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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
Young Israel
Week.

David !. Berris. program chair
man for the Midwestern conven-
ton of Young Israel to be held
here during the Thanksgiving
weekend. November 20-23. an
nounces that a number of ma
tionally known leaders of the
will speak at this
gathering.
At the Thursday night opening
rally, Israel Upbin. executive di-
rector of Young Israel, will speak
on The Place of Young Israel
in the Modern Jewish Community"
FORUM FRIDAY
Friday night will feature a
forum at Beth Tefilo Emanuel
Synagogue. William Cherrick,
president of the Midwestern re-
gion of Young Israel, a resident OF
st. Louis. and Mrs. Samuel From
berg. head of the national council,
will speak.
Rabbi M. ]. Wohlgelernter,
spiritual leader of Congregation
Beth Tefilo Emanuel, will also
speak. Cantor Hyman Schulsinger
will chant Sabbath hymns. The
sisterhood will be in charge of the
social hour following the program
ORATORICAL FINALS
Saturdays events will take place
at the B'nai Boshe. The finals OF
the oratorical contest on The Rise
of America as the Jewish Center
in the Galuth" will be held at
p. m. with intermediates from
Chicago, st. Louis, Cleveland, Gin,
cinnati, Kansas City and Detroit
competing for Midwestern cham
Ipionship.
The highlight of the convention
will take place Sunday evening ir
the form of a city-wide banquet
at the Detroit Leland Hotel. Irv
ing M. Bunim. member of the
national executive, will be thu
main speaker. Other outstanding
personalities in the Young Israe
movement who will participate art
Elijah Stein, first vice president
and Mrs. Sylvia Goldblatt, second
vice president of the national coun
lcil. both from New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
ST. PAUL's PROGRAM

The Adult Choristers of ST
Paul's Cathedral. under the direc-
ton of Ralph Calder, organist and
choir director, will present the
oratorio, The Creation by
Joseph Haydn. Sunday at the 5
d. m. vesper service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
OFFER PAGEANT

This pageant is a part of the
traditional Thanksgiving festival
at Christ Church and II will be
given in conjunction with a short
appropriate service in which all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
GUEST PREACHER

The Church of the Redeemer,
Episcopal. Plymouth at Washburn,
will have as its special preacher
Sunday, the Rev. Thomas Foster
of Washington, Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
UNITED RITES

The Highland Park Ministers
Association is sponsoring a united
Thanksgiving service on Wednes-
day at 8 p. m. in the Congrega-
tional Church on Second boulevard
and Grand avenue. Rev. DR.. George
Olrnstead. minister of the First
M. Z. Church, will preach the
sermon.
Temple Israel will hold Thanks
giving services at its Sabbath Eve
worship next Friday night at $50
in the Maccabees Auditorium,
Woodward and Putnam avenues.
Rabbi Leon Fran will preach on
the subject: Thanksgiving - a
Festival of the American Spirit"
Cantor Robert S. Tulman will pre-
sent a special musical program for
the occasion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15

do anything to dim the luster
your name has made here for
Isreal and America"
Joseph M. Welt, president of the
Temple Beth Ell, made the intro
ductory remarks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
McAFEE IN CONCERT

Franklin w. McAfee. organist
at ST. Mary's Church, downtown,
will give the second of his series
OF monthly sacred concerts at 4
d. m. Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15

A liberal arts senior at
Wayne University, was elected
international president of
Gamma Delta, Lutheran stu
dents association, at its
eighth annual convention held
at Indiana University. He
has been president of the De-
troit Chapter of Gamma Delta
for the past year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
OUR LADY MASSES

Masses at Our Lady OF the Lake
Church. near Houghton Lake. will
be at $50 and IL 80 a. m. Novem-
Der is. % and 80 for the conven-
fence of deer hunters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
MEMORIAL MASS

The annual memorial mass,
sponsored by the Detroit Central
Conference and the State Court
for the deceased members of the
order, will take place Sunday at II
noon in the Sweetest Heart Of
Mary Church.
morning hour will begin the day,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
oRDAIN RAGLE

The ordination OF r. A. Ragle
will be held at Coronado Baptist
Church, Monday at 7:30 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
Church
Briefs
ASSUMPTION SPEAKER

Archduke Felix OF Austria will
speak on Europe Today and To-
morrow" in the Vanity Theater in
Windsor. Sunday at $50 p. m.
under the auspices of the AsSump-
ton College Lecture League.
PRAYER MEETING
A public prayer meeting and
Bible teaching class are held in
room Ala of 1249 Griswold street
each day from u noon to / p. m.
except Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15

