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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL OR
rent in nearby Nd list II with J. NOBLE
BOAZ. 6S40 Wis. ave. WI 264S.
FOR QUICK RESULTS LIST YOUR SUB
Win WIZ" us. iiO Goss CO. Glebe is4s, OXFORD
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NEARBY MARYLAND-S10;950; =,

NEARBY MARYLAND-Slo lo;95Ui, ;,,..
This is an attractive house! you ,p II rHife HHss
ricket fence harmonizes so nicely All
Brick, true center hall. The decorations
carefully and tastefully selected seven
roolas and two baths including library or
den, bedroom and bath on hrst hoor or
Large bright basement with space Lor
tiitioned heat. The entire property Is IN
immaculate condition. BOSS & PHELPS
EA. e3o9. Evenings Mr. snacAei0ro
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ACREAGE EQP SALE

dairy of the Congressional Country Club
golf course, ideal for low-cost housing de-
velopment, estate or institutional purposes:
unQSua! opportunity. Mr.. Whiteford. of
McKEEVER & WHITEFORD. exclusive
agents, 1914 st. NV. District 97O6.
460 A; NEARBY MD: S25 A. WORTH
so per acre. 400 a.. on Potomac within
80 mi. D. c., S47 a. 12 a.. Defense hwy
81 $50. Big list. N. E RYoN co. Ma
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FARMS FOR SALE.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY-FARMS. ACRE
age. town homes and lots. FRANCIS l..
THOMPSON. 117 w Montgomery ave-,
Rockville. Nd. Rockville 444. Open ewes
and Sun.
ONE OF THE OLD FAIRFAX HOMES.
Log house built about 1908. which is part
OF 7-room house and bath: h.-w.h., ga
rage. barn. Is acres: beautiful box trees.
Sl0,50n. c E. WORKMAN. Alex. 3317.
LAYHILL, MONT. CO, MD.-7l4 A, z MI.
d. C., ideally located building site: Cor.
on Norwood pike, 635 #. on cross rd: so
fl. from grocery: 7-r. house center of plot.
Only $3.50. Call Mr.. CUFF Ashton 3s13.
TO SETTLE ESTATE CT r. T HOwES
will sacrifice 14O-acre farm; 2 miles s.w.
of Daisy. Howard County. % to Wash.
and ~ to BALTIC; adjoining estate OF Mr..
Joshua Warf1eld; nice 6-room dwelling,
bank barn. etc; splendid condition. rich
soil. beautiful meadow, and only $500;
act promptly.
r. B. PUE e. CO.
. p ley Gt RaItn
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MONEY TO LOAN.


PLENTY OF MONEY. AVAILABLE FOR End
Deals closed in "a rSrgm hSHTS small monthly
York ave. NV. National 7416. 49,
QUICK End TRUST LOANS ON D c., MD,
FOR E6 G6ANs ccH4SGEP c6oNE
INyEsTMENT co, 1929 L ST. NV.
DISTRICT 6150. 15'
MORTGAGE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
District Of Columbia and nearby Mary
land; 4-41a-5G interest, graded according
service Tel Metropolitan 400
MOORE & HILL CO. s04 18th ST. NV.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy second-trust notes. D. c.,
nearby Nh4 Md N MoRr Hs RefSRpae5 fNV eoRP Estes
1912 Y Ave NV National 1898.
HOME OWNERsl
Second trust loans on D. C, nearby Nd
and Va. property made by reliable COM
pany without excessive stitle charges or
appraisal fees. Low rates. Easy terms.
No delay. Also signature loans
SECURITY FINANCE CORPORATION.
S3S Investment Building District 1872.
End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
On D. C. property only. Settlement in "a
H. C. REINER CO.
Est. 1925. 1014 K St. NV.
HOME OWNERS!
Second-trust loans on d C.. nearby
reliable company without excessive title
charges or appraisal fees. Low rates, easy
terms. prompt service Also indorsed CO.
maker and collateral loans
Security Finance Corporation
s3s Investment Building. DI s672.
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WHAT REAL ESTATE HAVE you FOR
and apt. house sites, stores apt house
bldgs.. downtown houses and close-in acre
age. Call Mr.. Whiteford of McKEEVER a.
WHITEFORD, DI a1O6
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I. 1926. 1Ul4 K St.
HOME OWNERSl
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Ld1DS.
YOU

con get O loan Of $1,000 if you
con make monthly payments Of S7O4
Cash Loan Amount You Pay
Yet Get LncLudInQ Al Chores
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OR A LIMITED TIME
$500 CASH

