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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER q SON. Auctioneei

<DfhlsA IA V1oSAAb1As c oS2ss AuCtlOuccTS. y.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY DETACHED BRICK Dwell
LING NO. 1900 MICHIGAN AVE NE,
g R., AND B.. H.-W.-H.. OIL BURNER
Lber No S4s4 folio Al ct. seq. assorone one of
thereby, the undersigned trustees win
a iss :ae al IL RDSs aYfGn H Il Gnt #
p6o By 4F kYTqusT +. 1sdh AT TaREE
property in the District Of Columbia. to-
Lot 81 in subdivision made by Howard
Homes. Inc. of lots in Square 416s. as
per plat recorded in Liber No. III. folio
159 of the records of the Once of the Sur
veyor of the District of Columbia.
TERMS or SALE: Property will be sold
at So, due June s. 1913: balance cash.
A deposit Of $500 required of purchaser
at sale. Examination Of title, conveyance
ing recording ana notarial fees at cost
OF purchaser. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days from day of sale. other
wise trustees reserve the right to resell
property at risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser, after five days advertisement Of
such resale in some newspaper published
,a-,,ss IN ,Washinston; d; e; Or deposit may be
tees may avail themselves Of any legal or
equitable rights against defaulting pur-
chaser.
ROBERT O. CLARK.
su7,1lT3,15,lS Trustees
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LOTS FOR sALE.

LARGE WOODED HILLTOP LOT. OVER
Restricted and fully improved. Ready for
building. Inquirs 2301 30. Arlington Ridge
DESIRABLE CORNER LOT ON 18th ST.
eleyation; 5bc per 50. II. PERCY Il. RUS
SELL CO, 1871 K st. NV.
3 WOODED BUILDING SITES, VIRGINIA.,
each u to "a acre. B minutes from down.
town Washington; restricted brick or stone;
near school: sewer, water, cleo. MA. 26sS
or CH. 44I7.
End COMMERCIAL, D. C.-b4,O 900 SO. Fl,
located at railroad; reasonable. A. NJ.
ROTH. woodward Bldg. MA. 1885.
BUILDERS AND HOME SEEKERS. AT
tent! ssntioni Last large sites At only $500
18th st. bus; .sil. spr.;: new homes in
block bloc al Al sod. sod. OWNER, co. 1871;
LARGE AND. SMALL. GROUPS
Tor low-cost nousing; hats, group rowg,
detached. Easiest terms. r. II. A. ap-
o'HARE ESTATES, s27 18th ST. NV.
TAKoMA PARK; 2. G: 10000 So Fl. pr
apt, house or stores. has large old house
that could be DEVELOPED
ROBERT e. LOHR.
311 Cedar St. TAX. PIX, D. c. GE. 0sS1.
DOWNTOWN APT. SITE.
Baraein; xoned 90 IT C. SO IT. front, on
sRob1E s. aye coLsERT. as1 SfSs5e fMc iseI "a ss7s
BARGAINS.
g., Beautiful wooded Sligo Park section Of
Silver Spring. Have several Call Sligo
6944 after 5 p.m.
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BERKSHIRE,

ARLINGTON. VA.
II you haven't visited this development
of 226 proposed new homes. you haven't
seen the most for your money. We are
offering 2-story brick 3-bedrm. homes,
large living rm., dining rm. and kitchen,
spacious bedrooms with ample closet space.
large fully equipped kitchen, large side
porch. oil air-conditioned heat. large tile
bath. furred walls and rock wool insulated
Y T. bath s,,inI n basement o priced At only $3.50
rent. To reach: Go over Key Bridge, out
Lee hwy. 4 $40 miles to North Potomac
Open daily. q am. to pm
N. c. HINES k SONS, Realtors,
1920 Lee Hwy Chestnut o440
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PROPOSALS

