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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
DEALERS LEEW AY

On all bat cast iron scrap Con-
putatlon OF shipping point prce
allows dealers 20 make Use Of
most favorable baSlnc point ~
stead ~ nearest ha>lnC point Cast
iron scrap prices have been placed
on q shipping pom, maximum,
with three geographical groups
covering tho entire country The
cast ron scrap schedules are IN he
nature Of an experiment and are
expected To- result IN larger Co'-
loctioHS Remote scrap pro, IONS
n former schedules are continued.
Consumption ~ iron one IN No.
vember was 6.5Ol027 gross tons.
only slightly loss than tho record
tonnage Of October 6el2. lS6 tons.
Ore Smelted I'm u months thi> year
totalci 69273 70l tons. compared
with IS 252276 ions rs Tho COM
parable portion ~ 1910 ore on
hand at furnaces and Lake F.r'a
docks December ! was Is SD 623
tons. compared with 417ll704
tons a. tho same date last year.
This reserve for winter was built
up IN spite OF heavy consumption
through the entire year. r is be-
hcvcd 10 be ample 20 keep maxi
mum operations until The opening
Of navigation IN 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
MARKETS
Stocks
UpfurI,
Extended


NEW YORK, Dec. % CINS).-
The stock market extended Satur-
days rally in initial dealing 5
today, as trading continued at an
active pace.
Gains generally were small and
n few scattered issues Jagged, hut
some stocks, notably chemicals,
were up a point or more
Allied Chemical. Dow Chemical,
Du Pont and JohnS-Manville all
were up at least point. American
Tobacco b, however, dropped l Y
points of Saturdays 44-point
squirt.
Fractional Improvement was
shown by Bethlehem, Sears Roe
buck Kennecott, General Electric,
Westinghouse. merican Tele-
phone United Aircraft, Santa Re,
American Car e. Foundry. Fajardo
Sugar and CeTTo dc PaSCo.
L. s. Steel eaSed - on a sale Of
1000 shares at 50. ChrySler also
Twas lower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
On Favorable Side

The favorable side Of the pic
iure, however, is not unlmpreS-
Siyc and especially because
SOCKS have now declined 50 long
I'd so far. that some must be
cheap.
The market is more mixed
and SelcCiivC. suggesting a turn.
Signs Of replacement buying of
such stocks as American Can
and Reynolds Tobacco, have ap-
peared
The average Of 100 stocks has
net good support r. the preCed-
lng low AZ December 10.
Some Of the volume indica-
tons arc nor bad with 2 little
tendency recently 10 pick up on
strength
Les ,0.dstng pressure APP
pears and ,a> selling is near
ing 're end ln fact such sell
ING ha profanity been o,erdone
ir vUUnc. az cases.
Tho good performance Of such
stocks 49, American Clnamid,
American Car and Foundry.
Gilman NoItb0erum Lone star
Cement and steel shows that
lean 1r 5aUc
Borrowing W.u exceed t7Nes
70 finance me War. and lnf9tlon
VIII therefore Increase
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
"MNF" YARD HERE

Placing Of a ceiling on ware
house prices has mot with general
approval and is expected 10 bring
an end 10 irregular practices on
tho part Of some sellers not iden-
titled with the main units Of The
industry. In some cases where
prices were m effect by some ware
houses lower than the general level
permission is being sought 10 raise
them 10 that point.
Efforts 10 obtain as much scrap
as possible have resulted in some
extreme procedures. a Detroit
yard is being mined" 10 obtain
material forced into tho ground
by weight Of heavy accumulations
in years past, considerable being
reclaimed in this way Milwaukee
streets have yielded 10000 tons OF
abandoned street railway rails.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Auto
Graphs
War Transforms
New Auto Salesroom
Into Defense Center
BY SllER FREEMAN

