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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-27
TWO DIAMONDBALL'
GAMES LAST NIGHT.
" ,. y. TEAM AND AMEHr.
can LEGION WINNERS
OF CONTESTS

NPb-iis won over the Boca
Casa irn and the American Le-
son won over the Electric Shop
Assi nikhi ~ softball.
u the opening game Thomay
siafted GA the mound for the
Nasy bows and did not allow a
hIi m tNo frames Tie was rellev-
ed ~ Lynn who famed o bat
tffs rs last five frames and al
BIS 80 tao scratched hits. Al bat
rs lNasiefs wcre Davis of the
Nftslis who hit a homer and a
sinNh in three official times at
tat Neil fof the losers hit one
tn his only time al bat.
II ihe field, EURO. MahaIik and
y Aiisslo starred Cor the losers
end shchan, Ayotte. Kammins
ana Aaason for the winners.
Srnnu R III Z
Boss Chica 600 100 o / 2 A
NPb-ii3 022 20l TT 4
Batteries. Revitzer, Neil and
satko and d Alissio: Thomay,
Lyun ana Shehan.
Home ran, Davis; three base
~ Madison, stolen bases, none;
duutlo plays, Kammins 10 EURO;
firark uut Lynn o, Thonfay o,
hgtIize D. Neil !; walks. Revit-
as a Neil ., Thomay !, Lynn /;
time Z hour and 10 minutes; UNI
FiHcs Fmbough and Arnett.
"a the night cap the American
Legion sun over the Electricians
~ i2 to 3 score. r. Sands had a
iisid day az bat and hit four
safely in as many times at bat.
Oumrx and Levin each hit three
safely FuI tie losers Romero hit
iau. Peter Valdez, Romero and
Alderman hit homers. In the
hfid D Sands. Mccullough, Sr.,
ami Levin played well for the
mngEs and Alderman, Fuller
end Wells for the losers.
ACure r III Z
a Legion 203 oil 5 I2l 2
EiertIic Shop go 100 3 8 8 5
Batteries: j. Roberts and
Gomez. Parks and Fuller.
hune runs, AckeFman, p. VAL
dee and Romero: three base hits,
Fuiicr Roberts and Gomez,
Wells. Sands; two base hits,
stolen bases. Parks 2. Acton,
safiain. Valdez, Sands and Lew
in. struck out, Parks 9, Roberts
q. walks Parks 8, Roberts 6;
fimc. I hour and 20 minutes;
umpiTes. FaTbough and Arnett;
scorer. Aguilar.
a game will be played tonight
between the An Stars and the
Naval Enhsted Flyers. The Fly
cts have won and lost two games
and they are the favorites, but
MAJ Mccullough of the All Stars
claims he viii give them a run
ioT thCir money.
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THE Low DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

You know, beng civilized or
vice versa, it is SOMETHING'S a
question which is best. The more
civilized we get, the bloodier the
wars-the more world confusion
more unrest-more dissatisfac-
ton. You don't stop to chat down
at the corner but what you drift
around to what is wrong-and
how to fix it.
The Indians were not civilized.
so we showed 'em out. But the
Indians ate buffalo meat and
plenty-and no red stamps. But
now, civilized as we are, we sell
dom even sniff meat. let alone
nibble same. And also we now
have more nervous proStration-
and race questions-and less gold
money-and more news flashes
than we can digest. At IL dollars
day we are more disgruntled
than when we made 5 bucks. So,
money don't bring happiness.
Also, we ate better when we
got only bucks.
What you driving at, says
Henry, if anything? A good
question, / says. It is to persuade
folks ito get, the feel leh the earth
andet, tHsiaSfe# Hgas Il aad 8 Their lsp
nothing against inventions, and
science. and politics, and running
water in the bathroom, ETC.. but
we been in an era long enough,
where we been expectin' miracles
and everlasting security-with-
out too much effort.
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA
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Venezuelan Moviegoers
Demand The Real Thing
en- Ass@eiafeA rress,

CARACAS. Venezuela. - The
idea of clubbing Spanish dialogue
into American movies isn't going
over in Caracas.
The two principal complaints
are that it is impossible to SYM
chronize the Spanish with the
movement of the actors lipe, and
that it is incongruous to hear
Spanish coming from an actor
who doesn't gesture.
For Latin to speak without
gestures is, you might say, like
ham without eggs. And bad SYM
chronization can produce laugh
in the most serious sequence.
American movies with Spanish
dialogue have a tremendous APP
peal in the small villages where
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FIRST WITH BIG RUN