PERERAL PEI1d,L WORKS AGENCY: PUBLIC
p G. Aug a. 194l-sealed bids in
vi" be s's5asFa Passs Tm. Aas j. ts
~ is4l; for rscaulking Parapet iashines on
sns me AM Annex M Building Of the Bureau OF En-
sschs and Printing e WashinFten
ONCE. The furnishing OF more than one
set VIII be in the discretion Of the Com
REYSofns RRIsslSnfI o. PgDis rnm BuildnEs " 2
suildiRgss nh,s Federal Works Agency.
2; W. "A. PROJECT NO. D. C I000-I- -F
UNIT 3. COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS.
D; C-separate sealed bids for the fur.
n1shlns n1sfa and installing of certain sprinkler
Rassmsrt, Syssem extension ;a ion in Room No 10l-
tration Group. Municipal Center. Washing
ton, d. C.. will be received by said COM
Wmissioners mi at Room 500. District Building,
s f. Aug p g. s. is4I Hafl and S'Ps1 tS.n PM nnb
tons tons 70 Bidders. Form Of Bid. IL Form sf0o Of
OF BID Bond and Performance Bond
the Once of the Chief Clerk. En-.
na eoees th.2eot R9e% as 9s,'
payment of $1,000 for each set. Not more
t tnan three sets OF drawings and specifca-
seneral contractor. Upon returning .Icb 9ne
sets promptly and in good condition said
deposits VIII be refunded The Commis-
iniormalities In or to reject any or ali
pidS. Each bidder must deposit with his
nid security In an amount equal to five
per centum t5Tl OF the base bid in the
vloed in the Instructions to Bidders. At
ttention OF bidders is particularly called
pioyment TO be observed and minimum
wage rates to be paid under the contrac ct
NO bidder may Withdraw his bid within an
tnereof. G. M. THORNETT. Secretary.
bosTd OF commissioners. D. c.. Aug. i6'
1871. au16.1S.19,20,21,22
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UNDER $4,000,

THIS HOUSE CAN'T BE BEATEN.
Colonial new detached brick with trees,
located in the District; living room with
fireplace, eood-sized dining room and mod
ern kitchen. nice porch, 3 bedrms., bath
and shower, lavatory on 1st A.. full base
ment; oil air conditioned; / blk. transp,
NE. 1879, will show you this home. J.
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TRAILERS FOR SALE.

TRAMERs new and used; easy 10 deal
with. Elcer Coach Co. Canary Trailer
Camp, Rt. /. Berwyn, Md.
vAGABOND. the COACH that has Every
thing. On display opposite Canary Camp.
BALTIC. blvd, Berwyn, Md.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

RESTRICTED ACREAGE
Clear and wooded tracts. some with
stream: only Is minutes drive from Navy
Yard: electric, school bus, etc. Take route
3. drive Ia miles south Of Camp Springs
to Hart's store, turn left, drive / "a miles
to Bel Fonte lane. or call OWNER.
Clinton 64-R
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UNUSUAL OFFERINGS.

Mt. Pleasant store 2Ox45. with living
quarters above, well financed small amount
of cash required: best shopping center
$4,000.
Downtown houses, 1st commercial
adjoining corner: has unusual POSSIBILITIES;
requires about $4,000 cash.
Downtown residence, 1st commercial;
good income; can be remooeled TO ao-
vantage for small business; small cash
payment required.
Apt. site in Virginia 2 blocks to Joe
bus fare from washington; at 15c loot
this is very cheap: also very deslraple
apt. site Lee boulevard, opposite Lyon
Village, water and sewer in.
A business property below Penna. ave.
In the heart Of the Govt, section; almost
40 it. frontage improved by taxpayer at
present; has unusual speculative posi-
bilities.
Mt Pleasant adjoining guest houses,
81 rooms, z baths; very cheap at S22 ZOO
for both; act quickly on these.
Q new 4-family flats being completed.
large yards, close to stores and transporta
ton: also new 2-family fiat building, fully
rented; small cash required.
Builders. 400 wooded lots In Sc, with
all improvements; price very cheap for low
cost housing. Call Mr. Whiteford, Nc
KEEvER d WHITEFORD, 1914 X st.
DI. 9706.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1898 sedan; radio, heater: ex-
| cellent shape: S465. Apply between o
| am. and Pm, 1918 Isherwood st. n e..
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued)
IMMEDIATE ACTION.