Will purchase remarkable corner value. ex-
elusive Chevy Chase, Md; four rooms,
bath on 2nd floor Zone finished knotty
pine), large living room, screened porch.
fenced-in yard. oil heat, built-in garage;
tbsdp neaT b6mf stores schools oS gus sniThed ne
331l; EVENINGS, EN- 1880
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knotty-pine living room with fireplace
and Romeo balcony, > large bedrms..
screened living porch, garage. large lot;
conv; Va. suburb; only S6:95o; Hurry for
this bargain. Call MRS ALVIG, CHI. 1898
Ewes, Falls Church llO5-W
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
1st-FL. BEDROOM & BATH,
81 | 000

New detached brick large bedrooms.
bath and large storage room on second
floor F1oored attic. Built-in garage.
Convenient to schools. TRANSFORMATION, etc.
For further Information. call Mr.. SHAFER,
Dupont 5S25. or National 0S56.
Evening star., 1941-05-13

SO4 Potomac ave, New Alexandria
New 7-rm. brick, . baths; / blk of Mt.
Vernon blvd; $500 cash. Open. Alex
andria 1872.
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SAT. 90 A MONTH

Buys a new brick Williamsburg home, 7
rooms and l y baths. l block from trans
portation Close to shopping and schools.
Owner must sell. AURORA HILLS OFFICE,
1901 S. Arlington Ridge rd
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PENNA. AVE. SE.-VERY DESIRABLE FOR
beauty parlor doctors or dentists office;
has complete bath and kitchen. Rent
only $40 80; r. G. DUNNE. 604 H st.
STORE AND 3 RMS, Mr.. PENNA. AVE.
307 Bird st. Sc. suit. business or living
rms: $3.50. Open. NO. 1920, Ext. 355.
2515 14th-LARGE STORE. GOOD LOCA-
responsible tenant. AID. 1885
37O5 GEORGIA AVE, JUST ABOVE N. H.
AVE.-Ground fl Is 1t. wide, 993 So TT;
heat furn.; will recondition: S65 month
on years lease.
E. QUINCY SMITH. INC,
0UQ 18th M OnS-
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OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN, 923 18th st. nw-ofice
space in lovely suite, secretarial service.
Call Republic 1855
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BUY DIRECT-SAVE.

Builder will sell last of small group Of
! detached brick homes, u rms, bath. porch;
located in D. C.: gas aforementioned heat,
all steel kitchen, slate roof, concrete street,
5000 down. $50 mo. No commission to
pay. Phone MA 05S4
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SPACIOUS NEW BUNGALOW
SOMETHING DIFFERENT

large rooms, very attractive living
room, attic space for , additional rooms,
recreation space: conv. tranSp., only 10
min. downtown. Near Clarendon: $1,000.
CHI. 143S. until pm
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DOCTOR'S OFFICE. ROCKINGHAM APT,
1917 r. I. ave. NV: rms and recep.
nm: reasonable. Inquire janitor or MA.
E4O5. 16s
LIE DROIT BUILDING. SO0-slO F ST. NV.
Large. bright ofices shops and Studios:
low rentals Apply Room 10
SHARE NICELY FURNISHED, PRIVATE
once in suite: also desk space p b x,
telephone. Secretarial service optional
Moderate rent. MA. 3329.
PRIVATE ROOM. FURNISHED IN AT
torneys suite, secretarial service optional,
moderate rent. Ma. 4579.
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$4,000.

1906 Chevy Chase blvd. Md, LIST block
west of Wisconsin ave.-2-story, cellar.
detached brick-and-Stucco residence, 4
bedrooms, baths, maids room and toilet
IN basement. gear garage. VIII sell on
reasonable terms
300 18th ST. NV District 9057.
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BUILT FOR OWNER
Transferred Unexpectedly to N Y. nome
Approaching completion, nearby va: VniLs-
fect. hest materials; 8 bedrms., ga baths;
choice corner lot overlooking restricted
section; large trees. Phone OWNER ILL.,
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BARGAIN-S8.950.
500 LONG BRANCH PARKWAY.

