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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
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ROCKINGHAM PARK
Weather cloudy: track, slow.
first Race -- PeFsonable. Weiresd.
Placer Inn. supreme Chance
Third Race Musical Mood. Peitne.
Fourth Race MOonfun
Seventh Race-Not Alone Country
Lass. Blossom Queen. DtsnApat. sttpa-
cola
Eighth ace--Dsytonian. Maefeet. Sir
Quest, Wrought Iron. Ken's Revenge.
PIMLICO
Weather clear; track good
First Rsee--cuth. Darling Star. Grand
Step. Third Legion.
Second Race Rolling Swell. credenee.
Third Race-Bavardia. Dress Boot, FL
Jells. Katesy.
Fourth Race truecan
Fifth Race--Winged Hoofs. Sussex
Sixth Race lnscolad, Belle D'Amour
Seventh Rsce-~Mill End.
Eighth Race--Scarcanter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Demands Price Curb Vote

Games next sundsy--Coiumbus al Buf
falo. Cincinnati at Milwaukee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

Xavier 20 Niagara o
-. Francis :. sG\ Vincent J.
Sh Norbert : st Ambrose O.
Norfolk 10 Portsmouth @.
KeArney Tohr. IS. Chadfon Neh. Tehr. 6
Bradley Tech 10. North Dakota Z.
81 LOUIS 81. Loyols II.
So. Mays (sF) 2s. Go8<Rga O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

norls' 70 manage busy
flower shop good proposition. 1870 West
Vernon Highway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
CLOTHING statesmen

Must be Polish speaking Also experienced
WINDOW trimmer. Apply spoiks, Inc,
$40 Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Lost and Found

SPRINGER spaniel. saturday. viefuity
Plymouth1; black and white. short tall
reward. Townsend 9-4fi4.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER = Female
tneighborhood westbrook. Linden). Re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

EXT ERiENcED upholstersr. steady work
pleasant surroundings. scheduled pay
raises no layons s5i3 Grand River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Male Help Wanted
BOYS, 1919 YEARS OLD
DRIVERS WANTED

BOYS. ~f7-23-Nest appearing: experiences
not essential Earnings range SIS 20
$40 weekly. ai05 Barum Tower. 0 q. m.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
SALE.

Under and by virtue of authority
conferred upon the undersigned as
trustee in a certain deed of trust
executed on the 10th day of March,
1887, by Vance Fleming. which deed
IS, Register of Deeds Office for
Vance County, North Carolina, de
fault having been made in the pay
ment of the debt therein secured, at
the request of the holder of the same,
| Will offer for sale by public auc-
ton, at the courthouse door in Hen
Gerson, N. c. on Monday the Goth
Gay of January, l94l, at II O'clock,
the following described real estate:
Tract No. !: All Of that tract OF
land containing l22 acres more on
less in Middleburg Township, Vance
County, bounded IN the North by the
lands of W. B. Henderson. East bv
the Middleburg road, and J. r.
Fleming. South by the lands Of J.
R. Fleming, West by the lands of A.
f. White, e his deed, Book So, Page
299, Register of Deeds Office for
Vance County.
Tract No. 2: All that tract of land
Noi''''N'iS VI w lllote Oh less,
in Middleburg Township, Vance
County, North Carolina, bounded on
the North by the lands of the chill
dlen Of A. w. ReaVis. on the East by
the lands of A. d, Bullock and the
mill road, on the South by the lands
of w. B. Henderson, and on the West
by the w. B. Henderson land. See his
ceed, Book 100, Page II, Register
of Deeds Office of Vance County. N.
Tract No. 3: All thai tract or par
Of land in Middleburg Township,
81 ID acres, adjoining the
Middleburg road, other lands of
Vance County, being the lands bought
of K. G.. kittrell, Trustee, January
1923, see his deed, Book ll3,
Page II, Register of Deeds Office Of
Vance County. Note: From the above
mas been conveyed l7.2 acres to
Robert E. Scott, as will appear by
Deed Book l41, Page SAL.
This property is being sold sub
lect to all prior encumbrances on
Record.
This 10Th day of December. 1910.
A. A. BUM, Trustee.
l9-26-2-9
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
Legislative Program
OF 20 Points
Continued From ra2e Onel