NEAR TRINITY COLLEGE.
Two-family row brick. consists OF Z
Ho sass Mar sef T. fa1sss av.
rooms and bath. attic. Rented to sept.
toW s ESrth VA ass "a o2 grSs 81 :ssss ssss MR. PART
and some fortunate person viii have sousht
.. 3-bedroom, 2-bath house in the District
at price under $1,000; new detached
located in a most convenient NV. section
and surrounded by host Of Of new nr homes; 9,1,:
anns fshsn sae por
H. \ se.sfsns, Ne iosa: !. $fS4 %HsLEY SI. sS
SILVER SPRINGS, 45O.
6-yoom frame bungalow. built-in ssrag..
1sore. etc. % $500 down. sms % monthfy pay @
H. BROOKS PERRING,
1884 Colesvilie Road SH 1865.
4 BEDROOMS BATHS.
$10,950.
Silver Spring, Md.-New brick Colonial
home living room, dining room, de luxe
kitchen. bedroom and bath on 1st hoor;
ta.ur. nua roo nnd e
oss shss es..;s Rs sss sso EfsnsS
sss eE 4iss plSeki IA 0esn ssdo TIL $50 Dm OWNER
DIRECT FROM BUILDER.
New Homes-Just Gompleted.
MOUNT PLEASANT,
Overlooking Rock Greek Park-6 large
rooms. beautiful baths: large recreation
garage. Open Til > pm. daily. i7ss
.t Hoe.ri Ms + aooRt AZ 8b nS5sa sasa Of Harvard
Creditors Sacrifice Sale.
ns" .s. .n a and
equipped: make us an offer. Box 497-M,
Star.
LET'S TRADE.
viii trade this attrac. det. cor. brick,
less than 3 yrs. old. conveniently situated
in heart OF better Brightwood: z rms, 2
baths; bath auto heat mod kit' deep lot. etc.;
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 5400.
4-BEDROOM COLONIAL,
ished, offering tremendous value. Compare
these features: 1st-f1oor den and lavatory,
3 bedrooms, 2 baths on second floor. nm
ished rd-hoor bedroom, recreation room
with fireplace. The location is excellentti
Mf s' M.nnafee, ssa E. RAJ sA 1858 FOR details ea
Frank S. Phillips, DI. 1411.
BRICK, S6,45O.
Modern home, couple years old; 9 r.
illness ni demands immediate sale; vacant.
MA. $3.50. 313 Woodward Bids.
Evenings, WI. 1926.
IINDEP %10 nm
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BRICK S6 450

Modern home, couple years old; 8 r.
and b., gar: automatic heat, elec. refrg.;
GRAHAM & OGDEN,
MA. $3.50. 313 Woodward BLDG.
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r 1905 61z PLACE NV.
Betng newly renovated; Arm. brick:
eonv. to stores and transp.; S21 mo.
ave, NV, MA. 7416. 1es
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A lovely detached center-hall home. situ-
ated in . most desirable environment and
one block OF Conn. ave; 8 splendid rooms.
excellent bedrooms, III baths; entire house
in excellent condition: rock wool insulation
the show places of Chevy Chase Including
flowers in profusion. lily pond and variety
Of shrubs. II you are seeking modest
home. you VIII do well to investigate.
THOs. j. FISHER CO, Realtors. DI
$3.50. or Evenings Call MR.. MATTHEWS.
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SV6ONbAN FNOFENTT FVN MINT
1920 26th NE.-DETACHED. 9 ROOMS.
ami, full basement. Sunday and
evenings. 10.
2 BLOCKS FROM WASHINGTON GOLF
and Country Club: furnished: rooms;
oil heat; S110. CHI. S26S.
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WANT TO RENT. FROM SEPTEMBER LIST.
modern suburban home or acreage prop
erty; minimum four bedrooms. two baths,
servants quarters: double garage. Box
176-R, Star 19'
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finish, tan top, red leather upholstery. 8
wheels. radio and heater. excellent motor
Evening star., 1941-08-18