TAKOMA PARK. MD.
JUST COMPLETED.
$3.50 down and balance S6950 monthly;
EngliSh-style detached brick bungalow.
consisting of spacious living room with fire.
place, large, dining room: roomy bed
tiled bath. full basement, toilet in base
ment, attic that can be converted into 3
rooms; large lot; oil heat; house facing
park; lovely exclusive section, corner lot,
convenient to transportation FEDERAL,
FINANCE CO., 915 N. Y. ave. NV. MA.
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CORNER-701 SLIGO AVE,
REAL ESTATE WANTED

Suitable for 2 houses. All improve
ments ayailable: Finished street. Priced
low Call DI. 1872
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SEE THESE 4-ROOM HOMES,
Mclean, Va.-S4,25O to S4S50.
$3.50 Cash. S25 Mo.
Full basement, large wooded lot, oak
floors, dormered attcs. Sherwood air con-
ditioning, Venetian blinds, public water
supply. Open pm. until dark Out Old
Dominion drive or. Chain Bridge rd. to
Mclean, Va, and follow sign, Old Dominion
Homes. Chestnut 1895
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, $5 900.
TIC PLEASANT ST.

TlT FLEHOHN . I.
Small Cash Payment and $40 Month.
All brick, rooms, hot-water heat. b.-i
fare zone, near schools. stores etc. Out
Benning rd, turn left on Central ave. go
through Capitol Heights, turn left at first
Amoco gas station, go . blks.. then left IA
blk to our sign and homes.
BAKER REALTY CO, INC. D1. 1872,
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ROOMING HOUSE,

Ideally located across street from new
U. S. Dept. Agriculture Bldg. private
rooms, bath. new oil heating plant. $1,000:
St NV Ma 0352
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
SUMMER CAMPS

AVE. NORTH BEACH PK-5-
rm: cottage, near water: elec. inside toilet;
Sl5 per wk., until May 20 Woodley 6717.
Evening star., 1941-07-28
Stock Averages
60 Stock Range Since 1927:
Wv VICTOR EUBANK.

Associated Press Flnancla! Writer.
NEW YORK, July 28.-SteeIs to-
day led the stock market on
another ride toward recovery ter
ritory.
The tendency to extend last
weeks modest swing was in evidence
at the start and gains eventually
ranged from fractions to points.
Profit selling trimmed advances
here and there after midday but
many favorites were at or near the
best at the close.
Dealings were lively at intervals
and transfers for the full pro-
ceedings were around 100000 shares.
Buying explanations varied but
most believed Russian claims Of
halting the Nazi sweep and inaugu-
rating counteroffensiveS had more
to do with reviving speculative and
Investment optimism than any
thing else.
In addition, there was less ner-
vousnesS over the tangled relations
of the United States and japan.
Infationary ideas also still were
in the picture and the general busl-
ness scene was to the liking of
bullish forces.
japanese bonds turned around
and shot up as much as IS points.
Sugar and cotton futures developed
renewed strength. The latter were
up 40 TO 95 cents a bale at 11-vear
peaks in late trades. Grains were
sDotty. At Chicago wheat was of
s. to Ia cents a bushel, and corn
down y to up L.
Bolsterlng steelS was the official
estimate that this weeks mill oper-
ations would rise II points to e9.6
per cent OF capacity.
Savage Arms went into high
ground for the year as directors
voted dividend Of Is cents a share
on the new common. The stock
was split 4for-1 in MAY. Previous
payment on the old stock was $50.
Rayon and textile issues, which
spurted Saturday on the prospects
OF silk imports being stopped or
curtalled, lost some of their anima-
ton, although Industrial Rayon.
Rayonier, Gotham Silk Hosiery and
Duplan Silk went to new highs for
1941. Celanese slipped after an
early gain.
In other divisions Southern Rail-
way posted a new years top, Proml-
nent in the front ranks were United
States Steel, Bethlehem, Youngs-
town Sheet, Crucible Steel. Chrys-
Ter. General Motors. Sears -Roebuck,
Douglas Aircraft. Boeing, Lockheed,
Du Pont. Pepsi-Cola. American
Sugar Refining and Air Reduction.
Evening star., 1941-07-28
Accounts in Mutual
Sovinqs Banks Gain
3, the Associated Press.