The part that automobile
dealers of Detroit and other
sections may play in the future
is forecast in the tranSforma-
ton OF the new sales and service
building recently completed for
:, Il rrrcs r. Powers Pontiac
agency on Michigan avenue.
Powers started his now build
ing early last spring. II was to
be the last word IN new car
headquarters. The showroom
was large and we'll lighted A
balcony was to display the latest
accessories and the whole rear
of the building was to be de-
voted 10 service. All latest equip
mcnt was ordered and delivered,
ready to install even before the
building was brickcd i'm.
Up 10 December :. he still
had planned 10 use the $4,000
square feet for peaceful pur-
suits. lie had planned to greet
the now year with the most
modern salcSroom in Detroit.
with fine offices for himself and
his staff and a service depart
nent- which woutd keep INN m
business although new cars
would be increasingly hard to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29

how we viii SclhShly benefit hut
where to buy 50 rs to least deplete
the Allied stocks on hand.
The nationally recognized maya
zine Steel tells of a Detroit scrap
steel yard being mined IN order
TO procure metal ground into the
earth over a period Of years a
thing like that isn't done for fun,
the shortage is acute.
The city Of Milwaukee recovered
some 1900 tons Of old street car
tracks. Are all tho old Z Detroit
tracks dug up?
And what about some Of those
discarded old street cars? Can't
some Of those be reclaimed?
This Is not written as a criticism
but rather as p suggestion We
don need another aluminium col
lection bat any available scrap
ron or steel should he used And
the City Of Detroit should bad the
way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Airline Enjoys
Record Year

CHICAGO, Dec. %. National
defense passenger and cargo traf-
fc passing between major cities
and production centers contributed
toward making 1871 the busiest
year. in the history Of United AR
lines. according to w. a. Patter-
son president
l is estimated that by tho end
Of this year, the line viii have
flown about III 1000 passenger
miles a p per cent gain over the
222-}3l IFS recorded in 1910.
Revenue airplane miles viii have
reached 26.5o00oo. an increase of
II = per cent. mail ton miles. up
= per cent 10 3.605 600 and ex-
press ton miles 81 per cent to
$500 OOO
Approximately 91i3oO0 pounds
Of AR mail and 1855 900 pounds
OF ar express were carried in 1871
over United'S system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
New Pontiac Paper

Even the monthly house organ
field has been transformed by
the Changeover from peace 10
war. Pontiac'S l2-ycar-old Re
hcctor has put on us uniform
and become the Pontiac Gun
rcr. tire first Of IT'S kind entirely
devoted 10 defense
For the duration. the an
nounCement says, the Gunner
viii be devoted 10 the men who
make the guns and their aCtivi-
tics. The name, however. IS sub
jet 10 change. Suggestions arc
sought from the employees of the
plant for better name. if pos
sible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
STEEL MOOT OPERATIONS

considerable tonnage from mill
books Pressure 10 buy by civilian
consumers has all but disappeared,
leaAlae; the=AlsaA= elaal fa4l=asaE- pre-
ductlon
\ further revision in ceiling
prices on scrap f8> bCCn issued by
office of Price Administration in
an effort 20 bring out moro MAJ
lcrial and correct some conditions
brought about by ine former
schedules The new plan >cgrc-
gates types and grades according
20 use and establishes maximum
prices for each type or consumer.
Geographical price difforentals
have been maintained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Steel Industry
Busy Despite
Yu|e Holiday
Shortage Of Scrap
Acute in Detroit;
Yard Is Mined

CLEVELAND, Dec. % Every
effort is being made by the steel
industry TO meet its obligations
for war. production being held at
as high a point as practicable and
distribution being guided by con-
SiderationS Of the Country's best
interests, says Steel
That production rate dipped only
4 points for the Christmas holiday,
in contrast TO about ID points in
1910 and 1899. indicates the will
ingncsS of the companies and their
employees 10 cooperate fully even
AT the sacrifice of sentiment at
tached 10 Christmas.
Cancellation Of orders by con-
Sumers whose production has -bcen
curtailed continues and removes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
MiIIion-Share DAYS

a common Wall Street COM
ment. IS. there were more
sellers than buyers That *
preston IS, Of course. literally
absurd. there mH>i be buyer
for every single share sold.
Last week was again char
acterlzed by milhon-Share days.
Only the buying was a aegrcS-
Sive as the selling. Net rcS,llt:
average quotations finished the
week about whore they began
Ditto most commodities such
modest changes a. occurred
were mostly on the upside
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Paper Output
Up 10 1O7 Pei.