Others who will participate In
the service are DIR. Warren Vince
Ter Pickett, DR.. Tracy M. Pullman,
Rev. Horace A. White. DR.. Fred
erick Hudnut. DR.. Frederick II.
Olert, Dean Kirk B. O'Ferrall and
DR.. Leo M. Franklin. who will in
troduce the speaker.
Participating churches will be
the Central Methodist Church,
Church of Our Father, First Con-
gregational Church, First Presby-
terrain Church. Woodward Baptist
Church, ST. Paul's Cathedral
Protestant Episcopal Church and
Temple Beth FL.
The music for the service will
be rendered by the quartet choir
of the First Congregational
Church and the offering will as
usual, be for the benefit of the
Detroit Community Fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
Churches Plan
Thanksgiving
Services

Thanksgiving services will be
held in many churches throughout
the city during the coming week
. Some will have special rites Sun
day evening. while others have
services planned for Wednesday
evening or Thursday evening.
A union Thanksgiving service for
the churches OF the east side Will
be held at & p. m, Wednesday in
the jefferson Avenue Methodist
Church. The choir of that church
will furnish the music and Rev. A.
Henderson,, pastor of the Jeffer-
son Avenue Baptist Church will be
the speaker.
The following churches are Co
operating: Kercheval Evangelical.
jefferson Avenue Baptist, Jeffer-
son Avenue Methodist and East
Minister Presbyterian.
MIXED SERVICE
For the fortieth consecutive
year, Protestants. Catholics and
Jews will assemble together for a
service of thanksgiving and praise
on Thanksgiving morning at 1890.
This service. which now rounds out
two score years of its existence,
will take place in the large audito-
rum of the Art Institute. Repre-
sentatives of many denominations
will participate.
The sermon, under the title,
"Can We Still Be Thankful" will
be delivered by DR.. B. Benedict
Glazer, who was recently installed
as spiritual head Of Temple Beth
FL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Giant BattIeship
Almost Ready

International >cu. service Wire
WASHINGTON. Sept. 20 Sec
rotary or The Navy Knox VIII at
tend the launching Tuesday of the
IS o0O-ton hattlcShip MaSSachu-
sets. one Of tho most powerful
warshlpS in the world, at the yards
of tho Bethlehem ShipbuldinG
COMPANY A. Quincy Mass the
navy department announced to-
night.
Mrs Charles Francis Adams.
wife of the former secretary Of the
navy. VIII he sponsor lor the new
drcadnauCht
The 100000 L S s. MaSSa-
chuScttS Is sister ship Of the
Washington North Carolina and
South Dakota all once described
by Knox as even greater WarShlpS
than the German Bismarck the
destruction OF which required the
efforts off Il F3ttttStr ffffottttid IN the
North Atlantic.
The Massachusetts will he the
second in the hard-hitting series
of now United States hattleShlp>
10 slide down tho ways this year
The South Dakota was launched
al Camden. y. j., IN June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
j. s. Crews Sail
On Struck Ships
Inrern,tionsl New, >er,ice wiz

NEW YORK Sep; 20 Crews
signed up by Uncle sam IN an at
tempt 10 break a week-old sea
mems strike took TWO freighter>
seized by tho government through
STRIKE blockade" and out TO sea
today with shipments of materials
for American defense bases IN the
West Indies.
The strike blockade had been
established at the WCCkhawkcn
y. j. pier by members Of tho Sea-
farcrS International tnion, Who
earlier protested 10 President
Roosevelt the seizure OF the three
strlkebound ships
The Alcoa Banner and the AlCoa
Trader both owned by the Alumni
mum Company of America. As was
the third ship sailed this after
noon loaded 10 tho hllt with de-
Tense materials The government
Is now signing up a crew for the
Alcoa Scott
A telegram dispatched 10 preSi-
dent Roosevelt by members Of the
AtL-afiillated union requested
that an Investigation Of the high
handed methods doprvlnc Scamen
Of collective bargaining right be
made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Straits Speeds
Drive for Paved
Military Routes
Tourist Business
Also Aim in Plan
for New Highways

