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Evening star., 1946-06-26
Woman Goes on Trial
In. Pistol and Ice Pick
Double Assault

Sarah Kathleen Ellis, 35, of the
5000 block of Fourth street NV
today went on trial in District Court
on charges of assault with intent to
Kill and assault with a dangerous
weapon in connection with a pistol
and ice pick attack last January "a
on Mrs. Naomi Harris, Al, wife OF
Coast Guard 1t. Comdr. John r
Harris, and Mrs. Harris 14-year-old
daughter by previous marriage.
The case is being heard by Justice
James M. Proctor and a jury of nine
mems and three women, which was
quickly chosen. Miss Ellis, an Agri-
culture Department clerk. is rep
resented by Attorney James K
Hughes and Assistant United States
Attorney Edward Molenof is prose
cutting.
Mrs. Harris was shot in the shoul-
der and her daughter, F1ieda Nc
Dade. was stabbed in the back dur
ing the attack at their apartment at
1413 Saratoga avenue NE, which
ensued, police said, after Miss Ellis
went to the Harris home to fright
en- Naomi into giving him (Comdr
Harris) up"
Among exhibits in court was a
suitcase containing two ice picks, a
meat cleaver, meat tenderizer, q
hacksaw and large quantity OF
gauze.
The suitcase was being carried
by Miss Ellis when she was arrested
according to police. who said they
also found a 80 caliber revolver
in scarf in the pocket of her fur
coat.
Clad in pink shantung summer
dress, white shoes and cloche hat,
Miss Ellis occasionally sobbed quiet
ly as Mr. Hughes made his opening
statement to the jury.
Mrs. Harris. among the first wit
nesses, testified she came here from
Memphis, Tenn. in August, l941,
as Government clerk and that later
Miss Ellis lived with her for a
while. During that time, Mrs. Har-
rls testified, she introduced Miss
Ellis to the commander.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Gen. Won Der Becke
Leaves for Arqentinu
BY the Associated Pr.ss

Gen. Carlos Won der Becke, for
mer chief of staff of the Argentine
Army, left unexpectedly yesterday to
return to Buenos Aires after round
of conferences here with United
States and Argentine officials.
The Argentine general who ar
rived in Washington June 3. boarded
plane at the National Airport fo1
Miami.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RACE-Purse 81 500: claiming
maidens; 2-year-olds: 5i2 furlongs
Clean JOB tGuyton) $40 400 32O
Ny Nancy tRogersi $40 ). 90
Eternal Gold tHettinse0 so
Time. 1:012s.
Also ran-Cambridse Fair. Chatham
Mac Fetchit. Sea Crest. Zacs Image. Walk
Up. My Teacher, Silver Sweep and Betty
Skelly.
SECOND RACE-Purse. s. 500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and upward: furlones
kathy MCGOWAN 22.00 30 $50
Miss Menow (Keenet / so 4 ia
Merry Sunshine CLicausD 4 81,
Time, 1:I23s
Also ran---Taking Ways. Ten Oaks
Cloudy Weather, Sangone and Flaming
DAILY double paid SsI oOl
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Empire City Results
(Clear and fast.
II Cr1 NE >

tClear and FAST
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming
maiden colts and geldings; 2-year-olds;
Four Ply (MillerD $50 240 go
Medalist (Woodhouse, go 2lO
oxford Don Leblancp go
"a Also -, ranAie5t "a It Sun. s.. e Ben @ De Haven
SECOND RACE-Purse, S3.5O0; claim
Peksl PeisicI Mala 'Guer 1Ms1asue soso ssS sS 4s9
D:Tnss,s Time, Gi5l :I5., 'wilson $50
Also ran..valdina Lord, Bodsrt, If-If
Ohlala. Busy Edith A., Slight Edge
al. Bieber and W. N. Adrians entry,
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; maiden
flhes 3year-olds; furlones
Jersey Cream tMehrtensl 40 $40 "5G
Benign Kirkland $50 90
Happy Land tArcarol 800
Also ran-Fonne, Show Stopper Alma
Mater. Precedence, Ella Burgoo, Right
on. Black Ra. Charing Pal, Jodelle and
Polyphase.
Field.
aG. Thorn entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900 allow.
ances: 4-year-olds and upward; / i. miles
Bay Masic tMehrtensI $50 $40 21C
Sea Fare tNodarse) go
Time. 1855
Also ran--Brinks. Blenel Burra Peg.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Commerce Unit to Elect
Rotinq Representatives

