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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
FOOD FORMULAS

The faults that are found in
The food formulas themselves are
usually that they are TOO rlch
in cream This invariably causes
vomiting IN some children. Spoil
age of food due 10 improper
refrigeration may have 10 be
considered Both II these prob
lens may be met by changing 20
a dried milk preparation and
preparation OF individual feed
Ings.
Tough curdS may he noticed
in the vomitus and might be q
cause. They can generally be
overcome by boiling the cows
milk formula or adding tactic
acid 10 The formula or using
evaporated milk.
The possibility ~ an obStruc-
ton % the outlet of the Nom-
ach which occurs IN Young
children and causes persistent
vomiting from birth IS known to
every physician But this is =
rare condition ehA- -hAs4Aee- fhe
vomiting is continuous, which IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
PeninsuIdr Grinding
Declares Dividend

Pcnl1sular Grinding Wheel Com
pany has declared \ dividend Of 30
CENTS payable August 10 70 stock
of recnrd- J-..1- "a amount
was paid on May 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
AIR SWALLOWING

One common cause that is not
considered often enough by the
mother is air swallowing. This is
due 10 improper technic OF feed
ing-improperly shaped nipples
with the holes too large or too
small. or failure 70 remove the
nipple from the bahyS mouth
often enough. or feeding with
the baby lying on its back. or
the use OF pacifiers. or finger
sucking.
Too frequent feeding may also
he a cause. Babies should not he
fed oftener than every three
hours.
Still another mistake is too
much food. The baby may regur-
gitate or actually vomit simply
because il * overloaded with
food. The food Of the vomiting
baby. however should not be
diluted. II requires a more con-
eentrated formula with less
water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
CUT RATE DRU GS

MILLER BROS. Creamery Co. $40 +
cid Mount clemens). Mount Cleme
sal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Power an Aluminium BottIeneck

But b 90 10 % thc BonnoNle .lnl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Now in the PoIiticaI Doehouse

'semble a monopoly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
At FoRT ERIE

AT DkThoIT
Wsather cloudy track. fast.
No scfsnhes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

d. II. DIS there anything
serious in having little white
Spots on-the lips -
Answer: No. The condition is
known AS Stelwagon'S disease
and is simply a thickening of
the openings Of the little ducts
of the glands that lubrlCate the
mucous membrane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

Oppenheim Collins Il Company
declared a dividend Of 40 cents on
common, payable July 30 to stock
of record July Is. Previous pay
ment was i'm July. 1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
How to Get Government Out later7

With the government building defense plants and lending
funds private for extensions II becomes queS
nhltrauon OF government INTO DuS
moss be the emergency rs over
afraid that only the outer forms OF
nrivate enterprise will endure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Scratches
At EMPIRE City

At FMFTNE CITY
Weather. clear. track fast
First -WhisCendent. Quick Con.
quest WAddy
second RAce-ArEeia Little Roio.
Beauzar. Early Delivery. water Cracker.
Third Race ardVrHck
Fourth Race Grail Bird
sixth Race Kai-Hi Bess y Trysak
seventh Race DARK Friend MIbcap,
Merne Air Cooled Fying Mint Attract
inE Winter sea. Day Is Done Pomper.
Javert. Cansting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
AT ARI.fNGTnN PARK

AT ARLINGTON Park
weather. cloudy track fast
FIRST Pace Loeb Ness Liberty Cloud.
chic Prince Brush Brush Keen Advice.
Orlando Glri
second Race Deeba. Five FiUy. New
Discover Hello Zsc, Honey Roll, Toney' $
Cir
Third Race quick Tool. can't Lose,
G,sdsn Goose
Fourth Race Mstchup. Commission
Rack Flame. Msrfsu. Mordecsi Last
Cal
FDh Race Night Glow. Heariman
SIKH Race Plovshare ENarch. Beitys
B9h.'. Deiray. Easy Mon. Cadmium
WIHs "
Eighth Race-s skating Mad, HAasiaa
Chance star. Golden Ira, Parkvood
Chief
smith Rsce-Deolsred on
At PORT ERfF
Weather clear. track fast
First Race Alfred T. Balquchetlis
Play Flash. Pucky Freiohe Man 8
Lullaby
Thrr Race Free Time Ny Adele
Fourth Race Equerry
seventh Race Rare Diamond Grey
Cheftain. Pagan Lake Haiteras Light
At DETROIT
Wsather cloudy, track, fast.
No sersnhes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
~ srrFoLK nowNs