FSCANABA Sept 2o Nlchi.
cans plan 20 network The touu>'.
attracting and economically s1Ia-
teeie PIPER Peninsula WITH paved
highways is MOVING ahead but
military routes VIII cci puouly
over other need, 20 The near
future
County delegate a n road con-
ference agreed on priority Tor
highways Us. ISL and Ms
The major CroS>-countfN links AZ
though eastern and western tao
tons split ON prCy'icS for Soc
ondaiy routes
The eastern group gave p,fc,-
enCc for priority M secondary
roads. 70 US-i5. MIG. US-lil
Mss, Mn. M-35 and MAI while
western and northern counties
plugged for development of US-i5
from The Wisconsin Michigan boz
der north, Ai-26 IN H0uEhton ana
kcWeonaw Counties and "A new
route from NewberTN southwark IN
Luce County 10 connect with U.s.
The state highway department
called the meeting. similar ~ one
called several wears ago 10 de-
terHfiffe needs of the PENN
sula The last proutoS meeting
resulted IN coordination and east
west. north-South paved routes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Plan Is Million Road
ToLink Detroit, Chicago

Washington. Philadelphia, New
York and Boston
As long a. employment re-
mains at the present peak. the
plan will he on the shelf" he
explained But all of the de-
tails and preliminary steps will
he completed, ready for actual
construction the minute an un-
employment problem develops.
~ project of this kind will
ahSnrh= many thousands Of
workers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Connecting Road

The ultra modern road viii con-
meet with the proposed croSstoWn
limltCd-aCccSS street through De
troit This project viii be started
before Spring if Congress APP
proves a pending bill appropriate
ing money for defense roads.
Kennedy IS in Mexico this week
as a delegate 10 the Pan-Amerl-
can Highway Conference. AS the
automobile shop Of the world,
Michigan is vitality Interested in
the plan for modern highways
linking tho two continents; ne
pointed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Called Sabotage

Not To co operate would
constitute deliberate sabotage.
Therefore the immediate access
highway needs of certain indus
trial sections in the state will
receive our earnest attention.
We have not hesitated To build
such access roads with state
highway funds in anticipation Of
reimbursement ny the federal
government. We will not heSi-
tate 10 continue these improve
mentS II the need continues.
This business Of constructing
access roads of military impor-
lance Is grim reality. She emer-
Hency II here and we have been
called upon 10 do our share.
we are doing this 10 the
hest Of our ability. I believe
the people Of the Upper PENN
sula understand this aS well ~
those in lower Michigan and
they would he justly critical Of
III " we failed them in this
emergency"
The Upper PeninSulas ma 10
routes have been designated a
roads because they linl
the vital 500 Canal and locks. th
iron regions. tho copper region
and lumber areas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Man Struck by Auto
Dies Of Injuries

Injured when struck by an auto
At Woodward avenue and Arden
Park Frank Schneider. AZ. of o343
John r street died Saturday in
Receiving Hospital Gerald C.
Schahlnger 2S, Of 1ll5 Woodland
avenue. driver ~ the car said
Schneider stepped directly into the
path of the car. II was tho ere
hundred and cighty-SiNth traffic
fatality Of 1871. compared with
100 on the same date last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Enrolment 10 Start

Enrolment IN an 1S-coulSe cur
riculum for ln-ServiCe government
tai employees will start Monday il
was announced Saturday by Dr.
Lent - Epson. director Of the
Wayne University School Of Public
Affairs and Social Work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Meet at Convention

The committee viii meet In
conjunction with the lour-day
OF The American ASSC.
citation of state Highway Officials
IN the Michigan metropolis Ken.
nNdN Is a VICE president OF the or
CanIation
III will he n brand new road.
using new right-of-WaN on n
direct inc from Detroit 10 Chi
cage and having n link from
Detroit Ia Toledo" CommlS-
Sloncr Kennedy explained.
standards of construction
will he higher than any now in
use. The road will have two
separated lanes on An 80O-fOot
right-of-waN. II will he fenced
throughout its length, and will
have compa ratiNely few en-
frances and exits.
To Skirt Centers
Recognizing the fact that
there - traffic congestion TODAY
in almost every city, particu-
larry 1hOsp of more than 10000
population. the highway will
skirt most large communities.
u will he elevated or recessed
I'm those towns through which il
will pass.
Commissioners Kennedy said th'
federal government recognizes IN,
proposed Dctroit-Chicago through
fare as The second most importan
road lOD IN the nation. II rank
next in Importance tC the planne'
highway from Richmond. Va. L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Detroiter browns
In Georgia Lake

