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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-27
Real Estate
Rooms For Rem,

Rooms For Rem,
ROOM Ton TWO GIRLS
Light Housekeeping Privileges
ais MashtenaW Ave,
ROOMS FOR GIRLS. single or dou-
bic. lnnerspring mattresses. Laun-
dry privileges. 30 Elm. "a, lS,s-J
SLEEPING ROOM-large double
beds, s. per week each. col ".
Forest.
LARGE DOUBLE SLEEPING ROOM
Comfortable. Privileges. Al W.
Forest.
Wanted To Rent
WANTED responsible middle
aged couple. Permanent Npsilantt
residents. Modern house with gar
den plot By April Is. Centrally
located References exchanged.
Write Box U-92 care Press.
WANTEp-Unfurnis four or five
room house by April ]. Permanent.
Excellent ref Phone 2t9l-R.
Room and Board
LICENSED HOME Tor Children.
SiN years experience Mrs. Taylor.
1901 Hickory Rd.. Milan. Give
phone number.
Houses For Rent
NEWLY BUILT HOMES
Limited number OF houses Just
completed available for rent.
Fun attic. basement and recrea-
tion room. Located one mile from
Npsi near golf course. eau fpsi
25O0-W or see agent at 703 N.
Prospect
Houses For Sale
NORTH ADAMS ST. room house.
baths, furnace, garage, $4,000.
Terms. H. Peet. Realtor, 10 Pearl
81. Phone 1871.
5 ROOM MODERN house also small
cottage IN rear on property now
rented. Garden tract 80 500 II.
$1,000. Terms. II. Peet, Realtor.
119 Pearl St Phone 1871.
SELECT DISTRICT
BEAUTIFUL. ROOM and util-
ity room, West Side home on
spacious corner with large
shade trees first floor newly
decorated extra nice bed
rooms. Large living room with
brick fireplace hardwood floors
downstairs, fun cement base
ment, furnace. double garage,
Reasonable price Terms.
HARRY c. pEET. REALTOP
10 Pearl 81. Phone 1877
Satisfied Customers Are our
Best AdNertiSc meui
SEVEN ROOMS, all modern,
large lot, basement with reCroa-
ton room. new furnace, good
location, $500 Cash.
ROOM MODERN. with 4 acres.
on Stony Creek I'd $1,000. half
cash, or viii trade for small
property.
Robins & Dupont
Phones 942-W - liza
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Real Estate
Houses FOR SAFE


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m5se ds. A..5 ere similar
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Nrs Urlmar. Ngr. Phone etsL
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room bungalow with HaHt-In
ban. ,.aW,r. zine bttohen OH
.el1 space fnr recreation room.
Insulated Storm l,4Iilw +. $500
Terms
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family and bath etg.. total
rsuJ ft5. The other O. fine
room .amr '"th. furnace. good
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Merchandise Fur Sale

FOR SALE--M ACH1NEEN --
ATLAS TO- Screw Cutting Lathe.
Motor and Reverse switch, with
several attachments.
BLACK 4 DECKER So Beu,h
Grinder
"a" BLACk \ DECKER Electric
Drill with bench stand.
COMPLETE CUTTING Il WELDING
OUTFIT, so pre-War hose.
LARGE SNAP-ON TODL-HON. New.
WRIGHT CHAIN HOIST To- . ton.
Capacity. slightly used
PHONE ia
GOOD BRASS YORK Tenor SaAo-
phone with case Mans oVercoat
and work coat Phone 1856
WARM WEATHER VIII soon bo
here. Get your sanitary ice refrig-
orator now. All rock wool insulat-
ed 10 III. ice capacity. over 10 so.
feet shelf area. Grinnell Bros. 30
W. Michigan.
TRAtLER-Two Wheel-Good tires.
Corner Clark Road and Prospect
st
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Classified Advertising

RATES: payment ordel insertions per liner
one Day Three re Six Days Toe Ten Days 81
sn. rate. for alternate days contracts
classified advertising copy
Not
DeSdline Noon Telephones 40 AL
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Real Estate
Houses For sais

