not returning 10 school. Uniforms
and meals furnished. Stouffera Restau-
rants. Room ol2. Empire Bldz, loI
Clifford
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
Warns Peace
Not Yet Won
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Leonnmios, New YORK University
Yesterday l showed that some
Of the scars Of war are still to be
found in the minds OF many
Americans. Today l win show
that, in a sense, the war is not
over, since the causes of the war
are not entirely removed, and the
purposes not fully attained.
What cause OF the war is so
important that It's continued ex-
iStence would mean that peace
has not been won2 I think that
the answer lies IN the unsettled
differences among nations and
men-dilforcnceS in natural re-
sources and abilities, and differ
enceS in desires and tastes
! Neither nations nor men are
alike or equal in abilityD
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25

AUTO Bumper and PainteT-5-day week
sos fiat rate., steady postwar future.
See Mr. Lovney. Dickinson a Wallace.
1901 Crsfiat
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MALE HELP wANTED

MALE HELP WANIED
AUTO MEcHANICs-steady postwar 700
si,h 0,d established arm. Private Fvru
feet, tpp wages. "a hours. then time
and nali, vacation Nlth Pay, bonus
and all ideal conditions: Phone Ar.
Vincent. ca $3.50 after 10 a. m.
AUrOMOTIVE artists, experienced men
rendering. BTing samples. Apply Hudson
Motor Car Co., East Jefferson at
AUTOMOBILE mechanic With tools for
saTage ool0red or white. PL of93. Y
BAKER--All round. pies and pastry.
Apply In person after 1870 p. m.
shores cafe. 1900 w Warren.
BAKERS. helpers. case department. en-
perienee not necessary; permanent posi-
Company, $500 Toledo
BODY BUMPERS also assemblers. High
est wages. Excellent working conditions.
Permanent position. Thos. J. sscyis
super Service. 625l John 4. TR
10000.
BODY. DraftSmen--Cneckers iuli sixe,
minor isy0ut ana detsilers yon must
l214l ChaTievOx.
BORING mill opera tors. horizontal and
vertical. lathe. milling and drill press
operators. day and night shifts. MAKE
own Setup and have tools. Northern
Engineering Wks., Il. Atwater, cor. Chene.
BoYs-The J. L. Hudson Co. mas OPEN
ings for boys OF neat appearance be-
tween the ages OF io and 20 for stock
work. Apply In person. Employment
Oihce. l4th floor.
BOYS-Is or over, full time work.
Apply Fanny Farmer Candy shop, 81
Glendale, Highland Park. bet. e-li a, ra.
BUS boys and kitcnen nelp. Also disn
f-'-rf nrd surpfy mem 10 years or
older. not returning 10 school. Uniforms
and meals furnished. Stouffer'k kestAu-
rants. Room oi2. Empire Bldz.. loI
Clifford.
BROACH DESIGNERS. layout detaiiefss
experienced on OrOacn anu cutting tOOss.
55-hour week. no reconverSion period.
Apply sEx-Cell-O Corporation. l4lol
! Third.
BUS BOYs-MeaiA and uniforms fur
niShed. no nights. sunday or holiday
work. Please apply IN person. Employ
ment Oihce, l4tn hoOs, The }. l..
HudSon Co.
BUS DRIVERS, motormen -Hignest paid
operators In the world. Excellent post
war prospects Tor qualified Applicants
Department II street -Eai4XAtS, --s44e.o-
maker al 81. Jean. 5 a. IN 10 s.3
I . m. daily except sunday
I NvASSERS-Furnaee and boiIsr re-
I pairs and new inStAllationf. Ihis po.i-
/ ton Is worth investigating. Call Tor
appointment. American standard FuF-
( mace Co. TR l-7943- ..,
! CARBIDE and Caeon Chemicals Cor.
p0Tation wants process operators, nurses.
chemists. clerical workers. instrument
mechanics. craftsmen. electrical mo
chanics. machinists, mechanical engi'
neers, maintenance mechanics, pnS'
siciAns. comptometer operators, pipe
Z filters, laboratory assistants. electricians,
{ laboratory glassblowers. junior analysts
l TranSportatlon 10 JOB site reimbursed, a
company Representative Will insefviev
and hire at the U. 9. Employment serv'
Ice, ll2 East Jefferson.
BUTCHER. counter nien and meat man
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25

Apply Fanny Farmer candy Shop. 81
Glendale, Highland Park. bet. I'll a, 70.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25