NEW YORK. Dec. % Paper
production in the week ended De-
cemher 20 rose 10 lot per cent of
capacity, compared with 1857 per
cent in the preceding week. ac-
Icording TO the American Paper &
Pulp Association index of paper
mill activity.
IN tf1e week. ended Dec n, 1910
the index stood a ssh per cent.
paperboard production in the
week was at l0l per cent of
capacity, the same as in the pre-
Ccdlng week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Demand for Prudence in Arms Spending

thus should be national policy provide the Com
Chief tho military tools needed for victory there
be demand prudence armament eNpend-
needless inccency, then the dollars
the full amount OF tanks
ships planes and intended The country cant whip the
moral effect Of large dollar appropna-
tons physical weapons do the
OF the national peril the need for efficiency may
spreading the
of desirable 10 enlarge productivity through
SuhcontraCtorS, related need
speed and Usually the prime contractors VIII find
lhcOnlraC Of the work hut If this
arbitrarily through fiat may result costly
delaNs and lnpOduclNe increase IN costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Onk Q States to Deal With Budgets in AZ

only nine evil in ordinary circumstances deal cur
1912 budgets The others establish receipts
expenditures twoycar periods The war emergency
however warrant exploring constitutional means Tor re-
budgets during this m The
which DO ordinarily DO in the second year Of the
bcrrum
te}c>S>taic and local savings rado where feasible
overall expenses in The Localities may increase not only on ac
and the possible consequent demand Tor
salary adjustments because necessary eNpendi
lures with civilian defense and rendering public
services expanded Where armament viii be pro-
duced a vast scale.
localities which relieve the taxpayer and put
him better position shoulder larger federal taxes incidental
VIII be rendering patriotic Taxpayer groups
predict York which This had the small
budget five VIII he able shrink the now budget
by another SlO0OO00O 70 SllO0QOOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Good War News

The warrants on balance. is
distinctly favorable, Russia is
performing magnIfiCcntly Mus
Solinl' African empire" has
been nhlitcrated.= with indications
that Hitler'S African forces Will
also be cruShlngly defeated
All eyes will center on SlnCa-
pore It's capture would bc
calamitouS. far more so than
japanese success IN the Philip
pines.
Let us, after tho manner Of
the British. keep thumbs up.
chlnS up, unwaNcrinC n our faith
Do ultimate unqualified victory.
Copyright 1871 ry G. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
On the Business Front
With WARD SCHULZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor


and supplies other than leaf to-
baCCo viii amount 10 an additional
several millions Of dollars.
In addition, tho Company'S fed
eral and state taxes for l9il arc
already up more than $ll000000.
IL that answer enough
a Canadian gasoline firm 7dvdr-
tiSes that an Canadians should buy
their particular brand of gasoline
because n is refined in Canada and
virtually every CepVgocS % Cana
dian workers. kccp/Nbur Money in
Canada is thc theme.
Now all ihis was very fine even
up 10 the Pearl Harbor incident.
bur now IL crates a little on our
nerves In The past VIC have always
fcit th1t AmcrICaps should buy
American bat hasn't tho time
come 10.
n BuS Allied products7
We're allN4n this thing together
and the thing TO think about Is not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Some Rails Heavy