~ = fOlsh INV ~
Weather clear track. fast
First Race Dragon Lady Fair Twink.
Second Race speedy Josie Mutinous,
Bonnv Clabher Skeetsr. KleiE Light.
Third RACe-in SANG
Fourth Race Hunting Home. Wood
VILE Top queen Cleaning Time, Who
dunf
sixth Racs-LonE Pass
seventh Race-GenerAl Planet.
Eighth Rsce--Count Eleven, Lclschen,
knight SoN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

not exactly the problem we are
considering here. Severe const-
patton may he a cause. 1t can
be relieved by correcting the
formula or by the use of mineral
Evening star., 1941-02-21

Just 25l Been wotine for q SUPER
speoioI sole to get thot "extro" coot
you reoIly need? You've just three and
O hoIf hours to find it. Untrimmed dress
and cosuol coots to wear right now!
In misses sizes
tBetter Coats, The Hecht Co.. Third Floor,
Evening star., 1941-02-21

CLEARANCE! FINE
FUR COATS

lUN UVHlD
Come in for 3H hours, and find your.
self glamour coat for a price you
never thought possible!
Orig. $79 White Ermine Boero; size $50
z ORIG. sloo seoI-dyed COney Princess
Coots; size IA
Orig. Sloo seoI-dyed Coney Swooaers;
sizes 9 ond q ------------
! Orig 5 100 Block Corocul Princess Coot;
size Is e-----.--------------s3s
z Orig. $50 50 Silver Fox Scorfs
] Orig 5 80 Dyed Fitch jacket; size 1858
] Orig. 5 l9 Silver Muskrot Swooeer; size
Is -------S6
ond la ---- ses
SIZE 20 .-9-1---------~-ss-sIl7
| Orig. $3.50 Blended Momot Swoooer
size q --------------,@-,sIl7
skunk solder: size 1e1-.-~--.----sl17
] Orig S 50 SobIe Blended Muskrot Swoo-
ger; size -----------sIl7
] Orig. $3.50 Groy Persian Lonb swosaer;
tFur Shop. tn. Hecht Co.. Third Floor)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-20
Miss league Bride OF
Ed0Cu1u BurthOLOwe1U

The marriage of Miss Katharine
Rowland league, daughter of Mir.
end Mrs John Randolph league, OF
henderson, to Edward Mckinley
taItIoiumeW, ION OF Mr.. and Mrs.
". +, Bartholomew. Of LouiSburg,
took place Saturday evening at o
q ClOCk IN d formal ceremony in the
tnSt baptist CnurCn in HENDERSON.
lhc Rev. l.. Nurllcet Gardner, paste.
ul the brIuc, oltIcIatcd. using the rIn,.
ceremony.
Candie standards tied with CLUSTERS
81 white ChIysanthemums formed an
impressive aisle down to the altar.
I]unlOrnIa tree ferns. ecclesiastical
cdndclabra holding cathedral candles.
and floor baskets of white Iurnt.
chrySanthemuns made a lovely
background for the ceremony.
Ms. Andrew J. Davis. churc,i IT,
ganlst, furnished music tor tie wee
dIng. Prior 10 the ceremony She play
ed "AledltatIUn' nom IhaIS. Elsa =,
Dream from LohengriIi, "Estrcl-
lSta", and MoSzoWskI ) ser nadc
Miss Annie I.ytII,ul .unn sang Calm
as the Night ailu Il Love Thee im-
mediately preccaln2 the entrance OF
the wedding nuIty. 1ladltionuI
marche5 were used, ana during the
ceremony Mrs. Davis played The
Lords Prayer, by Mallottc.
! UshCrs were Lawrence Cooper, OF
Clayton; Captain John Randolph
league. Jr., of Columbia, S. {. broth
CT of the bride; Crudup Rogers.
! Thomas Shinn. and Dr.. Earl Bran
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-20