II. Provide adequate approprla-
tons to help the state become a great
livestock state, with provision for an
adequate structure for displaying
livestock included in the program.
-. Relieve the highway patrol of
any tax collecting duties and enact
new legislation outlining its work
and removing It from the realm of
politics.
l3. Provide forest fire protection
funds from the general fund. devote
ret proceeds of game and fishing IL
cenSes Ia game and fish purposes.
supplement and extend geological ia
ell expand the division Of COM
nlcrce and industry; establish a state
office in Washington on a stable
basis; and provide increased funds
ion the fight for lower freight rates.
IA, Provide for training prisoners
IN useful trades.
Is. Provide for the fullest possible
cooperation between the Federal and
State governments ON all matters: es-
peclally if new laws are needed for
home defense purposes or to control
NTH column or ~SubVerSIVe activities.
l6. Absolutely bar Slot gambling
machines.
Il. Provide an eastern North Car
DINA tuberCular Sanatorium.
10. Give special consideration to
the forthcoming report of a special
commission studying wage and hour
legislation.
10, Give much attention to law OBJ
serVance and law enforcement.
20. Have as short legislative session
as possible.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09

Enlisted in the Canadian army Ito
fight the Fascists" since last Aug.
7, Richard c. DAILY, 25, returned to
his Elyria, O., home on Christmas
furlough and registered for selec-
tive service. Now he is torn between
becoming a Canadian army de-
serter or a U. S. draft delinquent.
He is scheduled for U. S. service
starting Jan. 81, and National
Draft Director Clarence A. Dyk-
stra has ruled Daily must serve.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
HISTORIC
James A. Garfield

twentieth President. 1881
BY Central Press
PROFESSOR SOUSA" led
til Marine band as newly-elect-
ed Garfield rode to his inaugu-
ration with President Hayes in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09

q four-in-hand
carr i a 6 e. es-
Corted by the
Cleveland cav
airy. In the
p a a d e was
the West Phil
adelphia club
n long gray
listers, stove
pipe II a t 8
light glo e 8
a n d brig h t
r
| d. q i n
black, took his
O a t h, kissed
y ; -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09

ana his wife. and rode back to
The White House through long
lines OF streamerS which ran be-
tween ihe trees, acrossA NE
drive, and onto the lawn. There
was no forebodins of tragedy
tc mar the happiness of this in
a~uguration day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09

1t takes 100 persons to get out a
weather report, we read. When it
proves wrong the buck paS>inp must
assume terrific proportions
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09

New York City's Bronx is named
after Jonas Bronck, whose original
home it was.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
LEARN = w

LEARN = TRADE
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Print
ing offers many opportunities tl
advancement 10 young men. Skllleo
workman in this industry are in de-
mand. THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL
OF PRINTING's facilities for
teaching The mechanics of the trade
are the best. For particulars "rlte
to v. e. Garriott, Secfetary-Treasur'
er, 1916 South Street. NashvtlIA,
~av oes.>~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09