Employees of the Small Business
Office, Commerce Department., will
vote tomorrow to select their repre-
sentative on the Efficiency Rating
Board of Review. Voting hours are
from 9 to 4 in the HOLC Building.
Candidates are E. M. Rowlands,
Louis c. Reynolds and Curtis E.
Anderson
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Hosiery Strike Ends

PHILADELPHIA, June 26 (P.-
The grant of an additional 1-cent-
an-hour wage increase, upping the
total raise to 6i2 cents, last night
ended a strike of 4,200 CIO hosiery
workers in l3 Philadelphia area mills.
Evening star., 1946-06-26

FIRST .RACE+Purse. $4,000: maidens;
2-year-olds: 5 furlones
Annieopsauotch tG'alesI $40 4s0 800
| Goiney Airy tWaltersl 100 "a
! Mutt tHearn) 400
/ Time, LOO
Also ran-Gay Wave, Snow Phantom
| Apra. Roses Are Red, Gray Dame, Munster,
Sun Gay, Ore Susan, In Debt
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Siam, BroziI Buy Locomotives

LOS ANGELES, June 26 tP).-The
War Assets Corp. has disclosed the
sale of % narrow-gauge locomotives,
once destined for Tokyo, to the
Siamese and Brazilian governments.
Siam took 10, Brazil 4.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Charles Town Results
(Clear and fast. J

tClear and faSt)
FIRST RACE-PurSe, $500; claiming
ryear-olds and up; about 4i2 furlongs.
Yellow Silks lCusimano) $50 $50 800
Bonnie Ina (TammaroJ $50 24O
Pandoramnt tKirkJ $40
Time, O:504s
Also ran-Hard Guy. Laugh and Play.
Paula Grier, Mithia and High Alta.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
House Vote on OPA Bill

Following is the roll call by which
the House yesterday passed COM
promise price-control legislation on
vote of 265 to 105:
Evening star., 1946-06-26
FOR THURSDAY.

z3 pounds, 5 pounds. Xxx pounds ap-
prentice allowance claimed
Listed in order Of post positions.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Delaware Park Results

DAILY double paid SsI 20.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
|Chorles Town Entries
FOR THURSDAY,
Clear and Fa st.

SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; claiming
YeAr -QlQS and rG. Cha RI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-18

poti. Mali Kostja je bill lie daljni
'odsev vsega, "a cemer sno VI
reSnici stremeli. Ko sem sedel
poleg MEGA, sem videl takoj
njegovo nejevoljo, da sem pri-|
Sci.
''Unicili mas bodo, &c ne bono
mi tokli njih," sem mu rekel, ce-
prav mi je bilo takoj zal, da sem
mu sploh kaj dejal, kajti zile
ma sencih so mu izstopile.
''Prvi je bill" je bruhnil il Sc
be, jezen vstal, 81 obrisal solze
in Sci stran. a
Nekaj mesecev pozneje smo
napadali Pleterje. Kostja je tam
padel. Lep je bill cello po smrti.
Lasje so mu padali ma travo,
usta je incl nalahno odprta, da
so Sc mu videli sprednji zobje.
Zdelo Sc mi je, da Sc je zopet
pripravil ma pesem. Pod MIN
je bila kri. Zdaj, ko je njego-
va lastna kri pojila zemljo, Kos
tia nj jokal. Samo smehljal Sc
je in mas v smehljanju "a vedno
zapustil.
Danes, ko je nedelja in ko SO
zacele drobne kaplje skropiti po
strehah in po ulicah, sem Sc
spomnil Kostje. Spomnila me je
mani otozna pesem "golobcku
in golobicki beli," XII jo zunaj
koncuje dekle v hrepenenju po
sreei, po vsem tistem lepem, po
cemer smo hrepeneli nekoc pri
ognjih in kar nam je umel mas
mali Kostja tako mocjo obu-
diti v dusah. Zdaj Kostje nj vee,
prislo pa je tisto, O cemer je
sanjal on. Po hribih, dolinah, po
ulicah, v sobah, povsod je to-
plo vzdusje, in topic kaplje, XII
padajo izpod jesenskega neba,
bijejo ma strehe in dopolnjujejo
to ubranost in pesem o "golob-
cku'' PLAYA z nasega dvorisca v
gozdove, cez vasi in tudi cez IT,
he, nepozabne grobove, v kate
rih enem spi tudi mas nepozabni
mali Kostja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-18
KOS r J A