Columbia, >. {, Slslcr-in-laW of the
bilde, was hcr only attendant. Her
dress was OF deep blue velvet fash
iulSd along the lines of the brides.
She wore a hCaddrCSs of plume, and
carried a bouquet of Better Times
roses tied with matching satn
ribbon.
Donna Carolyn Kurt. OF Charlotte.
was flower grrl. She was dressed IN
blue velvet with sweetheart rrchInc.
trimmed in Venetian lace, and She
carried a colonial bouquet of red
and white flower, with blending rlJ-
@ II
Rmebcarcr WAS the brides nonbeu,
r.. .g.I,h- Te,oIG nI
lo..n1.u, S G. who wore = miria-
.1.t ,... suit. lir carried the RIM
on a white satin pillow
40 l,.;aa
~ n'oii lIS
i''i.u''pi
40 arn,~ u.h| = re ~
1,a,ha, - Ct = ~ liIth'
'to'', ii''N'S H'i u'o'o'''e"
W. L'''I ~ - :; a ,. -,
n. S2Nti W" vi noI'
iDrNi .,.;.h ,,l ' f.ttsa : ''IIu'C ,''
,inu, ~ ., "''r
,,a ne Ike ',SaI.ii, L -
n's nlSNI,.ic Va OI'' Ir ~ ole:'
90 ~ 49, N-'I- ,1'..1 ~ i"
@ - DC'Nt ~ h''o u't
So, % IN 9o".' q 'Iou
49, ~" VIZ" peio''s.u !" n.i
.,"'d' 'a a'a y a ",lu', lo'I,. " tbo " a;,. " -
'I,o''H "1lu Po"li pO'''"'''' unN ent %
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-20
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
vollr cough. chest cold, or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and you cannot at
ford to take a chance with any medicine
less potent than Creomulsion which
goes right to the seat of the trouble TO
help loosen and eXpel germ laden
phlegm and aid nature 10 soothe aMd
heal raw, tender. intlamed broncilal
mucous membranes.
Crenmulsion blends beechWood crco-
sote hv special process with other time
tested medicines for coughs. 1t contains
no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines you
have tried, tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsion with the under
standing you must like the way 1t quick,
" allayS the cough. permitting rest ano
Sleep, or you are to have your money
back, (AdYO
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-20

Three hundred yards ahead of them
-honc the headlight of another en-
gIae. Smoke was putting from the
stack and the light from the head
Hight showed clear rcd, white ana
gre n col rs.
Stop the train" he yelled 10 the
engineer, but the engineer paid no
attention.
No danger of a collision,' he as
zueed PInkney. 1--WE seen that en-
gue twenty times myself. That's
Tom Cypher's engine, number SO.
He was killed back there, And he
can run that engine backwards faster
than | can run this one forward. VIZ
wont collide.'
The ghost engine Kept anead for
several miles. As II was rounding I
curve IN front of them, a figure Was
seen n the pilot. Then it disappear
ed around the curve and did not re
turn. Many other engineers had Ccn
the ghost engine, but there was a SUI
~pcrsuton that il was back luck to
talk about ii if you were still on the
road. Not only engineers, but others
had seer ii, too, for the operator 1t
the next town warned the engineer
4 IInknCN's train that there was a
wild engine ahead, to be careful
net to catch up with it. Pinkncy him
self wired ahead to find out if the
real number 33 was in its proper
location. II was.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-20
From south sIill.

Nr.-gad Mrs. U. +. Wilkerson and
con- Hia.a ara kjmmie, of South
Nh " Wer, the guests Of Mr.. anG
NJ G.. o. King yesterday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-20
c,, >o,,ci Club Meets.

T-. sans S,uci Literary club VIII
-. ~.as.l.ruW afternoon al 3:iJ
a,,I5f, IN the home OF Mrs. Will.
RIsc.4alI.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-20
Club to Meet.

The Eight O'Clock club viii moe
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs
Fred Mabrv. on Zcnc street,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-20
Visiting Daughter.

N Casey. OF Gilisrillc, Ga. i.
visiting his daughter MIS- L. I.
lone. here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-20
H3uchter. Born.