AUTO mechanics BY old estsbisheo
Buick dealer. Andrews Buick. 1880
Grand River.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

JOHN HEELON
1910 W. GRAND BLVD. TY e-i47l
Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1862 Z JEFFERSON Fl 2i7s-1o
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25

ELECTRIC1ANs-E m factory
ccnvtrsction and maintensnce YORK. old
sinskl l. A. YOUNG spring and wire
corp 92Oo Russell
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25

AUTO mechanics for truck repair, per
maucnt employment. good pay Apply
Mr. Conpot Socony Vacuum Oh Com
pany, $3.50 Avery Avenue
AUTO mechanic real opportanify FOR
E11d man 81 30 per hour permanent
psi lan. Alsnu Buick 240O Bidfic
rU.. f..fn. .rr .HNnn
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-22
Daily Market Report

Buffalo y. y, May Gap PRO
ducers Livestock Commission Asso.
ciation)-Hogs 700; active. Good
hogs Sl5.l5; most sows S1A4O.
CATTLE 400: steers very slow.
uneven Extreme top 1925 for
some $50 ID. white.faced yearllngs
bulk Sl450-15.5O.. Cows and bulls
slow, just about steady. Light
weight Gamers S5.O0-5.75: weighty
Gamers S6.5O-s.25; cutters $3.50.
800; medium fat cows S950-l0.5 so;
fat cows Sll.0O-12.50: few fancy to
$3.50; thin dairy heifers SS25-
1925; medium butcher heifers
SlO5011.5O; fat heifers $I1.75-12;
lightweight bulls $S.00-950. thin
down TO $500; mediumweights
S9.75-Ll.00: heavyweights SIPS.
1850 few fancy to S13,25.
CALVES 500: slow. Good calves
$500: few choice to $3.50. 81.
SHEEP TOO: slow. Old wool sheep
$S.O0-9.O0: clips s6O0-7OO. Good
wool lambs 1850: few choice 10
$500: clips Sl45O.l5OO: medium
clips S12.5O-l4.0O; Gull clips $lo.5O.
1850.
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HOWARD 7. GODFREY

Ann Arbor May 22-Memorial
services for Howard T. Godfrey
who died in plane crash near
Saginaw. Sunday. will be IN St.
Andrews Episcopal Church, We'd.
nesday morning at II o'clock. with
Rev. Henry Lewis officiating.
Mr., Godfrey was taking his cou.
sin, Virgin Rogers and a neighbor,
Oscar Schubrlnk, both OF Brant.
for an airplane ride. The plane
took off from Rogers farm, climb
ed about 800 feet, then suddenly
nosed over. diving into the ground.
Mr.. Godfrey Is survived by his
wife. Audrey Reeves Godfrey. a
daughter, Mrs. Jeanne Monaghan.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benja-
min Godfrey. two brothers. clyde
and Orrin; three sisters, Mrs. ]. b.
Wilton, Mrs. Willard Reynolds,
an@ Mys Ross Penu. and. = grand
son, Howard Monaghan. all OF this
city
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StOrk Calls

Son. to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Colts, 933 Tyler Rd., May 10:
weight eight pounds eight and
one-fourth ounces.
Son. to Mr. and Mrs. Orville VIII
lett Willow Village, May 20. in
Boyer Hospital; weight six pounds
Is ounces.
Son, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. John Payne.
Belleville, May 20. at Boyer Hos
pital; weight, seven pounds. eight
and three fourths ounces.
Son. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pin.
ter. Belleyille, May q. IN Boyer
Hospital; weight, eight pounds. two
ounces.
Son. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ray vii
liams, Cos Pearl St. May q. in
Boyer Hospital; weight seven
pounds, one ounce.
Son. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Laney. 21I2 Bradley St, at Boyer
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PRODUCE
{ VOLTS Grocery
Detectives Still
Probing Robbery

Sherif's detectives are continu.
Ing their investigation OF the arm
ed robbery OF Horly Day, Highland
Park, who was robbed OF $50 Sat.
urday night at the corner OF Plym-
outh and Ford Rds.
Mr.. Day told officers he had pick
ed up a man and woman who were
seeking ride at the Broadway
traffic lights in Ann Arbor. He
could describe the couple only
vaguely. The man was tall and
thin. and wore a felt hat. he said.
while the woman was short and
blonde. with her hair worn tight to
her head.
When they reached the corner OF
Ford Rd., he continued. the man
pointed a As automatic at him,
ordering him to stop the car. They
forced him 10 get out. and the
woman took his billfold. They
then drove of in his car.
The car was found abandoned in
front OF 709 Dwight ST., Sunday.
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LOUIS e. MEYER