PACKARD 1910 4-door 5-passenger sedan;
beautiful Packard blue finish, spotless IN
new-car guarantee and terms.
LOVING MOTORS-Your Packard Dealer,
1one Ranuhlfr IHT4
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20 ACRES, SLIGHTLY ROLLING LAND,
hard surfaced road, 90 miles from D. c.,
rAirfax County; very old house. lot Of pos
sibilities, surrounded BY very large oak
tree1 spring, mali stream; price, 42.750;
most oopyea1ent texnA
fNENzN. Mclean. ". lamwood 377.
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OLDSMOBILE 1893 10" 4-door trunk
sedan radio, heater and defroster; !.
owner low mileage car; must be seen ana
driven TO be appreciated; s5e5, Com
munity Motors. Inc: $500 Hampden lans
(Ra4h al 6200
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T0MORR

su7.11,r3,15.ls. trustee
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FIvE-RoOM BRICK, 2-sToRY. OIL
AIR CONDITIONED. AUTO. WATER
HEATER, TILE BATH: IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION. YOURS FOR S5.400. PHONE
DONAHUE. N. c. HINES SONS. CHI. 2400.
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OLDSMOBHE 1887 4-door trunk sedan;
one owner; low mileage: 4 new Hood tires
finish: SlO0 down. balance 90 months
to pay MERSON & THOMPSON, $3.50
51Q5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Fail TO Reopen
Pottery Plant

Hopes for an early settlement
of the strike at the Mt. Clemens
Pottery Company dwindled today,
Edward NJ. Owen of the state
labor board declared, after con-
ference between the management
and spokesman for the CIO United
Pottery Workers Union.
Owen said the union had refused
to agree to reopening of the plant
pending a labor board election I'M
less u unioniStS were re-hired.
The company Owen said, declined
to employ the men until charges
of unfair labor practices made by
the employees had been heard by
the labor board.
Owen said he had asked the
labor board to hold the hearings
As soon as possible About loo
workers are involved in the strike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Officers Arrive
For Ford Glass

Thirty officers Of the 1000 army
officers from all sections of the
country who will a e instruc-
tional courses at the Ford Motor
Company'S Rouge plant, have ar
rived and a new class of approx
mately the same number will
come here each week. The service
school is scheduled to train APP
proXimately 120 officers each
month for the next eight months.
The purpose of the school IS TO
instruct officers in the operation
and maintenance of the military
equipment the Ford plant is build
ing for the army. This includes
"blitz buggies' or reconnaissance
cars, bomber service trucks and
officers staff cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Detroit ArtiIIerist
Wins Air Scholarship

Bernard Joseph MulIoy. 1868
East Forest avenue. on duty with
the 1S2nd Field Artillery, corps
troops, al Fort Knox. Ky, today
was awarded flying cadet
scholarship in the army air corps.
He will be sent 10 the Missouri
Institute of AcronauticS. Inc, at
SikeSton. Mo. for training Mulloy
will receive SIS monthly pay plus
equipment, food, lodging and cloth
ing during his 30-week training
period. Upon completion of the
course he will be commissioned a
second lieutenant in the air corps
reserve and assigned TO active duty
with a salary of sos a month,
plus SIS a month as a ration
allowance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
JAW Strike Voted in 25GM Plants;
Union Refuses 3O-Ddy Notice

With the UAW-CIO firm in its
inslstence II vii ignore the state
labor mediation boards order that
il must recognize the boards 30
dav strike notice IN us dispute
win General Motors Corporation.
the taking @. a strike vote IN the
corporation = 6l plants throughout
RE country is expected to bc COM
p.eted By midnight tonight.
AlIcaaN III = plants The work
crS have No.ed almost mani-
uolSIy 10 60 o. strike unless lhcH
demand 70 a general wage in
crease Is met. The UNIONS fle-ual
strike notice expired yesterday. 4
company proposal ou wages Wa
turned down 1af.y hy The union :
negotiating committee after a Ions
discussion yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
$4,000
At Rouge
On 6 Days