Opportunities
For Good
Buys
BIC Discount. $50 discount ou
good land contract bearing per
cent interest Balance d, about
$500. Payments are so hlliA.
and purchaser has m1ie as hlsh
aS triple payments. bnlf reason
f,1- dfsua~iue ~ tHIs fine con-
tract lis that holder Is leaving
state.
$500 DONN. Boys HreNraaf bun
galoW between Bomber and
NpsL Toilet and shower Deep
well and eleetri, pump. Laundry
tubs. Utility room. only 4 years
old Price $500.
" EST SIDE. 4 bedroom home w.tH
fireplace. den. sun pSr.1r extra
toilet. steam heat garage. paved
street. All these features Tor
$500, on terms.
EAST CROSS: 3 room homo With
Aau upstairs biz enough fuI #rd
bedroom. bath aud furnace. Ham
dy To- school and depot sHupnlnE
center. $4,000 about q, down
MOVE RIGHT ~. $50 down
t..It trfrraH|ufa nos asEfFn
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The YpsilantiD ailyPress

GEORGE C. HANDY. Publisher
Entered as second-elass mail MATES
Tie Ypsilantian, Jan. !, lssV'
Tie Ypsilanti Daily Press, Aarcn ~
1905, In accordance with sec, e'V'
+. l.. n n. tMar. 3, 1921, al Po't
office, Ypsilanti. Mich.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
By Carrier, per week. in city Tvs
81 Mail. one year in Ipsilanti
trading none. comprising
Washtenaw County, and vest
ern portion Of Wayne County Sfoo
By Mall. per year. outside fpsi-
lanti trading zone ....'...'. 80 80
Special rate to soldiers. year. 500
independent Of politics and pub
Iished daily except sunday with 81
aim toward serving the ipsilsnu
trading territory.
TELEPHONES
Rusirss. Offi-s ..........t70. ~
Editorial Rooms .............. 80,
MEMBER MICHIGAN
LEAGUE or HOME DAILiES
scheersr and Co.
al Lexington Ave, New foft
q r. Wacksr Drive. Chieeso'
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Real Estate Wanted

WANT 70 SELF List houses with
u Poet. Eoaltor ia Pearl St
Phone l511 Satisfied customers
our best advertisements
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Rooms Eor Rent

idential district, near down town.
2lJ $. Was hingtou st. Tel. 36-J.
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OR I345 LINE is ready II Won are
ready fr earn &s-f'- PER day call
AIR. Euta Liss, Ib5-N.
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Livestock
Wanted To Buy

THEY'RE SoMETlING-more than
fancies ard fads, these powerful
little Classified Ads.
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Ehman & 0reenstreet
REALTORS


40 W. Michigan Phone 1Ia7
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-27

SEVEN ROOMS, all modern,
large lot, basement with recroa-
ton room new furnace, good
location, $500 Cash
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HOLMES ROAD corner. 8 room mod
crn. bungalow, garage, 1000.
Terms. a. Poet Eealtor, 10 Pear
ST. Phone 1871.
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STATE or MICHIGAN. In the CTR
cult Court for the County OF WASH
tsuau
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

removed from the family vault, an autopsy was
performed and the Viscera were sent to Chicago
for analysis. Later the same thing was done with
Colonel SwopeS remains.
In each instance, stTychnine was found
Bennett Clark Hyde was indicted March s.
1910, and went trial April IL before Judge
Ralph Latshaw. Mrs. Logan CMaggie Swope
hired James A. Reed special prosecutor.
Or Twyman died before he could testify.
On May Is, the jury returned a verdict of
guilty and fixed the penalty at life Imprisonment.
Hyde won second trial. which declared a
miStrial after Juror allegedly lost his mind, and
third trial ended in S6-hour jury deadlock
FTER four continuanccs, the state pleaded
" lack of funds, and the case was dismissed
So the story ends, and the reader is at
liberty 10 draw his conclusions. tNote-We
suggest you refrain from writing us letters init.
mating that have supplied some extremely
broad hints) There is nothing more to relate
except that Frances Swope Hyde who had re.
mained what is habitually described in the public
prints as loyal" through all her husbands trou.
bles, divorced him in December 1920, winning
also the custody of their two children, James and
Frances, and that Hyde himself passed away in
the summer of 1884, aged 64. He succumbed you
may be chagrincd to learn, 10 a comparatively
painless malady-heart disease
Now let us all gather around Teacher and
find out what is the lesson Of todays story. The
lesson, briefly, is that when you have S3,50OOO0
and a Caboodle OF heirs, and proceed TO draw
up such a will as Colonel Swope wrote you put
yourself in the position of scattering something
else than money. a byproduct, let US say.
Do you get the idea? No? Well, the word
is DEATH
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