in belle kar vIvasi. Oklopnik je
komaj usel IL vasi. Toda v tre-
nutku je bill YES Pugled poln
cudne novice. Kostja je ustrelil
Italijana in .zdaj joka.
v mas Sc je prebudilo prav po-
sebno custvo. Res, da smo Sc
Kostji smejali, vendar 81 mogel
ma slehernem obrazu zaslediti
senco tiste meje v cloveku, eez
katero smo morah stopiti, kajti
ubijali so mas, pozigali domove,
unicevali vse, ,kar Sc je dalo
uniciti. In tn pri Kostji, XII je jo-
kal, Sc je pojavilo,nekaj, kar Sc
je skrivalo " mas vseh " ta-
boriscu nismo vec govorili o
borbi kot po navadi, ceprav so
prinasali posamezniki puske, pi-
Stole in obleko. Govorili smo sa-
mo o Kostji. In Kostja je kon-
emo res prisel. Prisel je YES OBJ
jokan in skrusen; " rokah je no
sill okrvavljen italijanski Stem,
ma rami mu je nerodno visela
dolga puska. Okrog MEGA je ma
stala gruca. Smejali so Sc; neka.
teri so pregledovali preluknjan
in okrvavljen slem, drugi so 81.
ILL v Kostjo.
"Prvi je bil,' Sc mas je otepal
nejevoljen. Oci je incl polne
solz.
Ko Sc je v taboriscu hrup ne
koliko polegel, je Kostja sedel
pod svoj sotor. Nisem 81 mogel
kaj, da ne bi nenadoma stopil k
MENU in Sc MIN pogovoril o
tenn, kar je tako nenadoma ma
istalo v nasem zivljenju, XII je
bilo prepojeno res z emo samo
zeljo po svobodi. In med ia Dire,
vesa, kjer je stale deset, pet,
najst sotorov, in kjer Sc je dim
posastno vii okrog smreke med
veje, smo ziveli zivljenje, o ka,
krsnem nismo mogli niti sanja.
tt v rani mladosti. In vendar Sc
nismo cudili nicemur, ne ognju
ne gozdovom ne krvi, nicemur,
kar smo srecavali ma tel svoji
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-18

v cloveSansEi namen. "a
otrosko bolnico v Sloveniji.
lahko oddaste vas namenjeni
delez tudi v uradu "Enako-
pravnosti."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-18
Ferdo Godina:

4 u, Je lepo. Fo uIlcan oaneS III
islisai ne ,voz ne avtomobilov.
Redki ljudje postajajo po ulici.
Najbrz SO Sc namenili ma spre-
. hod in zdaj ugibajo, ali bi Sc
vrnili ali pa zavili drugam, kjer
bi lepse preziveli nedeljski po-
poldan.
Zdi Sc mi, da je danes prva
nedelja po vojni, da Sc pocutim
tako, kakor sem 81 toliko in to-
likokrat zelel. Mir je povsod,
JAZZ pa sedim v topli sobi sam in
z mano so knjige in ma mizi ci-
garete. Zdi Sc mi, da vse to pre-
sega mole zelje, da je vse to
zame prevec.
Ma balkonu, mad stirioglatim
temnim dvoriscem, igra sosedo-
vo dekle ma harmoniko. Fantje
sedi poleg ME, in trdno vem, da
so njune zelje v teh trenutkih
tisto, kar je v cloveku najlep-
Sega. Vem, da so OBJ zametnih
zvokih harmonike njeni gibcni
prsti MENU najbolj priljublje-
ma stvar ma svetu, da so njene
oci zasanjane v tisti svet, v ka-
terem kraljuje on.
Ko je dekle zaigralo pesem o
"golobcku in golobicki beli'' sem
utrpnil. .Odlozil sem knjigo, le-
gel ma divan in 81 prizgal ciga-
reto. Takrat sem prisluhnil ne
kemu drugemu utripu zivljenja.
Sal vse lepe pesmi obujajo spo-
mine, vesele ali zalostne, zagri-
zejo Sc v duso in Sc cd ME ne
dajo lociti. Ko bosta fant in de-
kle v poznejsih letih slisala to
pesem, ali jo bo cello zaigral mum
otrok, Sc bosta nemara spomni-
la danasnjega nedeljskega po-
poldneva. JAZZ pa sem Sc v tenn
trenutku spomnil ma nekoga dru-
gega. Spomnil sem Sc ma Kostjo.
Tudi Kostja je znal pesem o
"Golobcku,' toda MEGA je bilo
treba vedno prositi, da zapoje to
cudezno popevko. Nikoli nisem
slisal, da bi pei kako drugo Pc
sem. O golobcku pa je pei tho,
memo, lepo.
Tia v dali mi poleti bell
golobeek moi,
tia dali, kjer po meni
Sc joka deklic moi.
Rahlo kljunckom potr-
kaj ma okence
in kljunckom obrisi il
solzice.
Bilo je to navadno OBJ jesen-
skin vecerih leta 1912. Taborisce
nase cete je bilo ma Pugledu mad
Lipoglavom. Zakurili smo ogenj
ne dalec cd kuhinje in polozili
okrog MEGA stiri drogove. Tu
smo sedeli, 81 pripovedovali o
borbah in svojcih ter smo peli.
Ko pa je lie kazalo, smo prepro-
sill Kostjo, da nam je zapel tisto
O golobeku. Pei je in nenehoma
gledal v prasketajoci ogenj in
zibal S koleni. Tudi ko sem ga
pozneje gledal mrtvega, Sc mi je
zdelo, da so njegove mrtve oci
zrle v ogenj in da SO bile mrzle
ustnice pripravljene zopet ma
pesem. Vedno Sc mi je zdelo, da
je Kostja pravkar zapustil meh-
ke materine blaine in ciste, We
like sobe. Mogoce je cutil to
tudi sam, kajti vedno je hotel
biti tax, kakrsni smo bill mi
drugi. &c je bill dezurni, 81 je
obesil dolgo francosko pusko ma
ramena, "a pas pa bombe. Bill
je pri vsej svoji mladosti ljub-
ka prikazen. Zgodilo pa Sc je, da
so v Podlipoglav prisli z oklop-
nixon Italijani in bell. v tabo-
riscu je v prvem hipu zavladal
preplah; bleda lica, nervozno
iskanje pusk, pripravljanje ma.
hrbtnikov. Toda to le "a trenu.
TEX. Komandir Mkt je ostro raz-
delil ceto v diva della. Polovico
mas je postal v zasedo mad Ii.
poglav, De bi sovraznik hotel v
hrib; polovica pa je sla MIN
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-05
Police Officer
PleaSeS Parent