Approximately $1,000 workers at
the Rouge plant of the Ford Mo-
tor Company who are engaged on
defense work will go on a six-day
week schedule until the slack,
caused by the strike, is taken up.
This announcement was made by
Harry Bennett, personnel director,
who said that other departments
would continue on the customary
fivs-day shifts.
"Men in the airplane factory,
tool rooms and other defense
divisions will work Saturdays
until the schedules are caught
up" Bennett said.
Bennett said he did not know
just how long this will take.
The Highland Park plant of the
Ford company is opening today.
four days ahead of the estimated
time. The Rouge plant is now
operating on full schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
MEET AGAIN TODAY

Federal Concllia'or James +
Dewey said tsat representatives
Of the union and the corporation
would meet again today and tta'
every effort = being made T.
reach an mnlcahle settlement
Two important developments on
the strike front yesterday were.
1.-The dispute between COY.
L MURRAY ID. Van Wagner
and Arthur T.. Raab and Walter
N0erS. Republican members Of
the state mediation board. over
extension Of the fiVc-daN notice
TO 80 DAYS was climaNcd when
the governor asked for the resig-
nations Of NoerS and Raab. They
REUSED AMI The governor adj
mitted he does not have the
power 10 fire them.
1.-The governor appointed a
- special three-man commits
sion 10 mediate the GM dispute.
Named were Thomas DOnOhue,
chairman of the state mediation
beard and Detroit attorney: DIR.
Henry Hit Crane. pastor of the
Central Methodist Episcopal
Church. and Kenneth Ii. Burns,
cashier Of The Detroit Bank.
CHECK on ORDERS
Meantime Dewey said the new
commission Is going to make a
check Of tho extent of the corpo-
rationS defense orders and the
plants engaged in defense pf-otitic-
ton. For the present the members
VII not take an active part in
she contract. negotiations
Walter Rcuther. the unions GM
organizer. is in Washington today
and before he left here last night
he said part of his business in the
capital related 10 The present con-
iroverSy.
Reuther and other union Off
Gals claim that VI a strike is
called there Viii he-He- tie-Hp of
defense work but the manage
ment insist the defense work is
so closely interviewer with the
general plant production that this
will be impossible.
In L ansing Governor Van
Wagner said he had asked for
the resignation of MoerS and
Raah in the interest of the pub
lie good and industrial peace"
POWER CHALLENGED
Both Moers and Raab. however
hold that the governor has no
power TO fire them while the LeGis-
latlire is in session. since their
appointment has already been con-
frmcd By the Senate Both said
they would fight the custer order.
The governor charged them with
failing 10 cooperate with the adj
m.nisuation and with issuing
statements accusing the admin
istration of playing politics with
the strike situation
The issue. long brewing, came
10 head when Raab and Moers
announced that General Motors
employees cannot sNlke for 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Auto0utputHe|d
To 1O6,805 by
Shut Plants

With many Of the Ford Motor
Company's assembly plants still
closed down, production of auto
mobiles and trucks this week will
reach only 106,SO5, the survey of
the Automotive News shows today.
Last weeks production was
102, $40. with the Rouge plant
closed completely; the correspond
ing week of last year showed
production of 1O0,193.
General Motors output this week
is listed at 55,225; Chrysler at
Is, 1855 and Ford at 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