Other reasons for caution are
IS follows
The average of 100 stocks
Seems hHf1p against a gradu-
ally descending upper resistance
Level every time a little rise
occurs,
Tho rs stocks most active
each 1ay generally show de-
Ginning tendency and they make
a larger percentage OF the total
volume
~ nc same time. a ma
ior'l of stocks declined last
week
a cons dcrahle number Of now
lows IS made each day. and IN
The list are found a good many
important stocks
Some railway stocks are
"hcavN
Bad breaks have occurred in
certain leading stocks which
affect market sentiment. These
include SUCH stocks As American
Telephone. ChrySler, and Sears
Roebuck. In this connection.
the cut In dividends by New
York Telephone Company may
he regarded as indicating
tendency.
The market for corporation
bonds has averaged lower for a
week This suggests disturbed
investment sentiment. II also
suggests that the stock market
must rely more largely upon
initiation.
War uncertainties have grown.
and unless there is a change for
the better IN the Far Eastern
news. market sentiment may be
expected 10 remain depressed.
Finally tho realization that
the war must he long and re-
quire drastic RECOMMENDATION Is
apparently Just coming home 10
some people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Jacobs Reports Loss

r L. Jacobs Company for the
quarter ended October 81 showed
a net loss Of ST. 264 exclusive Of
the company'S proportionate share
Of profit OF Air-Track Manufac-
turing Corporation 9S per cent
owned subsidiary. amounting 10
S2O TT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens ms and NJ.
PC under 3 ms I7c. leTnorn hens
prnFers COO ieghorn springefs tfc; rock
hrouets 23c young hen turkeys ~ ms
and ur Csc young tom turkeys Is ms.
and under 2fc. over 6 lhs 22c. ducks
white iic geese f5c RABBITS 1cc
EGGS NarSe' hru current re0eipts
80 a.. undprErade ghuCS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Empire State Exercises Role Of Leadership

Tho cmnro eNcrcizcs role Of Ieadershp and II thS
hope in New York may ioreshado" naon-"lde
AID from and localities toward Strengthening the
credit the nation against initiation IN
ordinary of government national state ana
local viii prove of crucial importance
In tho matter federal expenditures armament. We
of false economy The French
tlaA-e laenet
part aVa
war, 70 afford eXrond less and human
effort than needed O achieve victory.
without victory all values, human and financial would
be impaired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
MuddIinq Still Rife

How many foreign Workmcn
transport themselves 10 and
from their Jobs by personally
owned autos? Practically none.
Deny American wage earnerS
tires for their cars. and how
many Of our newest and most
gigantic defense plants would
find themselves gravely handl-
capped
Muddlng Still is rife AZ Wash
incton Needed most Of all is tho
selection Of some ShInInCly sue
CeSSful industrial or other hvSl-
ness statesman as CO-ordinafor
Of all our war efforts our fate
Al this critical time should not
he entrusted, 10 any crucial OK
tent, 10 such neophytcS As Harry
Hopkins. Leon Henderson and
their like.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
BUSINESS
DETROIT. as. gsssTtMES
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
grSeS States Follow
u. =. i'm Esslsl Get Cut

The teeammepdeon. by the Byrd Economy committee Of
reduction of S130O0OO000 Tho non-mtaY expenditures
federal also of symbolic significance 10 the
$4,000 other taxing tio United States,
IS of the trend OF state and local oNpcnd
already downward II should he possible to establish
local and government dur
ing emergency period but do viii take eternal
part those genuinely interested in good
tnioSS relentless struggle and
extravaganza commodity prices and consequent
probable demand adjustments public salaries may
tHt, hcnCiCcnt trend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Exchange Seat Price
Holds al $4,000

NEW YORK. Dec. % - Ar
rangomentS had been made today
for the sale of a membership on
the New York Stock Exchange for
SIS ono unchanged from the pre-
vioIs sale Bid and offer nov is
sd 600 and $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29

Gothym SIX Hosiery Inc de
clafed a dividend oi 81 on The Z
pcr cent prelerredA clearing up
arpcafG on The issue PAYABLE. jan
uary 10 10 stock of record jan
uary s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29