Detroit police were informed
Saturday by Cheoa Lake. Ga. au-
thoriticS that Leo LaniGan, %. Of
54lS Helen avenue. was drowned
in the lake when he stopped there
10 swim on route 10 Fort Benning
where he was 10 visit a soldier
fpiand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Kennedy Reveals
Project to Ease
Postwar Blow
Nv FRANK MORRIS

LANSING. Sept 20 Highway
tuTur7-vT7r7rT t. t7UUHtd -KruHcuy
toiay revealed plans ior SO
100000 -upor-hghway between
Detroit ant Chicago 10 be under
taken 5~ am employment stabliizer
after the War emergency
II > The first definite Michigan
prolccl p series now being
planned 90 prevent q serious de-
preston when The hgh-Ecarcd de-
Tense program l-etrr-
\ final report ON Tho proposal
together with Other highway PROF
ectS throughout The nation viii
he prepared for the federal gov
eminent hy tho njCr-rCglonal
highway committee a a meeting
IN Detroit CC.obcr -, Kennel,
SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Retail Management Course

Registrations for course in
retail management may be made
with the college Of commerce and
finance Of the University Of Do
trolt during the week Of Soptcm.
her 22-2I u was announced
Saturday Tho course VIII be-
given IN the East jefferson ave
nue. buildings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Needs Discussed

Louis r. Reid deputy commS
sioner acting for State Highway
Commissioner G. Donald Kennedy
belives the Straits of MaCkina'
csuseway is the most important
development under way today II
view of the tourist trade bCcauS,
il cuts the Straits ferry trip from
nine 10 three miles and thus in.
creaSes the capacity Of ferries
But he added
''For many years. the accent
IN highway Improvements was
for development of the tourist
industry. Now the accent - on
Improvements 10 national de
tense roads. The state highway
department is pledged 10 CO.
operate ny improving highways
which provide access 10 our de-
tense industries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Design includes
Open Stairway
L-Sbabed Sink Featured
in Kitchen; Dining
Room Large

a fireplace and an open stair
way typify the charm embodied in
todays Detroit Times House Plan.
In fact. about the only thing the
architect left out Of the II by 20
living room was an easy chair and
a pair OF slippers!
The dining room has large bay
and the kitchen features an l.
shaped sink and ample cupboard
space.
Upstairs are two good sized bed
rooms and a bath The bedrooms
have crosS-ventilation and large
closets.
The exterior OF this model home
its Design l2-4l--is as attrac-
tive as the interior. The two dor,
mers and the dining room bay set
this home apart from the run-of-
the-mill dwelling.
Four sets OF blueprints and
three sets of specifications of this
plan are yours for only SIS Call
or write The Detroit Times House
Plan Department, main lobby.
Times Building, 1870 Cass avenue,
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Sharp Decline
In Foreclosures
Michigan and Indiana
Real Estate Losses
Down 27.4 Pct.

\ Urban real estate foreclosures
in Michigan and Indiana are down
I274 per cent during the first six
months of 1871, economists of the
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
reported Saturday.
The trend in Michigan is re-
flected nationally, where urban
foreclosures established a new low
record for the past IS years.
Such foreclosures for this period
by all types of mortgage lenders
on non-farm property in the nation
are estimated at 81, 941-an 1S per
cent drop under the January-June
period of 1910. and Is per cent
under those of the average month
of 1888.
The most recent sharp decline
in the number of foreclosures, ac-
cording to the boards division of
research and statistics, has re-
suited largely from conditions in
defense areas - acute housing
shortages and increased incomes.
The 21,044 foreclosure cases i'm
these communities represent a 20
per cent drop from the corres-
ponding period of 1910. for in
stance, whereas non-defense area
cases declined on an average of
only II per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Open Bids for Terraces

opened last week for ~ which will
approximately 100000 They be
division 2 lots provided Foundation
for the FftyiN Of the lots
incidentally public single
has been the pbs acceptance Of the development
subdivisions been opened Russell said In subdivision
No a. 81 duplex and u single dwellings will be built.
development bounded by Ford Rotnda Michigan
Railroad Southhed Old
LAS large embrace
Of from 1900 10 1900 and subdivisions
will he opened in accordance demand
development has winding drives and cu-deacs. Lots
eeular shaped the whole although there
lot less than 80 wide and less than 5000
through
cutting the from
Russell estimated Of the Foundations
He had
deinquenceS ri these
No has been injured traffic accident within the
Russell revealed has been
community enterprises baseball
Of the community spirit of those who have participated this
better housing.
Trustees Foundation Ford b. j. Craig and
Clifford Longey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Here's HOW to Glue
Dirty Home 'NeW Face