WANT ADS
Get Results
TRY NIGHTS COAL-Ir Wu,
please you. Its clean and cI,rtdA
less with low ASH content Ct,I
O heat Tor your money, r'r'e S
Phone 1873. Hlght's Coal & Wa"
thurs.
START THE NEW YEAR RTcUr
BRING us your shoes today OF nbnno
638. We call for and deliver Cri'e
SONS Shoe Shop, 424 South Gas
"',t ~ 3tf
For RENT-A NICE FIVE Ro0,I
house on Lollicotltr Ave. .AIey g
N''NI'S' lit
A BIG SHIPMENT OF Drv0Fc
fine quality pant arrived ID, "Tbo
Place OF Values" You can't hn.
better PANT Let us save vu. ~,no!
Oh you punt Joo III 1874. Alex S.
N"'N""S' gilt
II YOU WANT REAL NICE WORK
try tbs. Our repairing can't be beat
Free SHINE and shoe strings wl.S
every ma" Soie JOB. It-J. Bakers,
l4-t
DETTFP RE SAFr THAN co,o.
see our slock OF furniture and
C''IaI ''St''S C''ott you puH. Il. L.
S"'t'' me -" ooHS' mean Fire
o'''Ioh' 6-ti
rCp pr>1 r,,-, ,D qurrr
l" rnnaie @pa n5[a al modern
lights. phone. garage free ' Por.
reasonable. Phone 642-J. 800 Row.
-'
HAFtHltNCtD ACCOUNTANT De
Sir'S small set o. book to keep IN
part time. famIIiar with financial
statements II tax reports. Ad,
9.,t
-
WANTED GOOD hELlABLE SET
tied Colored woman to 1--we on
premises and look after aged IN
valid woman. Good home and fair
DISPATCH. al
TWO GOOD MULES FOR SALE
cheap. Same may be seen at the
Legg-Parham Co. Il. G, Young.
3-6ti
OFFICES FOR RLE"T - McCON
Building center of busncss-no
stairs 70 climb-tlrcprooi building,
heat. light, and janitor service fur
nished. Apply Eric G.. Flanagan,
McColn Bul.dlng. lhur,-tt
ro'' 'T'N NhN'HE IN SMALL
apartment. furnished on untulnl.n-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09

If YOU WANT REAL NICE WOpE
try us. Our repairing can't be beat
Free SHINE and shoe strings win
every half sole Job. l42J. Bakers
i-'f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09

BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY
See our stock of furniture and
other items before yea buy Il, +
S~atterWhite & Sons. near Fra
Station. AS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09

FOk RENT-A NICE FIVE po0,-
house on Z~ollicotler Ave. .AIev e
Watkins. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09

START THE NEW YEAR RICHIE
Bring us your shoes today OF phone
638. We call for and deliver. Gri,s
SONS Shoe Shop. 424 South Car
nett st. o.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09

FOR RENT TWO OR THREE ROOM
furnished apartment, all modern
ConNcnlenCeS, gas. oil range. Water
lights, phone. garage free. Rev.
reasonable. Phone 642-J. 800 Row.
lard street. 800
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
WANT ADS
Get Results

TRY NIGHTS COAL.IT wu,
please you, Its clean and cI,rtaA
les with low ASH content Cirt
more heat Tor your money, Try ~
Phone 1873. HIght's Coal & va
thurs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09

H. shortage of Office
D.e. -. the baseball sea-
... .... .....s.. acGuu.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09

HOT WATER INSTALLATIONS
promptly made, We provide plumb,
ing and fixtures for any type OF
water equipment. See us for cStl-
mates. j. G.. Wheeler, Jr., phone
1913 or 8l2-J. 1T
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09

TWO GOOD MULES FOR SALE
cheap. Same may be seer at the
Legg-Parham Co. Il. G.. Young.
3-6u
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SOUTH

SOUTH TACOMA
POUR ROOM modern home conein-
alton llFlnk roum and 4 nlnk reen
10 bedrooms and bath kitchen
unuk and utility Haom Concrete
foundation nea Hoof zHHsze ms
property BENG offered fer enIf
a. $50 2os doan and 40 PEI
month
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RETAIL bakery and snop for sal. o.
ryacs Locs.sd n apartment and
nlzn school district Garland 70S3.
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FOR sALE-5ervlc. station and csoin
camp North Sixth street n sun
ryslds Warrington
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OWNER MUST SACRIFICE
WILL LOCATED restaurant Real op-
porfunitY for couple Dong good
business write Do. Tacoma
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rasf-Action Advertising
n YOr ess. sonnsfnirs 70 sell reach
nor YAcora homes at i.ss t1ver-
tseisz Cos. ny placing yclr message
IN THK THIS WANT ADS
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Fost-hction Advertising
" YOU Rave something 70 ssi rsaeh
more THcoma homes 81 lsss adFsf-
Using eosf % placing your nsss2Es
IA IHE TINS Watt ADS
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WRITE or cal for booklet Of logged
and ia Weat Wan. for sale on cay
terms WaFsrnaeussf TlmbsF CO
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COLLEGE DISTRICT
MODERN ssVen-room nome Spacious
living room and fireplace. oeaufI=
ful modern kitchen three oedHms
m one bedroom down Fun base
msnt shower and laundry room
furnace. sarage real eaE Il
party.
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WILL SELL cur retail meat mzFEst
AZ Kelso Warrington For further
information write Or wire Csrstsf4 -
Parkinz Company Tacoma Wash
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loqaed-off Lends