The girls arm became very nflamed and
painful. 1t was diagnosed eventually as viru-
lent inflammation from puS germs.
Dec l3-Hyde entraincd for New York to
meet Lucy and fetch her home.
Dec 15-Hyde and Lucy left New York for
home. En- route, he brought her water i'm
folding cup She said later the water tasted
peculiar. They reached Independence on the 18th.
Dec 1S-Hydc prescribed capsule for Mar.
garet, and she had a Convulsion within 20 min.
utcs. Or Twyman took care of her after Hyde
returned 10 Kansas City. and She rallied
Eightthirty that evening Hyde told her
husband back at the center of operations, that
Or TWyman wished 10 him at once Much
later. he walked 10 blocks TO Twyman's office
Dec. 22-LuCy went 10 bed with typhoid
Dec. 30 The body of ChriSman Swope was
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
10 Murder

distiicd water for their personal use Hyde gave
keller capsule for Colonel Sprepe5 but when
he LHydcl asked her during breakfast the next
morning whether the Colonel had taken his med.
tc1nc $40 replied That the patient had refused it.
'lio must take H." Hyde told her.
Ihe- Eurse4 therefore went up 70 the Colonel
and gave him the capsule Within less than 30
minutes he was in the throes of~a cunvulsion
A stroke Of apopleXy," Hyde diagnosed
TIE Old Colonel passed away at 7:l5 D. m
- Continuing the chronology
1y ON NOv. l. Hyde visited the office Of Or r L.
SteWart, physician and bacteriologst, and said he
would Ike 10 have a supply OF germs for expert.
mental purposes Nine days later Hyde received
three tubes OF typhoid germs. of diphtheria
and one containing pus bacllL
On NOv. las well as on numerous subsequent
occasions, Hyde bought at Brccklein's dozens OF
media tubes for growing and transporting germs
Came Thanksgiving Day, that holiday when
families traditionay get together in a spirit Of
khSh.p and festivity The Hydes again brought
their own water
ON nov. % Maggie Swopc took off for Chi.
cago on visit, and on Dec. four persons then
residing in the South Pleasant St mansion
Chrsman Swopc Margaret Swopc Leonora Cop
ridge colored maid, and Georgia Compton, a
seamstress-bccame i'll OF typhoid fever. (Note-
IL takes about six to 10 days for the fever 10
Develop
HYDE now moved into the Swopc home in order
TO help take care OF the various patients.
Mrs. Swopc, informed Of the plague that had
mt the household. hurlcdly returned from Chi
cago Chrisman by this time had so far recovered
purpoScd TO shave himself
Son Chrisman was, however, overoptimistc in
this CJnnection At $50 p. m, Nurse Houlehan
left CGu~mans room and Hyde entered. When
MISS iioulchan returned. 4 few minutes later
Hyde told her he had given the patient a capsule
the first Chrisman had received Within 20 min
uies Chrisman had cunvulSion.
his looks bad" said Hyde
ON Dec. g. Mrs. Swope did what in retrospect
seems 70 have been an exceedingly thouEhtcSs
thing She cablcd Lucy in Paris to come home
AZ once. One would have imagined that any
place was safer than home right at that time.
tn tho day the message was sent Hyde had
Miss Houlehan give Chrisman a capsule Within
~ minutes, ChriSman had a second ConvulSion
ana within hour he was dead
n As Hyde had remarked, things looked bad
Dec. l0-Sarah went to bed with typhoid
Dec Miss Keller returned to nurse Sarah
stella went TO bed with typhoid.
i'"e. l2-Nurse Gordon, attending Margaret
SWopc went 10 dinner at p m. and was gone
ABOUT - minutes In that interval Hyde entered
me room and told Margaret, who had received
numerous hypodermic injections from Or. ivy
man and was feeling much improved, that he
was going 20 give her another one He did SO
without feeling her pulse, then departed
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Bribery
Is Denied