Ann Arbor, Feb. 5-City police
received a commentator today
In the form of a letter from c. NJ.
Nuoffer, OF 1856 Gunkel Rd., Tole.
do, o., the father OF one of the
two girls seriously injured In the
January 26 toboggan accident in
the arboretum.
Il want to commend you for the
prompt and efficient service rend.
cred the group OF young people in
jured in the accident" Mr.. NuoIer
wrote Chief OF Police Sherman II.
Mortenson. The letter particular.
~ praised officer Walter Schmidt
for the consideration he showed
the three injured people.
when the hospital authorities
were inclined TO assign hternes
TO the Job" continued Mr.. Nuotfer,
"Ohcer Schmidt realized the ser
iousness OF the situation and in
sisted that regular doc RS be call
ed, He remained on the JOB TIL
this was done. The fact that I'm
mediate surgery was required IN
one OF the cases certainly justified
his position. You are to be con
graduated On having such excel
lent men in the department and I
hope you will see At to give OF
ficer Schmidt your personal com
mendation"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-05
.Shaughnessy
to Maryland

Pittsburgh. Feb. SAP Clark
Daniel Shaughnessy, footballs man.
in-motion, has moved again this
time back 20 the University 81
Maryland he left three years ago.
It was the fourth shift In seven
years Tor the unpredictable grid
mentor who went from Chicago in
1889 to Stanford to Maryland to
Pittsburgh and now back % Mary
land.
Shaughnessy quit his Job as head
football coach at the University OF
Pittsburgh yesterday after a three
year stay in which his teams won
10 and lost II.
Pitt, in announcing his resigna-
ton, said It's faculty committee on
athletics had recommended he be
retained-proyided he give up his
professional football connections.
This Shaughnessy refused TO do.
For the past two years the tall
grazing coach has been listed as an
advisory coach by the Washington
Redskins. Prior TO that he served
In a similar capacity with the Chi
cago Bears.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-05
Contract to
Come Soon

New York. Feb. B-AP-Hank
Greenberg, star slugger for the
World Champion Detroit Tigers,
is more interested in q contract
that concerns my baseball future
for several years" than in one that
provides a high.bracket salary.
Greenberg. who told reporters af-
ter the baseball tiers show Mon
day that he expected to receive his
1916 contract from Tiger General
Manager George Truteman within
a week, pointed out that income
taxes would eat up most of a sal.
airy increase.
Even II | did get $4,000 more
than my old contract, would be
able to keep only $4,000 OF IT," he
declared.
II isn't that he's not interested
in the $4,000. he said. but the Tiger
veteran who made a remarkable
comeback last season after four
years in the Army wants "a differ
ent sort Of contract"
Declaring he was looking at
this realistically, Greenberg ad-
mitted he was not immune from
managerial ambitions, but added:
II still think can play a few
more years"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-05
Icy Roads Pile
up Six Machines

Ann Arbor, Feb. 5-Six cars were
piled up on US-23 at Huron River
Or. today at a. m, according to
sherift's department reports, when
Icy roads made driving dangerous
and brakes almost useless. Al
though no one was injured in the
tie-up. several OF the cars were
damaged.
One Of the cars involved in the
crash did not stop after the accI-
dent The second vehicle was driy.
en- by Arthur Smith. Of Hamburg,
Mich The other cars we're driven
by Stanley Robinson. Brighton,
Mich, William Berry. also OF Brigh.
ton, Herbert william Hochrein,
Whitmore Lake, and Walter Trum.
bell. also OF Whitmore Lake.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-05
Back When

Today a year ago-Willie Pep,
New York-recosnized feather.
weight king. outpointed Willie
Roache In ten rounds at New Hs-
ven.
Three years ago-Jacob LaMotta
outpo.nted Ray Robinson to end
Robinson's string OF SO amateur
and 40 pro fights without a defeat
before 2l.240 fans In Detroit.
Five years ago-Clarence Ace"
Parker signed Il two year contract
with the Brooklyn Dodgers OF the
National Football League.
Ten years ago-Frank "Pinky''
Higgins o; the Philadelphia Athlet.
les returned his contract unsigned.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-05
Ring Decisions