TRADE BUY SILL Nth Times Want
Ads BETTY TSTHfDA 60 50
CaHamau call - The Tacoma
Tmss office for lao Tree tckeis 70
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Business Opportunities

LUNCH ROOM. doRn toRn Doins
ABOUT 800 per month Good IL
lures Pull price $500
De LUXE TAVERN Down tom Ssw
modern equipment Dector orders
the owner % uuit DONG about
a. GOO per month Fur pfles and
terms. see IL
We have several apartment houses
and cabin campo that are suod
income producers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Olga Coal Dealers

Wood
CLEAN WOOD. 50: immediate delivery.
Pa.mers a3fI Harper. Telephone Plaza
1910
FURNACE wood face cord $50 kin1iinr,
so Cad. Bonner. Vermont 5-70o0
HARDWOOD mixed. $40; furnace chunks.
- 90. 1924 Mack. Telephone Murray
05fs
HARDWOOD Blocks. Cuttings. S.; prompt
delivery. 5i65 Conner. Telephone Airing
ton 0ez0
OAK Hes - 30, factory hardwood, 81
klndlns 81 Telephone Plaza 5s79
SEASONED HARDWOOD = Factory c4t-
tnes. reasonable prizes. HAS i2750
Grafi1t Pingree sff2.
WOOD wholesale RefalD FarnEFsE.
sfayes fTepiaces. Lambs Wood yard.
Lendx fIz2
FIREPLACE - Wsn-cnred hardwood, ~
cord Sewhurn Caei CO. TO s-szT1.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Defends Women's Rights

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
RedCross Ready
For City Canvass

Every residential district in De-
troit will be assigned by tonight
for house-to-house canvass by Red
Gross solicitors, it was announced
| bylMrs, Dudley c, Hay chairman
of the residential district. as the
Red Cross drive for S2,000000
showed steady advance on every
front
Two hundred and fifty of the
'city'S business and industrial lead
erS will meet at luncheon tomor-
row noon i'm Book-Cadlllac Hotel,
TO work on the drive.
Ernest c. KanZler, chairman of
the industry and commerce COM
mittee. said:
"This Is certainly n Yes cam
paign. / sent $50 wires and $50
men accepted the invitation To
be present. Everybody wants to
help and give"
Workers in the Junior Red Cross
campaign met this morning at
campaign headquarters. IA West
Fort street. while Alvan Macauley
Jr.'S special gifts committee is at
work after an organization.
For the Inside News" OF
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18

It's a woman's right to save and
here's how and it's at FRANK
LIN'S during their daring nth an
niversary sale. Here is very
special offer made in drive for
500 new customers. A smart new
$685. dress and pair of 1895
shoes absolutely FREE: yes, we
mean it. both dress and shoes
FREE with your purchase of a
stunning, clever brand new 1912
model Luxury Fur Coat. Priced at
only s6S.00 They're better, finer
Furs, beautifully lined and tailored.
They're real luxury coats, styled TO
the minute. All you need TO pay
is just Sl.00 down. Take your fur
coat home with you, no red tape.
no delay. Hurry and get your
FREE dress and shoes during this
drive. at FRANKLlN'S DEPART.
MENT STORE, 3l6 Michigan Ave
Shop any evening till o'clock.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
rabbi Franklin
Gets 1st Citation
of Round Table