Ann Arbor, May % Funeral ser
vices for Louis'T. Meyer. $50 Pau
line Plyd, who died Sunday At ST
Joseph's Mercy Hospital. will be
Wednesday afternoon at 1870 al
the Muehllg chapel with Rev. f. c.
Stn'lhorn officiating.
lie is survived by his wife, Jo-
seuhine keene Meyer; two daugh'
tiers, Mrs. Harold Peterson, and
Mrs. William +. Betke, both OF
Ann Arbor; son, Pfc. Kenneth
Meyer, with the Army in Germany
two grandchildren and a brother
Gr.stave. OF Ann Arbor: two sis
tiers, Mrs. Henry Parks, Detroit,
ami Mrs. William Etzel, Ann Arbor.
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Deaths
MAS. ALMA e. WARpLE

Funeral services for Mrs. Alma
l.. Wardle, mother OF Waldo F..
Wardle, viii be held at the Oak
Vile Methodist Church, Wednes-
day, at p. m. with burial at Stony
Creek Cemetery.
Mrs. Wardle was born August 8,
1857, in Exter Township, Monroe
County, the daughter Of James and
Harriet Wright She was mar
ried to- James NJ Wardle in Saline
in 1879 and he died in 1921.
She is survived by her daughter.
Mrs. Erma Hasley. Monroe. with
whom she had lived for 10 years,
and three sons. Waldo, Vpsilanti
Roy, Mora. MINI. and Jay. BLY,,
Ore, IL grandchildren and 10 great
grandc hildren.
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XeaetahIes

ASPARAGUS-No. /, $l.75 dozen.
CABBAGE-No. |. bu.. $50 lbs
BEETS-No. /. bu.. S1.00-1.5O.
$l.25.l.50: red, s1.50.2.
CARROTS-No. l, Sl.25-1.75 bu.
CAULIFLOWER-No. l. bu.. S2.25
2.75
CELERY ROOTS-No. /. S2.00-2.25
DRY ONIONS-No. /. $1.25l.75.
GREEN ONIONS-No. /, 65-75c.
PARSNIPS-No. !. Blu. Sl.75-2.OO.
POTATOES-No. l. 100 lbs. sack
1891.
RADIsHEs-No. l. sl.25-1.5O doz
bchs.
RHUBARB-No. /. 65-75c doz.
bchs.
RUTABAGAS--No. !. bu., 75c-l.00.
SQUASH-Hubbard. No. |. ou. voc
I25
sPINACH-No. /. S1.50-175.
TURNIPS--No. l. doz, bchs. Sl.25'
LOU, D.. ~ .... .t4
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Pick of the dir Today

National Broadcastlnp Company
RED NETWORK-WLW 100. WV
$50, WMAQ go.
BLU NETWORK WXYZ 1870,
WHAM 1850.
Columbia BroadeaStIna Company
WJR $50, WIBM ESQ, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1850, VICAR 1880. WBNS
1860. WOOD 1910.
Mutual 5roadeastinp Company
RED NETN Xxx CKLW SEQ,
WJBK 1890. WGN 720.
Tonight
WJR-4:00-House Party.
1880 p. m.--Gus Haenschen;
S30-Constance Cummings IN
The White Cliffs:
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New York Stocks

New York. Nav 22-AP-Stock
market prices turned a bit uneven
today, following a fairly steady
opening. although selling pressure
was relatively light
Bidding on peace prospects, earn
ings and dividends again served as
the principal prop for trends. The
inclination 10 cash further profits,
however, continued to handicap
the advance.
Dealings slowed after the start
and fractional gains and losses
were pretty evenly divided near
midday
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HOME IN OKLAHOMA

Ann Arbor, May 22-Dr. and Mrs
George Hanson, who were married
at Trinity Lutheran Church, Satur'
day. will spend two weeks in De
troit. Chicago. and Alpena, be
fore making their home at Bartles.
vile, Okla. Mrs. Hanson is the
former Miss Jean Marie VAIL,
daughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph. Vail, Rochester. n. Y.
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Andrews Episcopal Church He
was formerly professor or biology
at Illinois Wesleyan University, but
moved here after retiring.
He is survived by his wife, Mary
Isabelle Wood: five children, Ced-
ric. Ann Arbor. and Iris, and Eliza
beth Of Chicago; Mrs. Dorothy Ann
Miller, Batavia, H.; and Mrs Lucy
Meade, Sacramento, Cal; and sew
eral grandchildren.
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GEORGE VAN cLEAF