DAYS because they are engaged In
defense work.
You made this announce
mcnt without hearing both sides
and / am tired of YOU two MEM
hers popping off," the governor
told the two members. who faced
him across the executive desk.
Newspaper men had been cSpe-
cally invited for The show. at
the request Of Raab and Moers.
60 AHEAD AND RESENT
Il resent your charge that we
have been popping or" said
Raah.
go ahead and resent it," re-
piled the governor. "All l want
i YOUR designations"
we refuse" SAID MocrS.
] was brought out that the gov
ornor last week recommended
NIocrS for a federal labor media
ton board
"yeS. in order Ia get rid Of me
so that YOU could control the
state mediation board" COM
mcnicd NoerS
Prom now on. all statements
should come from Thomas DOna-
hue. the chairman the COVER
nor added II don't want any
more popping OFF,"
GOVERNOR DEFENDS ACTION
Defending his action, the gov
oruor said
"SinCe January |. their atti-
tude. consistently, has been one
Of hostility and ObstructioniSm
1n-mXn rngEam= ta=hEiHg =aheHt-
peaceful industrial relations i'm
Michigan in the interest of ma
tional defense and both manage
ment and labor.
lin reply 10 their doubt re-
garding my stand on the 30-day
cooling off period In labor dis
putcS where national defense
materials or the public interest
j. involved. l need point only to
my record.
ne 0U-uaN peflou mas Deen
invoked in every instance.
I'm the Ford strike alone, II
has been estimated the state
was saved more than Sl.000,000
by the speedy settlement. This
saving came in unemployment
insurance and welfare costs and
because state police were used
rather Than the national guard.
THE record TO date of my
administration has been one of
fair and reasonably quick settle
ment of industrial disputes. In
this effort. l have had very. very
little cooperation from either
Moers or Raab.
Michigan and the nation are
In troublesome period in labor
relations. | am still hopeful that
we can win out by using the
conference table To settle dis
putes and by vigorously adher-
ing to the principle of fairness
10 both management and labor. u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Van Wagner Accepts
Defense Savings Post

Gov. Murray D. Van Wagner
has accepted an honorary chair
manship in the defense savings
program to be launched May !,
Secretary of the Treasury Morgen-
THAI announced at Washington
today. The program calls for the
sale Of defense savings bonds and
stamps in 5000 post offices,
banks and savings institutions
throughout the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Crack Train Faster
As Another Is Added

A quickcned schedule on the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company'S
crack train, the Red Arrow, be-
tween New York, Philadelphia and
Detroit. and a now highspeed train
between Chicago and Detroit in
each direction, is announced for
Sunday
The running time of the Red
Arrow will be shortened 10 min
uteS. The new train is the Red
Bird, which will operate on a
schedule of four hours and 45
minutes betWeen here and Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Plain Worship Asked
By Msgr. MIotkowski

Churches should be simple
places where men can go and talk
to their God Msgr. John X.
MfotkowSki Of Cleveland said at
a conference of PoliSh-Speaking
priests from all sections of the
nation in Hotel Book-Cadillac.
Monsignor Mlotkowski said the
financial probl lens of many
churches would not be so involved
if the churches were palmer and
there was less art"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Federal ConcIlia'or James r.
Dewey said tsa' representatives.
Of the union and the corporation
would meet again today and ttaf
every effort * being made l.
reach an anlcahle settlement
Two important developments on
the strike front Yesterday We're.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
-Four Drivers Jailed

Three men were sentenced in
Traffic Court for drunk driving and
another. Charles DeDuijtsche, 20,
of Ill Wolf road, Roseville. will
spend 10 days in the Detroit House
of Correction for driving after his
license had been revoked. Eugene
Nowak. %. of 3110 Hilldale avenue,
got 30 days; Paul Geer, 35. of
1856 McKinstry avenue. 20 days
and Frank L. Kittle. 80. of 1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
S(hoolmdsters Club
Opens 18th Meeting

ANN ARBOR. April 24.-Bc-
tween 5000 and 1000 high school
teachers and principals arrived
here today to open the seventy
sixth meeting of the Michigan
Schoolmasters' Club. Twenty sec
tional conferences and eight round
table discussions will be included
in the program, DR.. L. l.. For
sythe. president, of Ann Arbor,
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Started
In u. of NJ. Dispute
special to THE DETROIT TINES

ANN ARBOR, April 24.-Media-
ton of the dispute between the
state, county and municipal work
ers union-CIO and the labor
committee of the University OF
Michigan Board of Regents has
begun. il was announced today by
Joseph N. Exelby, president of the
local.
The union officials petitioned the
Board of Regents for a hearing
and later protested when no action
was taken. Employees affected in
the controversy are workers in the
university hospital and on the
grounds maintenance crews.
For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column in the Times.