NEW YoRK.-The first theat-
riral production TO obtain run
oi over 50 nights on the English
ags akiug stage was the comic
opera, The Bcggar's OPERA -
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iliiteracy is highest. bat Caracas
more discriminating movie houses
refuse to show the Amenean
product except with its original
English dialogue.
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AdveFtiaements nnaerx tAas head
VIII be fnserted ~ The Citfxen at
tne rate 81 70 word feFsesek fnser-
the first Is words ar less Il soc.
The rate for blaekface type 10 &c q
WORD and the minimum charge for
the first ID words or less IL 4Sc.
Payment for classified advertise-
nents n Invariably In advance, but
regular advertisers with ledger ac-
e0ants may have their advertise
ments charged.
To Insure publicatiOn. copy must
be In the office before IN o'cIeek ON
the day % publication.
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BICYCLES FOR RENT - $1.00
for "a hours. weekly rates.
Bicycles guaranteed to give no
trouble. Let us paint and over
haul your bike. Make it like
new regardless of condition.
OK Bicycle Shop, 1913 Simon
ton. Operated by Gould Curry
and Billy knight. jun27- 4tx
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just Enough To Start
A Brewery OF Her Own
fBy As.srsasea Tsresss

ALBANY, N. yam Albany
housewife who asked the Dobler
Brewing Co. to call for her empty
bottles neglected 10 warn the
driver to bring a large truck. She
had amassed 2.38i quart bottles. a
four-year cache, and the truck
made seven trips TO remove them.
The bottles Melted the woman
$ll9.05 in refunded deposits.
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HOLLYWOOD bed, twin size;
8 x IL Administer rug, end
table, two coil springs, twin
bed size: cotton mattress, twin
bed size 68-1 Poinciana Place.
jun27- 2tx
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SACRIFICE SALE of 3-bed room
house completely furnished;
including electric stove, refrig-
orator and hot water heater. In
Macarthur Homes. Easy terms.
Write 1t. Gg) E. A. Nusbaum,
Box K, Naval Air Station.
jun22, Is, 27 ,29, BOX
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FOR SALE in Fort Lauderdale,
Florida: Nicely furnished, six
room house; fine location on
Tarpon River, walking distance
to town, bus service near,
large screened porch overlook
ing the river, suitable for
couple or small family. Call at
% S. E. 18th St, to see. Tenant
willing to show at reasonable
hours. Write Owner, "a Hunt
ington Court, Hamburg, New
York for details and price.
jun20-12t
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NEW POLICY - The Islander
Dress Shoppe at 22Q Duval
street will remain open on
Thursday. We have a large
selection of smart cool cotton
dresses in all sizes including
extra large sizes. jun27- 4tx
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TRAILERS; with room attached,
completely furnished with
everything, $3.50. Brand new
3-burner kerosene stove and
oven. William Meyers, Mastic
Park. jun23 -4tx
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TARPAULINs; extra heavy,
water proof, brand new mater
ial, first quality. Speciality
Service Company, TAI Fifth
street, Miami Beach, Fla.
jun25-6t
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Santa Claus" role for Y. 3.
in foreign trade barred.
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NATIONAL cash register; one
cent to $3.99, excellent condi-
ton. See at Poor Old Craig
Service Station. iun25-3t
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HOUSE TRAILER for sale; good
condition, priced cheap. See ].
r. Patterson. Naval Air Sta
ton, Phone 211. jun26-3tx
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IRONING CORDS, while they
last Use; fluorescent bed lamps,
satin finish. $3.50; brown
fluorescent desk lamps, $3.50;
light bulbs up to go watt, three
for Csc. 504 William street,
phone 1913. jun27 At
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American League
New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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ToDAY'S GAMES
National I.eao,,a

Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
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FURNISHED ROOMS; hot and
cold water, washing and IRON
ing privileges. Pauls Tire
Shop, 426 White street.
sc,ss jun26-6tx
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VITA VAR FULL BODY Floor
Varnish; $500 value, $685. gal
Ion, none better. Pierce Bros.
junl2-1mo
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USED FURNITURE bought and
sold. Key West Bedding Co.,
phone 500, SIS Front st.
jun15-1m
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ROOMS, clean, cool. comfortable,
one block from all city. bus
! rolteS,s lSNs Division street, {.
IT Ef4 S-sS 6an27l3tx
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TWO-STORY building; IL rooms,
completely furnished, unit now
bringing in income, best invest
ment in Key West. Sacrifice
for $12.500.00 cash. Write "A.
Padilla, 423 Simonton ST. IA
III 8 Siahz5+ stx
Guaranteed PLUMBING WORK
and SUPPLIES; toilets, lava
tories, sinks, brass fittings and
PRE-WAR BATH TUBS - AL
sizes of water and sewer pipe
and fittings. Free estimates.
Jos. D. Lopez, Plumbing and
Supplies, 9l3 Eaton ST., Phone
765. jun2MWF-ti
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TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. Johnson g.
Johnson, Phone 372. jun1-tf
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FOR SALE - Two collapsible
bicycles, one gas stove, one
guitar. 500 Virginia street.
junT- SIX
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Dubiel, Zuber and Garbark
Hollingsworth and Maneuso.
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REBUILT Dayton water pump
and tank. Jos. B. Lopez, 913
Eaton street. Plumbing and
supplies. iun28-l 1t
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FOR SALE

l94l BOWMAN Scout motorcycle.
1877 Petronia street. jun27-3tx
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MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary. Southern
most City Pharmacy.
jun1-1mo
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5-PIECE BED room suite. inner
spring mattress, $500; pinto
pony. $500. 1907 Watson
street. iun27- DIX
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VITA VAR HOUSE PAINT;
guaranteed 1000 pure. 1925
gallon. There is none finer at
any price. Pierce Bros.
jun12-1mo.
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National League
No games played.
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EXPERT body and fender re-
pair, auto painting. Open 8 a.
m. to z p. m. Paurs Brick
Garage, corner Simonton and
Greene streets. jun2l-l0tx
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WANTED -SalesgirlA. ftlIl time
employment. No experience me-
cessary. s. II. Kress q Co.
ofa Dob jun1-1mo
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CLIFFORD KERR, Painting Con-
tractor. Call at 222 Duval ST.,
or phone GAR for free esti-
mate. jun26-otx
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FOR SALE

VITA VAR Super Chromium
Finish Aluminium Paint; covers
1919 more surface than most of
the aluminium paints. $40 per
gallon. Pierce Bros.
junl2-1mo
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YANKEES WIN
FROM BROWNS
ONLY GAME PLAYED YES.
TERDAY IN EITHER OF
MAJOR LEAGUES 1


tspectet 70 Tine Cftisen)
NEW YORK, June ~. - The
New York Yankees went to VIC
tory over the st. Louis Browns
yesterday in night game by
the score of 5 to 4, with Dubiel
and zuber doing the hurting for
the winning team. This was the
only game played yesterday in
either of the major leagues.
American Leauue
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BEAUTY OPERATORS; 500
commission, hours 10 a. m. to
4:30 p. m. Wednesdays off. Mrs.
Ruth Higgs, La Concha Beauty
Salon. iun19-tf
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21-FOOT CUSTOM built pre-war
house trailer; good rubber,
electric brakes, electric refrig-
orator, Venetian blinds, screen
ed-in furnished porch. Traitor
in excellent condition. Can be
seen at Gulf Stream Traitor
: Park. Ask for Paul c. Jeans.
jun21- 6tx
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SEAMSTRESS for military alter
atoms. Apply us Duval street.
jun26- SIX
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VENETIAN BLINDS repaired
and reconditioned. Phone 682.
junl8-tf
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SLIGHTLY used baby carriage.
Phone 371-J. n26-2tx
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LIVING room set, dressing table,
rocking chair, 9 x IL rug. 69-2
Poinciana Place. jun27- 2tx
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LOST
FOUND
FOR RENT

2-BED ROOM apartment; no
children or pets. Call 542-R OIL
1894. jun26-2tx
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MISCELLANEOUS

LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re-
paired; sewing machines,
knives, scissors sharpened;
keys duplicated. B. F. Camp
bell, 800 Simonton street.
jun1-tf
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24-BASS PIANO ACCORDION.
:. slightly, used, $500. 4 Ashe
street. jun26-5tX
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rem nAx.4
REBUILT Dayton water pump
and tank. Jos. B. Lopez, 9l3
Eaton street. Plumbing and
supplies. jun28-1t
5-PIECE BED room suite, inner
spring mattress, $500; pinto
pony. $500. 1907 Watson
street, iun27- 4tx
FOR SALE - Two collapsible
bicycles, one gas stove. one
guitar. 500 Virginia street.
iun27- SIX
HOLLYWOOD bed, twin size;
8 x IL Administer rug, end
table, two coil springs, twin
bed size: cotton mattress, twin
bed size 6S-1 Poinciana Place.
jun27- 2tx
NEW POLICY - The Islander
Dress Shoppe at 22Q Duval
street will remain open on
Thursday. We have a large
selection of smart cool cotton
dresses in all sizes including
extra large sizes. jun27 -4tx
IRONING CORDS, while they
last Use; fluorescent bed lamps,
satin finish. $3.50; brown
fluorescent desk lamps, $3.50;
light bulbs up to go watt, three
for Csc. 504 William street,
phone 1913. jun27 At
HOUSE TRAILER for sale; good
condition, priced cheap. See ].
r. Patterson. Naval Air Sta
ton, Phone 211. jun26-3tx
VITA VAR FULL BODY Floor
Varnish; $500 value, $685. gall
lon, none better. Pierce Bros.
jun12-1mo
USED FURNITURE bought and
sold. Key West Bedding Co.,
phone $50, SIS Front st.
jun15-1mo
TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. Johnson g.
Johnson, Phone 372. jun1-tf
SLIGHTLY used baby carriage.
Phone 371-J. jun26-2tx
PIANO ACCORDION.
!; slightly. used, $500. 4 Ashe
street. jun26-5tX
21-FOOT CUSTOM built pre-war
house trailer; good rubber.
electric brakes, electric refrig-
orator, Venetian blinds, screen
ed-in furnished porch. Traitor
in excellent condition. Can be
seen at Gulf Stream Traitor
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crt,.

SAN FRANCIsco-UP-winds
Of gale velocity. described by radio
Tokyo as a small typhoon," hit
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Tremendous Readjustment
i'm Post War Era Predicted

war INDUSTRY, which mas not yet
discounted peace IL the railroads.
l have already called readers at
tention to this; but ] again say that
railroad stocks and second-grade
railroad bonds are selling too high.
1t is true they may have another
good year in getting the boys
home. but they are threatened
both by lower earnings and higher
operating costs. Railroad securi-
ties which paid dividends before the
war may be expected to continue to
do so. But the war babies" will
soon begin to pass their dividends.
I believe the stocks OF all railroads
good and bad-wiil go off in
price.
Tax Legislation All Important
Now that World War ii is over,
Congress should Immediately re-
convene and repeal the war taxes,
especially the greater portion OF
the excess-profits tax. For poll
teal reasons I presume all taxes
must be reduced somewhat so
that all groups will receive some
relief. This reduction, however,
should be In proportion to their
former increases. Thus, the ex-
cess-profits tax could be 80 per
cent reduced against 20 per
cent reduction In other taxes and
yet all groups would be treated
alike.
Unless Congress very soon great
ly reduces the excess-profits tax.
many Industries will be obliged to
shut down causing much unempioy-
ment. Surely the labor situation
has now been entirely changed. Al
ready newspaper advertisements.
that heretofore asked for.more EN-.
ployes, are being pulled out OF the
papers; while the Jobs Wanted"
columns have begun to increase.
Employers need no longer worry
about the help situation: but work.
ers may we'll change their attitude.
II you now have a job. give your
employer the best service possible.
Atomic Bombs
Now let us. consider the possible
long-range effects OF the new At
omic Bomb on investments. Brief
ly these are as follows: The Atom.
&c Bomb is bearish on downtown
city real estate, but bullish on
suburban and country property. It
is bearish on the airplane manufac-
turing industry, but bullish on the
automobile industry. II is bearish
on railroads. but bullish on high
way construction. II is bearish
upon large department stores, but
buliish on chain stores. 1t is bear
ish on naval developments, but
should help peaceful pursuits. The
Atomic Bomb should aid appropria-
lions for high school and college
science courses; but II will kill
present plans for compulsory uni
versal military training. II is q
warning to investors In public util-
tiles to watch cash book values.
II these Atomic Bombs are as
powerful as the reports indicate, II
means that a world organization
with teeth is absolutely essential
to save civilization. The manufac.
ture OF these bombs cannot be kept
secret. Every nation will know
how to make them. There will be
Bookkeeping in Atoms! However,
even this is bullish and insures
world peace for a long time to come,
II accompanied by a spiritual awak-
ening. Hence, I am more optimis
tic today than for many years.
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Wings
CIVIL AIR PATROL NEWS