DR.. Leo NJ Franklin. for a.
years rabbi ofTenple Beth Fl and
now rabbi emeritus. today holds
the first citation ever given by the
Detroit Round Table of Catholics,
Jews and ProtestantS.
The citation was announced at
The Hotel Statler last night when
doctor Franklin was feted BY more
than 600 eminent Jews, members
|of his congregation and friends
FOR his contributions TO his race
| and city.
President Joseph NJ. Welt Of
fTemple Beth Fl announced that
Ian anonymous donor had provided
|for construction and furnishing of
"a room in the Temple 10 be known
las the Leo NJ. Franklin Study
The citation. m a d . by NJ
Hilbert ffSfA-v-ft, tAt>-tirsr+f ff+tt+f ~
kthe round table; read I'm part:
q "1n recognition of his long and
4 fruitful service In promoting
understanding. cooperation and
goodwill among all religious
groups In Detroit. Nv pTecFpt
and example he has been con-
slant inspiration 10 all who labor
30 defeat intolerance and In
Justice"
Delivering the principal address
was Rabbi Louis Wolsey Of Phlla-
|delphia. who commented that
scounting his thoughts and deeds, |
rather than years. Doctor Frank !
Gin is more than a thousand years
old"
Others toaSting Doctor Franklin
svere Mayor Edward J JeffrieS Jr.
Ralph f. Ulveling. city librarian /
AIRS. Douglas /. Brown Of Temple
Beth El; DR.. Edgar Dewitt Jones, I
minister OF Central Woodward
Church. and DR.. b. Benedict
1Clazer, successor TO Franklin.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Too Late
Fireworks Puzzle to War
Chiefs at Honolulu

HONOLULU. Dec Is 1NS) 49,
The new military authorities of
Honolulu were puzzled today by
the case of Honolulu merchant
who has received a consignment.
ordered weeks ago, OF $6,006 worth
Of fireworks, including Roman
candles and SkyToCketS.
The wholesaler demanded pay
ment. which the conSignee refused
because all fireworks are banned
under the new emergency rcgula-
tionS and If he accepted the ship
ment IT would be ConfiScatcd at
once
Both parties appealed TO the
military governor for a decision.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18

a jury before Federal Judge
Frank A. Picard today was TO
decide the case OF Kenneth Grant
Rase, 23-year-old Jehovah's Wit
ness. who claims that as a self
ordained minister he should be
called upon neither to fight nor TO
serve in an army noncombatant
camp as a conscientious objector.
The jury must decide whether
RaSe, of 1926 Cloverlawn ave-
nue., had fair trial when draft
board No. 40 put him in Class az
as a conscientious obiector.- From
behind a table piled high with
Bibles. RaSe heard Judge Picard
rule the federal court has no
jurisdiction over the findings of
the draft board if it is shown the
board was impartial in its decision
ACCUSED DRAFT EyADER
Rase stands as an accused draft
evader. refusing to answer the
government summons TO the nom
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
44e who gives richly...iis richly rewarded

This Yuletide,
Schuyler elected to
send each of his Pals a
bottle Of the worlds
Finest Whiskey.
He Sighed as the
Clerk wrapped up
these Noble Spirits.
Il could use Some
of that Liquid Gold
myself" SChuy said.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Pledge Hale America

CHICAGO, Dec. 18-QNS).-
Leaders in athletics. recreation
and physical education through
out the sixth civilian defense
region today pledged their COM
plete support TO the Hale
America" physical fitness program
at a meeting in Chicago with
Alice Marble, assistant national
director of physical fitness.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
OUCH!
MY BACK
Relieve muscular back-ache
with penetrating OMEGA OIL

When your back aches from tired, stiff
muscles-just rub in Omega Oil. II pene-
trste4 Goes right into the skin. Pam
should fade away and muscles get timber
fast. The secret iS frs-strength
EXTRA safety. Omega is used by athletes in
every sport for fast relief. Won't bun-try
IL tonight. Only 55s. all drug stores.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18

For the "Inside News" OF
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18

ington, today offered its full re-
sources and organizational ma
chinery TO the local office OF
civilian defense, governmental
agencies and the American Red
Cross.
Henry Monsky, national presi-
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
Draft Case To jury
Member of Jehovah Witnesses Claims Exemption
From Army on Plea He's Pastor

combatant camp. He is self
ordained minister, he said, eX
planning:
I'VE each decide when we are
ministers. IL Is between us and
our God"
Judge Picard took up the ques
tioning, asking Rase:
AS conscientious objector
you were not willing 10 go TO
camp TO work for your govern
ment ."
RaSe paused and answered:
a.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
SCRIPTURES QUOTED