New York Holman Williams,
I61 So, Detroit. knocked out Aaron
lTiser) Wade. 1ss 80. Los Ange.
les. 90.
New Port, vt.-Tommy Bivins.
IFS, Cleveland. outpointed Babe
Beattie, $50. Montreal. (s).
Buffalo. N. Y.-Willis Barrow,
1855 IL. Detroit, outpointed Ralph
Dejohn, IT'S, Syracuse, y. Y. (i0).
New Britain. Conn.-vic Costa,
142 IL, New York. outpoiuted Gus
>Vargo, 147, New Britain, (s).
Cincinnsti-George tSugar) Cos.
tner, 40, Cincinnati. stopped Jack
Larrimore. 146, Miami, Fla. ~.
Chicago-Gens Spencer, 1913, Chi
cago, outpointed Al Gomez, 1876 Il.
Chicago (S.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-05

Hdae David Davey) Nelson. back
University Michigan grid Tom Harmon and For
athletic director Hdae
College I.
New YorkAP-oo Heller veteran of Il National Hockey League
be shipped
the minors by Coach Frankie Boucher
the National takes the cash
ter has available The Pills the 81 Louis Cardinals
their players big chunk cash
Blue Jays lefhand hitting ouelderJohn Wyostekand right
hand pitcher-A Jurslch
New York-AP-Whitsy Kurowski Cardinals solid
humping third baseman speedy Luis Dino Brooklyn
the latest Join the big holdou
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-05
Junior Loop
Begins Play

Junior Division sports have been
resumed at Ypsilanti High School
with very favorable results after a
two year lapse and contests with
other schools will begin this week.
The Junior division basketball
team is improving rapidly under
the guidance OF Coach Larry Batter.
son, who Joined the high school
coaching staff last fall.
In the first official game. the reg
ulars ran over he reserves by a
score Of 21-e. They will play their
first outside team Thursday with
Lincoln junior division in the first
OF a home and home series.
There are 81 boys out for junior
division basketball.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-05

back into the game in the third
period to score six points while
holding Red Coach scoreless. The
final period WAS pretty much a con,
test between Wales, Texaco center.
and VesseleuS, Red Coach forward,
as both teams bombarded the has
ke.s with shots. Wales scored seven
points, aided by his teammates
Ceubla, who counted four, and Bo
bicz, who scored free throw Yes
seleus accounted for five points
while Blasey Red Coach center
scored a neld goal.
The lineups
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-05
Lincoln Corner Cagers Win
After Tagging in First Half

Lincoln Corner TeIseo caEers Of
the City League, after falling behind
in the first half, fought back In the
final two periods to win from Red
Coach Inn. 2717 Monday night in
Npsilanti High School gymnasium.
Red Coach drove TO an S-4 lead In
the first quarter, and stood Off a
determined Texaco rally in the sec
ond 10 lead a: the hall. l0-9.
Paced by Duffy, TeXsco came
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-05
Is back-you lucky girls
Intuition

Intuition
San Diego. Calif.-AP- Police
men Athos Sada and Howard Hol-
way are willing TO rely hereafter on
standard equipment.
Searching for n missing boy, they
were advised by the lads aunt to
try at an address which she gave
them. The officers searched in vain
for the address and went back TO
tell the aunt there was no such
place.
The boy reappeared while the
woman was confidently telling them
the address couldn't be wrong-she
got Il from her ouija board.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-05
PASTOR sUccUMBs

Detroit-AP - Funeral services
will be held Tuesday for the Rev.
Eugene Poppen. pastor OF 81.
Paufs Evangelical Lutheran
Church here. who died Sunday NJ.
ter a long Illness. He was ma
tive OF Saginaw.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-05
SEEK INCREASE