Formal meetings OF the local
CAP. Squadron. which have been
recessed during the past few weeks,
will be resumed the early part OF
September.
The Cadet Flyers Club have
moved their Cub trainer to the Ann
Arbor Airport where they will
hangar IT, The ranks OF this club
which Is composed OF CAP. mem
bers has been thinned by the clos.
ing OF the Bomber Plant. and the
membership at present consists OF
the following who are working to-
wards their Private Pilots License:
Beth Rust. Otto Neidert. Jean Kal.
usha, Margaret Kalusha, oramel
Rowe. J. Kay. Jean Perkins. and
Leona walters who recently earned
her license. This club IL sponsored
by 1t. Earl Duffy Squadron Medical
officer.
CAP 1t. Lucy Gridley and Sgt.
Beth Rust made their first regula.
ton solo cross country trips Sun
day morning, both choosing the
Lansing Jackson and Ann Arbor
triangular course.
Pvt. Oramel Rowe flew the same
solo course earlier In the week.
OF interest TO local aviation en-
thusiasts as we'll as to those inter
ested In youth training programs Ia
the announcement OF the recent for.
nation OF q Civil Air Patrol and
Cadet chapter at Boys Town, Ne
braska
1t Wellington White has re-
turned from an extensive airplane
trip to Canada.
Major Melvin Beebe. Adrian,
commander OF CAP Group 1854.
was a visitor at the Gridley Flying
Service, Ann Arbor. Monday.
The Plymouth Cadet Flight of
the Ypsilanti Squadron viii hold a
roller skating party at the Plym-
outh Roller Rink Monday and all
local cadets may attend.
William Comedian, Ypsilanu,
flying with the Gridley Flying Serv-
ice, Ann Arbor. made his first solo
flight on Tuesday. August Il. Ber-
nard L. Baer was his instructor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-24
FIGHTS FOR JOB

Lansing-Harry H. Jackson.
ousted warden OF the State Prison
OF Southern Michigan, opened .
legal battle In the state supreme
cour. Wednesday against his dis.
missal on charges Of maladmin.
istration and laxity. Center OF .
prison scandal charged by Attorney
General John r. Dethmers, Jack.
son argued through his attorneys
that the State Corrections Com.
mission had violated an 1898 statute
which required Il TO hold hearing
before ordering a warden dismissed.
He sought a mandamus to regain
his wardenship and to force the
commission to give him full hear
ing on the charges.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-24
By ROGER W. BABsoN

Babson Park. Mass, Aug. "a
World War II is over. Numerous
scares may occur In connection
with working out details. especial
ly during the Peace Conference
when the spoils will be divided
amongst the United Nations. |
am Just as certain, however. that
these coming threats will amount
to nothing. as was last year when
said: Germany will collapse
next Spring and Japan a few
months later. Last week. when
the news of Japan's surrender
came, | wrote a column for farmers.
who l fear will be the greatest suf-
ferers from an economic stand
point. This week / will write for
investors.
Securities to Avoid
Considering industry as a whole,
peace must be bullish. II destruc.
ton and death are bearish. the
end OF World War II must result In
improved fundamental conditions.
or course, certain war industries.
such as shipping. aircraft and mu-
nitions. face a tremendous read
justment On the other hand. these
stocks have already discounted
much of this readjustment In
fact, a total value OF the stocks
of some of these companies are
selling for less than the net liquid
assets Of the companies. However.
even this is no assurance that their
stocks will not sell at even lower
figures than at present.
The industry, which is strictly
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-24

Mrs. Aubrey Mccartney and
daughter, Nancy. have returned
from Madison. Wis. where they
spent two weeks with her husband.
8. Sgt. Aubrey Mccartney. He
has been transferred to Kearns,
Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Redo were
Sunday guests OF Mrs. Benjamin
Staurinski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Owen and Mrs.
Cherry Mills left Monday for Mic
where they will spend two weeks
at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Corkins
went to Bob-Lo Inn. Cavanaugh
Lake. Sunday, where they enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Burtell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iral Wallace. Mr..
and Mrs. Owen Cady and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Burrell.
Mrs. Mark Rust and Miss Beth,
OF Ballard St.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Armstrong. Stony Creek.
were Thursday evening visitors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Corkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Mccartney
went to Madison. wis. to see their
son. s. Sgt Aubrey Mccartney be-
fore he went to Utah. Aubrey's
wife and baby returned with Mr..
and Mrs. Mccartney.
Mrs. Robert Hurst spent Sunday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hurst, Ann Arbor.
Robert Jerriot, from Camp Gus
ter, was home for the week end.