SCRIPTURES QUOTED
Judge Picard asked:
note YOU quote the scrip
lures and read: Thou shalt not
kill There is also passage
which mentions defending the
home"
"Yes, for a religious cause"
was the reply.
Then you do not think Pearl
HarbOr is n religious cause
that freedom Is religious
cause ."
ut may be for the govern
ment."
LET THOSE FIGHT >
Glenn r. Seyerence Of 1888
Robson avenue. zone representa-
tive for Jehovahs Witnesses. ap.
peared for Rase as a character
He said:
Let those fight who believe
this Is a war for liberty. 1 do
not"
RaSe said his claim the boarc
was negligent was based on re.
fusal of his efforts TO bring ir
witnesses to prove him "A minister
of the Gospel 1t was an appea
TO Washington that changed the
status Of Rase from la To that
of a conscientious obiector.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
; Lose Drivers License

Convicted Of reckless driving
three youths today had their
drivers licenses suspended for one
year by Traffic Judge George r.
Murphy The three are Richard
B. RupreCht -. of 97S East
Grand boulevard; Rudolph Pytlew-
ski, 20, of 1867 Campbell ave-
nue., and Leroy j. Clark, Is of
1929 Moenart avenue.
Gen. Hugh =. JOh husOn,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18

dent. Informed Jesse r. Feiler. De-
toit lodge head, that B'nai Birth
had pledged TO President Roose-
welt that its 100000 members
would stand ready for any and
all sacrifices of blood, treasure,
talent and toll in defense of our
country.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-18
B. mai Birth Offers
Aid 10 Civil Defense

The Detroit lodge of B'nai Birth
in accord with a policy adopted al
its national headquarters in Wash.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

employed, compared to 1882 in
1889. The increase included 2l5
executives and 1890 employees be-
low executive grade for individual
stations, IA executives and 65 en-
ployes for regional networks and
3 executives for major networks,
which reported IA fewer employees.
The average weekly compensa-
ton for the full-time employees in
1910 was given as S4713. up sl.23
per person from 1889, including eX-
ecutives of stations and networks.
The average for employees Of sta
tions and networks below execu-
tive grade was S4l65 a week, up
so cents from 1889 The average
weekly compensation for station c.
ecutives was S3469, up S499 per
week, while for station employees
only, below the grade of executive,
the average was S37 97, up 81 33. For
major network executives the aver
age was s25l.68, up s2l.l9, while the
average for major network en-
p,oyes below the grade Of aXecu-
tive was S5755, down 64 cents.
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avenue. Hyattsville. Md, and Mary
A. Everett, 5409 Thirty-ninth. NV,
all of the Bureau of Accounts; Pat
ricia B. Manner, 1922 Second road,
North, Arlington. Va. Office of Sec
retary; Helen w. Steece, 6l6l
Thirty-frst place. NV. and Valerie
Daniels, 101l Seventeenth street,
NV. Director of Personnel; Grace
E. Kitchen, 4507 N. Seventeenth
street. Arlington, Va, Office of the
Chief Clerk; MARGARET L. Freudiger.
1916 R street. NV. and Julia j.
zukowsky, 22O Charming street,
NE, U. S. Treasurer, LaVilla Baker,
1884 Park place. Sc, Lorraine
Hughes. 4118 Illinois avenue, NV,
General Counsels Office; Teresa A.
Grue, 40l4 Pinkney road. Baltimore,
Md, Marion H. OLeary, 3l5l Mt.
Pleasant street. NV, and Glen S.
Jonscher, 437 Manor place, NV,
Division of Disbursement; Myrtle
Davis, 1901 Kalorama road, NV,
Opal L. Haugsted, 14l7 N street.
NV, and Enid j. Cation. 670l
Georgia avenue, NV, Division of
Leans & Currency.
The party will go by boat for the
most part. although some plan to
make the trip by automobile. There
will be games Of many kinds, for
which prizes will be offered.