3, the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 28-The num-
Der of accounts in mutual savings
banks rose 281,717 during the first
six 1941 months to 15,906,157 on
July /, the highest in history, the
National Association of Mutual Saw
ings Banks announced today.
Combined deposits, at $40, 0,6O6, ,223.-
TAB, were off a shade, however,
standing about S11.534,873 under
the figure as l941 opened.
Mutual savings banks, which op-
crate in II States. continue to hold
nearly one-sixth Of American bank
deposits, the association said.
Evening star., 1941-07-28
Coal Pay Rolls Set
Record in Virginia
By the Associated Press.

NORTON, Va, July 28-Miners
in Southwest Virginia drew well
over $750,000 in their pay envelopes
last week end, an amount believed
here to be the largest single weekly
pay roll in the history of the Vir-
ginia coal industry.
The record pay roll is a combina-
ton of three factors, coal men said.
They are the large tonnage, ap-
proximately 100000 for the first two
weeks in July, the $40 vacation
bonus and the increased wage
scale, the last two the result of the
recent Washington and New York
wage parley.
Evening star., 1941-07-28
Trucking Of Freight
$500 Over Year Aqo
BY the Associated Press.

The American Trucking Associa-
tions reported yesterday that the
volume of revenue freight hauled
by motor truck had increased 35.3
per cent in June over the same
month of 1910, but had declined 2.7
per cent below the record-breaking
movement in May. The decline was
partially attributed to a strike in
the Pittsburgh area.
Evening star., 1941-07-28
Youngstown Door Co.
Declares Dividend

CLEVELAND, July % (P).-The
Youngstown Steel Door Co. today
declared 50-cent dividend on COM
mon stock, payable September IS
to holders of record August 80.
This will bring payments for the
year to date to SIPS per share, 25
cents having been paid in March
and so cents in June.
Evening star., 1941-07-28
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. July 28.-Wheat price
retreated more than a cent a bushel
today due to profit taking and hedg-
ing sales after marking up early
fractional gains that carried quota
tons to near the highest general
level for the past IS months.
Forecast of cooler weather with
showers in the spring wheat belt and
approaching general harvest in that
area were bearish factors. Although
most of the new wheat is expected
to be held off the market for the time
being. the storage situation may
limit the amount that can be stored
and thus OBJECT free" supplies, ac-
cordine 10 some trade interests
Evening star., 1941-07-28

Total Sales Tor the day, y4OUOO
Unit Of trading
In bankrupcy receIvershlp bns under
Bankruptcy Act.
Rates OF dividends in the oregong
based
ton Unless otherwise noted special
included - '
Ex dvdends xr Ex rights Also or extras Cash
or stock Payable
far this year PAYABLE in Canadian funds
dividends or year
Evening star., 1941-07-28
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK. July IS lP,-Natlonal
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.
Evening star., 1941-07-28

WinnipeE cash Market
WINNIPEG. July % lPl.-Cash wheat
No l Northern, 137s; No. 2, ia; No. 8
6S7s Oats, No. white, 4O94' No. 5,
Baltimore Quotations.
BALTIMORE, July % LP,.-Wheat, No
2 red winter. gsrlicky, spot domestic,
/ 04: July, 1.04.
Evening star., 1941-07-28

Manchuria is trying to reduca
building costs so that 1t may con-
tinue its plan to construct 100000
houses.
Evening star., 1941-07-28

Uruguay has a potato shortage
and will buy 25,000 tons in other
countries.
Evening star., 1941-07-28

CHICAGO. July eS tP.-Cash wheat
No, > RED, .04l4- %; No. 3, 1.04 No.
! hard 04-l .04I2 No. ,, lO3i7-l "a
No. > yellow hard. lO3l2; No. l mixed
1O3l2; No. >. 1.O234-l O3.
Corn-No. yellow, "A; No. 3 73l7-14:
No. 4. 73: No. s., IL; sample grade, 65-;l.
OatS-No. l mixed. "a 4-35; No. =, "a q
35; No. l white, 81; No. ,, 35l4-94, No.
3, 34-35; No 4, 1894
Rarley-MaltinF, $3.50 nominal feed
and screenings, 43-49 nominal; No. malt
ing new. 81
soybeans-No . yellow October basis
4gi ?. No 3. IA.
Field seed-Per hundredveiEht nominal.
timothy seed, 4.0042 25 alslke, 1000
100.
Evening star., 1941-07-28