!. The announccmep' of an in
crease IN HE price of Lucky
Strikes. came through Saturday.
They're up ~ cents a thousand or
about $ per cent. which means
about "a cent a pack 10 the con
sumner
ON hearing This news, one Of
the hoy, IN the office Snorted and
said
what is there about the war
that uStifies an increase in the
price OF cigarets."
Well ! thought "A lot of people
might have The same idea and
here's the answer. as supplied 10y
the American Tobacco Company
itself
Ftc outlay by that FINN for iPal
tobacco >aloup was Si5o0o0UO
more than the outlay in 1910 due
to higher prices for me raW leaf
Wages increased substantially
and increases IN costs of materials
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
salcs Hch Low lg:SO Chgc
I NIISTF

toulnton & Sou'bn zoo - ~ .l5 -,01
f4t -iai2 extra TNra stock Optional
,,h. soecun, secumusiioOs. -odd only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied ~ Rongsrf CO
Quotations supplied by Rongsr1 4 Co..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
1911 Range
High Low DlV

Efaid - patshis IN
stock or cssn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
New York
Stocks

High Low Noon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-08

the esih DAY Q: January. ieii
Present; TIE Honorable CLYDE
!. WEBSTER. Circuit judge.
On reading ard Sing the a1.da-
VI, hereto attached from watch &
appears tina, TIE defendant. KATIE
WALTERS. ts rot = resident o: De-
,roi'. Michigan bg, when last
heard Of and from resided az $50 z.
18th Street, ch.csgo. Illinois. there
fore
On motion q. Haro,d ( B,sdsoe.
attorney for ris.ntiH
1T IS ORDERED TIA, the de.sn-
dan. appear n iHis cause within
three ,si months from the date
hereof. either in person CT by al
,orney. and that her failure 80 70
do will cause her default 70 re TAX
en-.
AND IT Is FURTHER ORDER
Ed that COPY o. ,his order be
published in TIE Derroi, Tribune a
newspaper printed and published il
The County OF WAYNE, Michigan. ac-
cordirg 20 law.
AND 1T Is FURTHER ORDER
ED that copy =. this order. 20
gethe- with cory q. the AFFIDAVIT
upon which Il Is founded. be served
upon The defendsr. az her last
known place o: address b. register
ed mail, return receipt demanded.
And all o, which foregoing IS so
ordered.
CLYDE /. WEBSTER
Circuit Judge.
a True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk.
BY ". r. LYDON,
Deputy Clerk. 2-S-3-22
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-08
Junior E k Temple
Holds Baby Contest
Saturday AT YMCA

Mrs Hs.sI Car" taaFman az
41ars, ~ T.crf-ts Ares Tenn
We SO -. IRP0EN. ssea'ea a
p-osrsrn r. IRE Tea1.s .ast week
;e.ow.rS ne business session.
Tease 'ss.rg par, wers Mrs Ber-
"a NcHsr4.ess rat.o-al chairman
e. re Saline MIS- louise Terry.
Nrs SOFA sp..maa s-s Mrs. Car
- c1r'.s The 11si-msr spoke
q s'.~ or ne ..tes - washington.
Ltnc-.a F-ei--k Douglass and
o're- g-es' Americans bora IN Feb
rls-y
4 bowling :eam. imposed ~ Ls-
n Hgn.e- Eva Wvche. Matte
JoArscr Lo.a Wlrrn>, Dora Gri,-
IN AnrsHe..e Brsnsm. Maggie
s.mners and Letha " were add
q . re Tempe Tire team IS
saoen a. TIE "nashlnr Twelve
Ms MIA NJ -acsea IS he new
81 Installed aerk'er ruler ans
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-08
Protest Made
Against Theatre
AT Fort Custer
Speakers Urge
kilograms Be
Sent Officials