stains will usually be found beneath
copper screening, but they may be
caused by rusted leaders and
cutters, or by exposed or i'm
properly puttied nail heads, hinges,
etc. Rain water. passing over
these parts, takes a small amount
of metal into solution and deposits
il on the painted surface below
Staining takes place as a result OF
these metal salts reacting with or
being absorbed by the paint film.
An inexpensive. easily prepared
solution which removes metal
stains, particularly copper. without
damage to the paint film is OBJ
tanned by dissolving III to pa
ounces of sodium metasilicate
available in most paint stores) in
a gallon of water. The surface TO
be cleaned is first wet with plain
water, using soft sponge OF cloth.
The solution is then applied with
another sponge. rubbing lightly
until the stain disappears. This is
followed by thorough washing of
the cleaned surface with plain
water. If a person has extremely
skin, or if the hands are
TO this solution for any
length of time. ii may be advis-
able TO wear rubber gloves.
Ordinary rust stains may also
be cleaned with 2 per cent solu-
ton of oxalic and, or 5 per cent
of phosphoric acid, rinsing
with clean water after application.
The best practice TO avoid metal
staining is 10 apply coat OF zinc
iust-zinc oxide paint to all exposed
metal parts, particularly copper
screens. and thus, protect them
rom the weather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

To Mr.. Average Citizen. the idea
OF washing down the outside of his
house may seem like carrying
things bit far. Yet, the fact re-
mains that he washes his car Cor
has it washed) when it gets dirty
And in the city the chances are
( that the street in front of his
house is washed every so often.
It's just as simple TO wash dirty
parts of ones house. And the new
face" it can give 10 many homes
more than makes the small amount
of effort and negligible cost in
volved worth while. Generally
speaking. any common garden
variety of stain or dirt can be re-
moved without harm If the paint
film is in good sound condition and
hasn't worn too thin. Here's how
10 go about ii:
In heavy industry areas or in
urban localities where the air is
CRIME laden. house may get dirty
all over or on one particular side
With the more durable modern
house paints. this is more apt to
happen during the first year of
service, before the paint has begun
TO clean itself. Heavy rains will
assist in this cleaning process. Any
dirt that remains in spots can
usually be removed by sponging
with mild soap solution and hosing
with water.
Dry brushing and rinsing with
clear water are the easiest way to
remove ordinary earth stains.
Occasionally, where a house Is
built OF red cedar or redwood,
trouble may be experienced by
brown spots appearing on the sur
face of the paint film. Kerosene
and gasoline are sometimes used
for removing such stains, but ordi-
nary denatured alcohol is by far
the best. With moderate to brisk
rubbing, alcohol will assist in re-
moving all but particularly severe
stains. Rapid evaporation of the
alcohol prevents any softening eff
feet on the paint film.
Those unsIghtly brown metal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Ford Housing Project
AffainS Success
100000 Addition Mappe !
If Materials Available
BY LAFE ALLEN
Detroit Tines Real Estate Editor

TWO this month tho Ford Foundation nonpoft corpo
Dearborn type residential
The tho 81 Greenfield road and
OF
buildings END buildings with 203 family
Nine single erected the Foundation for develop
ment purposes
OF subdivision known SprinCwels Park No !
put the market The development itself laid out along
advanced lines planning planned
tail accidents the homes rgdy
vsed q a Of beauty
And the Foundation housing
clopment succeeded
An interview Saturday r. c Russell manager the
development evoked emphatic yes TO this question
Russell said The III lots the first subdivision all sold
already their and is
areun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
'Personalized Homes

Miller introduced the idea Of
the "personalized home" when he
entered the Detroit building field
% years ago. oqering the home
seeker of modest means the same
opportunity AS the buyer of an
Expensive home TO own home
that is architecturally planned
and designed 10 fulfill his needs
and desires. Through issuance ot
such publications on home building
as Facts About Your New
Home" a l40-page booklet. Miller
has popularized good design ano
good planning.
81 have always held that the
family Is the alI-important con-
sideratiOn In building deal
and that the home should be
built around the family unit
rather than the family be fitted
into home that has already
been built on speculative
basis" Miller said. Experience
has taught us that the housing
problem OF each family Is diff
ferent and must be analyzed
carefully from the standpoint
Of such important factors as
the size OF the family, ages OF
the children, income, personal
preferences. selection OF equip
ment, furnishings and decora-
lions.