Also extra or extras Paid last year.
Quotations furnished by National AsSo-
etstion of Securities Dealers. Inc. which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers but
should indicate approximate prices,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

Detroiters apparently recognize
the arm of the law only when it is
cloaked in conventional blue serge
and not when attired in chic fem
mine garb.
At least so believes Policewoman
Rosalie Stech, whose badge still is
shiny with newness and whose
face is still crimson with embar-
rassment.
Having completed her first days
duties as policewoman, comely
Miss Stech was driving home yes
terday when a car sped past her
on Second avenue. Aroused by
duty and Indignation, Miss Stech
took chase.
Only confusion ensue d. Mrs.
Anna Jean Gibbons, "a, driver of
the car. and her passengers-Mrs.
Frances Berge, Miss Kay Wilson
and Seberan ShieldS-mistook the
policewoman for a modern, Belle
Starr.
When Miss Stech Unanswered
the car to the curb at Second and
Euclid avenues, a trio of screams
went up as the three women
popped their diamonds into their
mouths.
Miss Stech's brand new badge
failed to quell the din.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Defense Begins
AT Graft Trial

The defense launched its case
today in the grand jury graft trial
Of former Mayor Richard w.
Reading and others and the
first witness 10 take the stand
was Patrolman Verne Jubenville.
Fred J. Plotz. counsel for De-
PENDANT John Aiken and eight
other suspended policeman de-
PENDANTS. said he would place
several working policemen. in ad-
dltion 10 Jubenville, on the stand
10 show that his clients "didn I
take part in a conspiracy did not
take money. wer~ 1ver asked 10
neglect their C..y by their SUI
periors or any one else, and did
not violate the law"
Jubenville' and the other defense
witnesses have worked with Aiken
and the other defendants, Plotz
said Aiken. who worked on the
so-called raekets squad. viii take
the stand in his own defense, he
added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Hospitals 18th Party
Third Generation Of Downeys at Receiving Help
Make Thanksgiving Fe4e Success

Marguerite was injured three
months ago by an automobile. She
is going 10 be home for Christmas,
she told Grandma Downey.
The whole hospital was turned
topsy-turvy with the party.
A group of talented youngsters
furnished program up in the big
second floor ward, and every pa
tient who could be moved came.
Joan Goodwin, IA, was mistress
of ceremonies. Joan has been en-
Pertaining at these parties since
she was 5. She's a fine little tap
dancer.
Billy Linton. 10 and Billy Fer
guson. II, did the songs, and every
..;,-1eJoined Billy E=guson in Cd
Bless America" TO end the cele-
bration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Men in Uniform
Add toGdyety
Of Thanksgiving
Special Church Services.
Big Hudson Parade and
Feastine TO Mark Day

For the first time in Detroit
since defense production reached
its peak, workers will have a mid
week holiday tomorrow, in OBJ
servance of Thanksgiving Day. -r
AS was the case last year the
traditional Fall holiday is being
observed in Detroit one week
earlier than in other years, al
though in some states the observ-
ance will not be until next week.
Hereafter. Thanksgiving viii be
observed in all states only on the
last Thursday of November.
Already the vanguard OF sailors,
marines, coastguardsmen and SOL
diers who have been lucky enough
to get leave to spend the holiday
with their families. is here and
smartly set up youths in uniform
are familiar sights on downtown
streets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Grand Slam i'm War
Cuberison. in Detroit Goes After Killers Defeat
Like He Tackles Opponents in Bridge
BY VERA BROWN

morale Is wonderful. But sooner
or later every Britisher and
every American must know what
he's fighting for. The Russians
, know. There are 100000 dead
between Stain and a negotiated
peace. The Germans are on
Russian soil. The Russians know
why they fight.
MUST CURB POWER
1--WE could not allow any ma
ton, even England, to conquer
Europe. For the moment any
nation becomes so powerful that
they can produce more machines
than we do, our security is gone.
I'm a sick man with not long
to live. We in America, that Is
our advertising men, and Com
munist Russia have taught the
world more about mass psychol-
ogy than any other force. We
must profit by that lesson"
Culbertson says bridge in Eng
land is on the up-swing.
THE last war gave bridge its
start. This war is bringing an
other up-swing. You can play
bridge in an air raid shelter,
and you can't think about the
worlds problems all the time. 1
like to play with weak players.
They teach me more than good
ones. 1 learn about the aver
age mind when 1 play with
them, learn how to teach bridge
better"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
SPECIAL CHURCH SERVICES