a race track character pleaded
not guilty today when srIaigncd
before Recorders Judge Donald
Van Zile on a charge he tried "a
bribe a policeman who accused
him Of making book A. tho De-
Washington game yesterday
The defendant iS Maurice Push
IN. 20 OF - Seward who was
fined 500 for taking bets ~ the
race track last year PuShIn was
placed under $500 bond for exam
nation May 29.
Detective Charles NaNrand oi
the Trumbull station who vas lr
civilian clothes al the time. said
Pushin mistook HIM for book
maker and approached him before
tho second game of the Sunday
double-headcr with Washington Il
inquire about the odds
mime Ia FIVE on Detroit" fho
detective replied adding in more
severe tones. You are under
arrest for violating the gambling
laws"
Lets forget the whole
thing" he quoted PuShln as ne.
plying Here's $50 hill"
So Mayrand took him 70 tho
station on an attempted bribery
charge
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

CI0 Rallies Fail
To End Strikes

The DciScl Engine Division Of
General Meters and -FfHehaHf
Trailer 90. remained -eie>ed=teGts
after two mass meetings yester-
day in which members Of two
UAW-Cf0 locals voted unan1.
fnoeSiy -ta remain on strike
approximately 440O workers
are IDLE IN tho two plants, 400 At
Fruehauf and 1900 a. DeiSel
.Percl-I-InICriiyn7- -t-3AA-C4D-4+4-
rector. whose appeals Al a meet
ING -eGi i,ecat "a. t+AW-CI0- HE
hall of Local POS at Harper and
Van Dyke brouGh defiance,
the strike wildcats
Officials Of the union SAID last
night that the strike would con-
tnue for another week
The strike A. the DIESEL plant
started Saturday when 5000
workers walked out in protest
over the diSn1 SSal of blind
worker. The Fruchauf strike has
been IN progress 10 days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Parted Since 1915;
Daniel Boone S
Grandchildren Meet

Two grratgreat-grcst grand
children of Daniel Boone. Ken
LUCKY pioneer moi m Detroit te%eF
the Weekend Tor the iirS-time
since 1915.
They are Mrs Ann Buick b
Of 1880 Manor, and her brother,
Maynard Boone. ~, civilian radar
instructor fer-the navy In San
Francisco Mrs Buick husband
DAVID D is grandson ct he-eaF
inventor OF the same name
The brother and sister we're
parted when their family 81 three
boys and three girls was broken
up az the death Of the mother %
wears ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Crash Kills Driver,
Others Injured

One person was killed and three
others were injured early today
When the automobile in which
they we're riding crashed into
safety zone at Hamilton and
Buena Vista.
The driver, Jake Savage Of 355
Owen, died in Highland Park
General Hospital without regain
ING consciousness
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
R0IC Will Inspect
High School Unit

The annual federal inspection OF
the Reserve Officers Training
Corps units at all the city's high
schools was slated to begin today
at Western High School, Maj.
Russell Burns of the ROTC an
nounced today.
Tomorrow six inspecting Off
GERS will go in groups of two to
Redford, Southeastern and Cen.
ral high schools; on Wednesday
10 DENLY. Cass and Mackenzie;
on Thursday 10 Cooley Eastern
and Chadsey, and on Friday to
Northwestern, Northern and
Southwestern.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