A. sppss. Il cs.Ho.,rs - .cir
.sr as~.s q 5rsax down rsc.a.
ass-s sEs..-i Nss-o parse pa
.-r ,rs rsnen cs:sasf Pc
s.ar Soy. 81 S-r-af r. NJ james
=. 81 nr1 p.ss.is1t - ne De-
q is NAacP a. q
uss s ca'eoir '-is--Fa n.
p s b-
~
r. 4 one q 6 'P-aN
1e - en-
, ana h ~ ri.ts-y ss-v-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-08

arr 81 membership drive FOR
the rev, sky avs. The Lucille
Jlr Tempe presente a BABY
Coztss' p, tire YMcA last Satur-
ca rs' PRIZE was wo- BY Mary
Arr Nss. Others IN The contest
~ Nv-ra Lee Hubert Hey
uco5 Can't III, Doris Heath, Mar
va ss Raymond Johnson. De-
lo-s ~ OILS Barbara Jeaa Lamp
k.a. Wesley steel and Jewel cla-
r,cn Thrras
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-08
Legal Notices
ATTY. Harold T.. Bledsoe
oil Crafiof Ave.

STATE or MICHIGAN IN TIE
Cirr1., rourt for the County O.
Wa n Charcery.
JOSEPH WALTERS. Plaintiff
rs. KATIE WALTERS. De,srdan,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-08
NJ. 3ns .933
ORDER or PUBLICATION

Ata session q said Court held a.
the cosF, House in he Cry O, De-
tr- n cad Conr'y and state. on
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Mortar Board
Women Plan
Recipe Book
Sales to Benefit
Toy Library at
Friendship House

Dietitian members of the Wash
ington Alumnae Chapter OF Nor
tar Board are arranging a recipe
book, which is to be put on sale
this week for the benefit OF the
TOY library" which the chapter
maintains at Friendship House.
Miss Ruth Sheldon is chairman
of the recipe project, while other
committee members are Frances
Tuttle and Roberta Mack, dietitians
of the University OF Maryland;
Charlotte Benson, associate of the
Home Economics Association; Ar
lene Domrese and Eleanor Nc
Nulty, dietitians at Walter Reed
Hospital, and Mrs. Wesley McCune,
dietitian at the National Child Re-
search Center.
The chapters December meeting
will be held at pm. Wednesday
with Mrs. Kenneth Boardman.
A review of adult books by Edith
Macauley of the Gunston Hall
faculty and a review of childrens
books by Mrs. j. S. Hathcock will
be featured. An exhibit of chill
dren's toys and Christmas gifts also
will be arranged.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs.
Raleigh Gilchrist, Mrs. Hathcock,
Mrs. William r. Leonard, Mrs. John
M. Sharf, Miss Myra Hall, Miss
Marguerite Smith, Miss Margaret
williams and Miss Esther YanovSky.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Auxiliary to Plan
Victory Carnival
OF B'nai Birth

Preliminary to the victory carnival
to be presented at $50 pm. We'd
nesday at the Willard Hotel, under
auspices of the Women's Auxiliary
of Bnai Birth, committee chairmen
from the auxiliary will meet at l:30
pm. tomorrow at the Variety Club
Mrs. Samuel Wheeler, general
chairman of the carnival, and Mrs.
Harry A. Badt and Mrs. Maurice
Salamon, co-chairmen, will lead a
discussion on final arrangements.
A feature of the carnival will be
the selection of Miss B'nai Birth"
by members of the Washington Red
skins. All young women attending
the carnival will be eligible to COM
pete.
The Variety Club is assisting with
entertainment features.
The chairmen are as follows:
Gifts, Mrs. Moe Lounsbury; tickets,
Mrs. Ferd Friend and Mrs Fay Fire
stone; cigarettes and flowers, Mrs
Maurice Gewirz and Mrs. Herbet
Sauber; refreshments. Mrs. Louis
Dinowitz: cake, Mrs. Charles Rosen-
thai, Mrs Edward Ostrow and Mrs
Edward Ehrlich; Defense stamps,
Mrs Morgan Baer; Miss B'nai Birth,
Mrs. Jack Kotz and Mrs. Charles
Kotzin, and publicity. Mrs Carl w.
I.inker and Mrs. Irving M. Levine.