In many Catholic churches and
in most Protestant congregations
special Thanksgiving services will
be held.
Theaters are all putting on spe-
cial performances to accommodate
the after-dinner throngs and at
Olympia where the Red Wings
play the Toronto Maple Leafs in
what promises to be one of the
best hockey games so far this sea-
son. there is every prospect OF a
seli-out.
Mother Goose Old=king= Cole.
Donald Duck and all the other
characters from the nursery
rhymes and Walt Disney's car
ICONS are due here promptly at
S:45 tomorrow morning, Is min
utes earlier than they have shown
up for the last II years.
They'll all be in the annual
Thanksgiving fun parade staged
each year by the J. L. Hudson
Company and this year, promising
TO be better and bigger than ever,
just like the circus always is.
The parade starts at Amster-
dam and Second avenues, then
moves south down 10 Vernon High
way. across to Woodward avenue
and down 10 the Hudson store
Under command of Fred Juer-
gems, traffic director. will be 6S
uniformed policemen. eight SER
geants and two lieutenants, TO
protect the thousands of small fry
who will be along the line Of
march.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Troopers Aid
In Ending Strike
Tlme. star Correspondent

MUSHROOM. Nov 19-Pro-
tccted by $50 state troopers and
50 Muskegon police. workers at
the Anaconda Wire and Cable
Company returned 10 their Jobs
today after what William Green,
president of the AFL. termed an
illegal and unjuStified" strike by
the UAW-AFL closed the plant
September Is.
The company employs $500
persons. The plant here is sub
Sidlary Of the Anaconda Copper
Company and the strike was de-
scribed by national defense Off
Gals as the fourth in Importance
in the country from a standpoint
Of interference with defense pro-
duction.
The strike was the result Of
juriSdictional dispute between the
UAW-AFL and the International
Brotherhood of Electrical Work
ers. also of the ALL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Thanksgiving. Dinner
To Cost Fort $4,000

FORT CUSTER, Nov. 49,
When soldiers at Fort Custer sit
down to their Thanksgiving meal
tomorrow they will consume S16,-
200 worth of turkey and fixings.
The soldiers know that at least
the turkeys will be there for the
quartermaster's office announced
yesterday that the 10000 pounds
of Thanksgiving fowl was dressed
and in the forts refrigerators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Hope Of Sharing
j. CashCaIIed
Dim for Detroit
Oakman Reveals Little
Aid Is Likely From Sum
TO Help Defense Areas

Controller Charles G. Oalman
predicted today that the City OF
Detroit will be turned down on q
large part of its $s,195, 900 worth
of requests from the Public Works
Aeency's S15o,O0o,ooo appropria-
ton for aiding municipal services
in defense areas.
Oakman and Mayor Jeffries Wis.
tied Washington. D. C., last week
to press the city's claim for por.
ton of this fund. They had a con-
ference with Col. M. E. Gilmore,
commissioner of defense public
works.
According to Oakman, they re-
ceiyed what amounted to a rejec.
ton of their Southfield sewer
project (S3 900, 000), water system
extensions ($1,200,000), and Re-
ceiving Hospital addition $685.
5000.
MUST HAVE APPROVAL
These projects lack the approval
so far of the United States bureau
of public health and until this Is
received they could not be ap-
proved for grants.
1.-THE $150,000,000 appropria-
ton will undoubtedly be ex.
hausted by the time we obtain
this public health bureau sp-
prevail, which will take several
| weeks" Oakman said.
Two other requests, fire hydrant
installations (S720,000) and new
schools and school additions ($2,.
1000, 000), are still pending and the
lefty has a chance to obtain some
grants, Oakman said.