-Sdtad Safd tF1r fIrr, wbIC1 de-
stroyed the interior Of tha-ene
story prrfabrTCarCd UNI IN The
Afeiee4eF- Housing Project was
started by two Of the boys playing
Win matches
Mrs DAVIS had bpen separated
from her husband for two years.
Reginald EScott Of 1850 Rowe
ard Howard .Stofieiri of SITS SITS
LIndhuTst ran Ia the house When
fftat5--str ~ fiHr7rv and RESCUED
the four boys Thcy failed 10 see
little -MaEE=+At who was later
found in bed wrapped in blankets
WENT FOR RIDE
Hysterical. Mrs. Davis told
poICowomen that she went out
for A ride at ] p. m. with s Sgt
Alex PeSko, q. and his sister.
SGT Pcsko had Just returned from
overseas and " wanted 10 talk,
Mrs. Davis said
She admitted 10 police that the
party stopped az tavern and
that she had glass OF beer The
group returnedA 70 the ~houSing
project about A45 p. mA she
stated
The boys Wal'eM7 LaIE s.
Ronnie 5. and BODILY, were
taken 20 the juvenile Detention
Home
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
CZechs tOCOpy
Red .Nrnlv Pattern

LONDON, Mav-2t 2t=ttASt=
Gen Bohumil Boeck. chief OF
staff OF the Czecho-Slovakian
army. said today in a statement
broadcast BY the Prague radio
that the organiza tion. armament
and training of the Czech army
would be identical with that Of
the Red army.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Rites Mark
Empire Day
Times Photo

4 Decentralization international
service AT ST PauIs Cathedral
marked the celebration nf Empire
Day yesterday.
The services climaXed a parade,
led hy the Essex Scottish Regi-
ment from Windsor and the regi-
mehtall at pipe and -brasS band
About 80 American societies Of
British origin participated IN the
celebration.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Bandits Take
-Theater Cash

Two youthful bandits early
today took 81 979 from the safe ot
the Center Theater, $40 Wood
ward during tha2ShewiHF Of the
last picture while holding the
manager and two employees
captive. q
Donald Kuhn, 1850 Leisure, the
manager, said he was approached
by the pair as he alighted from
his auto in the driveway of his
home and forced 10 enter their
car. One of the two had his hand
in his coat pocket as though con-
cealing- a gun, he told police
They drove back 10 the theater.
parked in the rear and walked
around the front. Kuhn said. The
sight Of a police car parked
nearby prompted one 10 threaten
his life if he made an outcrYs
kttht4- told offfeerx.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
No DECREASE LIKELY

Release Of soldiers. in many
cases. actually increases The eN-
penSe. said Ted r. Gamble. war
bond chief. in emphasizing that
the end OF the war in Europe
should not result in a decrease
in bond buying.
lie added that he S3OO-per-msn
discharge payment would prob
ably balance any army reduction
in payrolls because Of discharges.
a rally wsll be held tomorrow
-the Book-Cadillac ballroom at
which BelI> and Malcolm W
Bingay viii speak.
Carrying on The drive. the
Barnes Circus al Olympia tonight
will entertain more than 1000
Junior GallantS
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Danes Get Ex-Nazi Chief

LONDON. MAY p Up -
Copenhagen dispatches said today
that Werner Best. former Nazl
governor of Denmark, has been
TUNED over 10 Danish authorities
after his arrest by Allied troops.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

tflr children mOtneT. MIS-.
Dorothy Davis, 4 2s-ycar-oid eta-
Vator operator. was absent when
-tHr Hfazr pUEUffrd the home Al
1872 ElndhgfSt@ Shf=~s1iG= a neigh
nor had consented 10 look after
them and that she nad believed
them IN good care
SEPARATED . YEARS
Police held Mrs, Dal+s over
night Tor questioning, but II. Nell
Geaitaae-trEthe women : division
sad q thorough inVe>tIga had
disclosed no trace OF negligence
or previous neglect OF the little
brood The young mother was te
be- released later TODAY when she
had rcgsined her compoSure
SGT Richard Miller of the arson
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
WAR DEMONSTRATION

Another feature OF The Seventh
War Loan campaign will be tNa-
day demonstration Of the latest
technique OF modern warfare Al
the city airport Saturday and
Sunday.
More than so officers and men
Will participate in the event. Civ
ing the public an opportunity to
view the work of the Troop Car
rier Command, Army Air Forces.
and the airborne troops Of the
Army Ground Forces
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
$4,000 French for East