Detroit-AP-The Detroit teach.
ers' passed a resolution Monday
asking Gov. Kelly to include their
request for . wage increase In
the problems he presents to the
special session Of the state legisls.
ture.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-05
Welcome Home

Portland. Ore.-AP-- Fifth Air
Force veterans from Japan re.
vsrsed customary port ceremonies
and welcomed" Portland.
The 1902 veterans on the troop.
ship Chanute had . harbor pilot tel.
ephone Portland q welcome pro.
clamation and greeted the States
with banners reading: Hello UsA
Glad TO have you with US"
Another banner said: The Fifth
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-05
Goals 10 Newcastle

st. Paul, MINI. -AP-Jack Fly. a
salesman for an electrical supply
company, has been assigned a new
territory-selling refrigerators to
Esksmos.
1T gets cold In st. Paul, too"
said Fly as he prepared to take over
his Alaska sales territory, "and
people here buy refrigerators."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-05
TelIItTo the Marines

Emporia, Kas.-AP-William H,
Stakes, OF Emporia, Marine veter-
an OF Guadalcansl, isn't sure how
his Lestherneck buddies are going
to feel about this:
He has enlisted In the Army.
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HOLLYWOOD ms - Holly.
wood today mourned the pass
ing OF one Of its most capable lead.
ers, Charles W. Koerner, executive
vice president in charge Of pro-
ducticn for RKO Studios.
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CMILES in
y The Meus
PreczutIon

Los Angeles, -AP-Police heard
q department store was putting 200
pairs Of nylon hose on sale so
they sent two riot cars Just In
case.
They reported: 800 women, no
casualties, and no more nylons.
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Not Seeking Big Money
Bowling Scores

Team three games - Apparel.
2l65.
Individual single game-M. Fox.
l7s.
Individual three games B.
Beck 4S3.
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Sports Calendar
TO-DAY

Ypsilanti vs.. Lincoln PARK, swim
ming. at YpsilGnti High School pool,
p. m.
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ara

High Scorer
Team single game-Cities Ser
vice, 7S9.
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CENTRAL SPECIALITY LEAGUE
Standings

Individual Highs
Single game-Wright, 21S.
Three gsmes-Farmer, $40.
Team Highs
One game-Maintenance, 907.
Three games - Production Con
troll, 2496.
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BsGutyland
d. Kildau S77, r. Wagner 357,
". BlomQuest 1876, NJ. Bishop 42l.
b. Rust (sub.) 1913, handicap ~.
Game totals 594 $50 65l 1905
Re5all
A Stein 400, l.. Johnson sos, r.
Stitt 45s, r. Fem 351, NJ. Russell
80.
Game totals S3l 643 6s1 1885
moray's
VI. Dundon 1872, P. Miller $50, A.
Plat Az, L. Morris 3s9, r. Beck
4ss.
Game totals 652 ESQ 74s 2o45
Annex
ID. Glenn 3Sl. h. Mills 345, L.
Lore 400, d. Stein 49,, G. Johnson
as, handicap 81.
Game totals 653 SOS 1876 20l4
cities Service
Y. Lidke 414, /. Max AT. I. Kel-
lar 59l. NJ. Fox 454, F. Berthold
43S. handicap 81.
Game totals 500 $50 7sS 2l65
Apparel
A. fowler 40, II. McComb 40.
K. Welch AL, I. Gillls 3s4, X. Mey.
ers 43l.
Game totals ia $50 769 al65
Life Insurance companies nov
have more than 100000, 900 IN
vested IN mortgages GOVERNS
homes and housing for American
families.
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Standards
Foundry inspection

FOUNDRY inspection
Hansen 53l, Moore 37s, McKsn-
zie ZIG, Winkler 467, Schwall 45s,
handicap 81.
Game totals 7S9 SEA 7Ss 24ol
Foundry Shipping
Rutledge 467, Bill Balak 463, Man.
nor 456, Bob Beilak 466, School.
master 1876.
Game totals 1893 s44 7l3 $3.50