Ann Arbor. May 22-Funeral ser
vices for George Van Cleaf, 5l2 ;.
Main St, who died Saturday at
his home. were held today at the
Sqaffan. Hillinger funeral home.
He is survived by two brothers
f.rchie. Port Huron. and Clayton
ann Arbor and sister Mrs.
Naude Murphy, Wyandotte.
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NEW YORK-INS - Moscow.
Berlin air service has been resum-
ed, the Paris radio reported Mon
day. The first flight left Moscow
Sunday. the broadcast reported, and
made a landing in Warsaw en- route
to Berlin.
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Municipal Court

Carrie Williams. l74l Charleton
ct, Willow Village. pleaded guilty
OF assault and battery and was as
sessed costs OF $25 and told to
make restitution OF $40 TO his wife.
He admitted to the court that he
had struck his wife, Matte. an9
had taken $40 from her, May 90.
Total receipts OF the court, Mon
day, were s355.75.
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YpSiLdnti Briefs


John Allen and Leroy McDaniels,
convicted OF the armed robbery OF
Mrs. William Lee Jackson, April 6.
were sentenced in circuit court
Monday. Allen, identified as the
man who entered the Jackson home
was sentenced to PA years in
Jackson Prison, and McDaniels,
said 10 be the driver OF the stolen
getaway car was given 7-l5
years imprisonment. No recon-
mendation was made in either case.
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MRS ELEANOR HlFFNER

Ann &rbor. May 22-Funeral ser.
vices for Mrs Eleanor Hiffner, who
died Sunday. were held today at
the Muehlig chapel
She was survived by several cou-
SINS, but no close relatives.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-22
Fruits

APPLES-Jonathans, No. /, s2.25.
2.95 45 ID. bu., Northern Spies.
No. /, As ID. bu.. s2.50-2.95; Green
ings No. /, s2.25-2.s0; Baldwins.
No. /. s2.50-2.95 45-lb. bu;
Steele's Reds. No. I. S2.95: IS III.
bu. Delicious, No. l, s2.50-2.95 As
Id. Blu.
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To RecelNe Eundn

The City of Ypsilsnti will re-
ceive S24,632.5S as its portion OF
the first quarter weight tax coAec-
ton for l945. The total Of the
check received by the Washtenaw
Road Commission is S32S.44095 OF
which s1OO,112.OS will be paid in
varying degrees TO Ann Arbor,
Chelsea, Dexter Manchester, Milan,
and Saline as well as Ypsilanti.
The remaining S22S,32s.S7 will go
TO the Road Commission as the
amount # will, receive from this
payment.
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BOYS in Custody

Police are holding two boys. Is
and IS respectively. for stealing
a car from Ypsilanu Monday. The
boys will be turned over to Wayne
County authorities, since both live
in Detroit. They were found with a
car owned by Mrs. Harry Kempf.
1888 Stony Creek Rd. She had left
the car at the rear OF the Board
Of Commerce building.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-22
PLANES CRASH

Mt. Clemens. Mich.-Two single
scatter fighter planes. piloted by
Free French trainees, crashed with
In few minutes OF one another
last night but neither pilot was
seriously injured.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-22
Nevada Divorces
May Not be Legal

Washington. May PINS A
new campaign for a federal mar.
rage and divorce law was planned
today as a result OF the Supreme
Courts decisions holding that
states can refuse TO recognize Ne
yada divorces.
Sen. Capper (R) kan, an
nounced that he would press for
action on legislation for uniform
divorce Law because Of possible
far-reaching effects of the federal
decisions
The high courts rulings. some
congressional lawyers believed,
might cast a cloud over millions OF
divorces, including prominent So
cislites and members OF the Holly
wood movie colony
The decisions may also affect
thousands OF divorces which have
been obtained by service men IN
states with "quickie' divorce laws
without their wives knowing they
had been sued.
The first word many service
mems wives receive OF divorces Is
when the war Department noti-
fies them that their allotment
s,Gss.Ss have stopped,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WASHINGTON-INS-Pre President
Truman today will present to "a
yesr-old Mississippi. sergeant tine
congressional medal OF honor be-
fore a Joint session OF Congress.
Tech. Sgt. Jake w. Lindsey, a res
ident OF the small village OF Luce
dale, Miss, will be the Tooth in.
fantryman TO receive the nation S
highest military decoration in
World War II.