PARIS, May 21 CUP) - A
French expeditionary force of 75,.
600 men has been trained and
equipped for fighting in the Fas
East. il was disclosed today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
RELIEF CALLED rtIi.CY

The belief that high wages and
high standards ot living are me
product of q high tariff Was
Termed by- Clayton 1-rr1u1Hr
lallacy OF the highest order
'NAEE-and tivtng standards
are high IN those countries
where the proportion 81 land
and productive facilities j. high
10 that of the population and
low in countries where the OPP
posite II true"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
ORDERED SAFE OPENED

Inside the office. which opens
onto the street.-The two forced
Anthony Ineaudo, 3817 Grandy.
cashier, and Cary Groce. 693
Brady. another employe, 10 lie on
the floor and ordered Kuhn TO
open the safe.
After taking the money the
bandits forced Kuhn 70 return
-te- -tAeif-eat nd-drepped him Of
at f. Grand Blvd. and Russell.
ba ranOrtad
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
DESCRIBES BANDITS

Kuhn said he walked back ia
the theater and found the other
employees had notified police.
Both bandits, he said, vera
about 25, and boaSted they had
"cased" the theater for three
nights. One was about 5 feet 8
inches tall. the other about ) feet
Ill, he stated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
BOBBY. 3
LARRY. 6
Girl. 4. FATAL y Burned
As Fire Sweeps Home

boys from , years old safe today after
being rescued from fire their housing project home which
their 4-year-od burned to death.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Trade Called
Key TO Peace
u. s. Aide Stresses
World War ! Errors

Warming that democracy and
free enterprise cannot survive
another worid war, assistant
Secretary Of State William L.
Clayton told The Economic Club
today that the best insurance
against such a warts free and
equal access for all nations 10 the
trade and raw materials -oi-the
world.
The tall. bushy browed cotton
broker who now is in charge of
t. 5. foreign economic policy, de-
clared.
surely. nobody wants 10 re-
peat the course we followed
after the first world war. We
had somewhat the same problem
then that We have now.
CITES TARIFF BARRIERS
The way we met that prob
lem was Ia provide laviShiy the
necessary credits needed for
buying our gO0ds--but We Ac-
c0mpsnied that with three sepa-
rate advances in the tariff Just
Ia make sure that our debtors
would be unable ~ PaS Hs no
matter how much they wished
ta-da- .',
we had suddenly become a
great creditor nation hat We
continued TO act like a debtor.
Everybody remembers the
tragic consequences Of that :
policy.
We not only last ctr money
hut we created much interna-
tional had feeling as well.
RACE OF-DESTRUCTION
"Thirty-two nations promptly
retalisted by erecting all kinds
of barriers against eHr trade.
and from that time until the
-the-Huil- ReeiPFe-
cal Trade Ngreemcnt1-Ict in
1884, there pusued mad -faCe
between nations 10 see which
could do the most In destroy
International trade -
Extension Of the Hull Act for
another three AeAHs= =ls=fsft4 being
bitterly fought m Congress de
spite the fact thai II vas approved
lou DAY 4Ga ha-iht itnt42n-
NAYS and ReaH.- committee eIi-ssi-'
ton SAID
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
JAPS IN CRATERS

biE nag NtdElllll -Ad4tlF lew
laps were hiding in the crater.
We took care Of them later with
flame throWPrs.
The marines We're met A. Mich
igan Central Station by 1000
school children and later ware
greeted bY Mayor Jeffries and
.cogpcllmeH. They with spend the
Meek attending bond rallies here
The heroes viii be guests al
-ratiinS staged b. raii8nts al three
SrOrrS tomorrow Al S:45 a m
they viii be At Sam 5. $50 = m
a. HudsonS, and l0-65 q m. Al
Demery'S The banking Division
WILDE hosts at noon luncheon
in the Book.Cadillac Hotel
The TeamSterS joint Council Is
AL. and the UAW-CIO Will co
sponsor q banquet in their honol
tonight at tHe Hotel Statler.
The 100000 men 10 be released
from The army during the ncxt
year viii receive 800 million dol
lars of-lhe Seventh War Loan
funds the treasury department
pointed eHt a. further incentive
IN the current drive.