Nj and Mrs. p. NJ. Carson. of
RE. Hts, w.. announce the blrth
Of , g. .-H'er. Katherine Valentino
Carson. on Saturday October IS, in
BIcJm .I M,s. Carson is the formC.
Nj uoaa Singleton, of Henderson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Automobiles for Sale

BUICK-i9si DE Luxe t-Door Trunk
super Model 81. Radio and heater,
spotlight, white wall tires, special
window guard; SITS down, balance
20 months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05

Furniture, Household Goods
DDS Automobiles for Sale
BEST BUY IN TOWN
4-Room Outfit, $50

BEST BUY IN TOWN
4-Room Outfit, $50
FRIGIpAIRE-sTov RADIO
lBeautful living room suite 3-pee: walnut
bedroom, 3-pce. kitchen outfit. beautiful
ichampaigae finish bpee. dinette in oak
rugs. end table smoker. mirror. Frigidaire
stove and Philco radio phono comb with so
records; used, good condition. some pieces
like new, 50 delivers long III terms, open
ewes. See Cornell. s29s Woodward.
BED spring and mattress. complete. sii 95
ACE FURN., 25s Michigan. open ewes
BUNK BEDS. with 2 springs and mat
tresses, s22. Benson. 1924 Woodward
Open evenings.
lCHOICE ODD overstuffed chairs. reup,
holstered In latest fabrics $40. Fourier
1880
| INNERsPRING mattresses must be sold (.
regular &i993. S9.93 cotton mattresses
S3.s5. Nome. 5000 Cas-. open evenings.
1T PAYS 10 buy the Central stores way
u locations in Detroit.
LIVING ROOM suites. beautiful selection.
direct from distributor. ROGERS CO.. 1915
East Grand Blvd, at viaduct.
LIVING room suites. $26 20. Riteway
Furniture Co, ii5 Harper.
LIVING RIM suites. 100 above cost. open
Sunday. Van Lokern, 1887 Charlevoix
MOVED 20 1922 Fenkel with a complete
line OF furniture at biz saving TO you.
| H. MOSS Furniture Company
rugs Used. cleaned all sizes. 81 so up.
American Carpet Cleaning, ss3s Oakland.
STUDIO COUCH with back and arms, si2
new. Benson. 1924 Woodward. Open
evenings.
STUDIO COUCH Observation-Disclosures i4 e5
American Furn Factory. 1921 Grand River
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
CADILLAC STORAGE. 18TH TUXEDO
lRUGs-Clearance sale; sx12. used, SIS.
Benson. 1924 woodward Open evenings.
SEE "LEE"-sAVE
LEES FURNITURE. ll6 w. McNICHoLS
RANGES. beds complete IS. refrigerators
furniture. s57l Jos. Campau. 1859
West Warren
RECLAIMED FURNITURE
4 ROOMS-S42
Once In lifetime. Look! Everything goes
i3- piece living room set, occasional chair,
rugs lamps studio couch, radio. beds
II dressers. breakfast set, gas stove, 81
month
BENSON
1924 WOODWARD
Open Evenings
SAVE up 10 SOC on furniture. Olympia,
$40 Grand River.
TREMENDOUS SAVINGS
- SAVINGS on ALL FLOOR SAMPLES
BOOK FURNITURE CO. 235 MICHIGAN
2-Pc. living room outfit, $40. 81 a week
CASH FURNITURE. 334 Michigan.
'sxi2 ATWOOD Administer rug gorgeous
patterns. S24. so. Martin Furniture, 5747
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
DANCING STUDIO, BIRMISGHAM

uPFCfAL Summer Ciastes--Dsncine. Alice
is22.
Evening star., 1941-03-15

town and until 1925 was an out
standing defensive guard under the
coaching of Lou Little. He was a
teammate Of Jack Hagerty, present
Georgetown coach.
A native of Syria, Mr.. lavish
came to this country with his
mother, Mrs. Selma M. lavish, In
1910. He took his early education
in District public schools.
Mr.. lavish was graduated from
the Georgetown law school in 1926
and the following two years played
football on a professional team in
Pottsville, Pa.
Entering the real estate business
after becoming a member of the
District bar, he built several apart
ment buildings, including those at
1929 Connecticut avenue NV. and
2720 Wisconsin avenue NV. He
also took part in the recent negotia-
tions leading to erection here of
a new Statler Hotel.
He was a member of the Dawson
Masonic Lodge.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs.
Marjorie lavish; two sons, Henry
De Muth, 13, and Gary King, g.;
a sister, Mrs. Adele Boulad, and a
brother, William lavish, both of
Washington.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Brig. Gen. U|io Heads
New|y-Created Army
Morale Branch
Organization to Operate
Directly Under the
Chief of Stuff

Creation of a morale branch of
the United States Army with Brig.
Gen. James Alexander Ulio, assist
ant adjutant general, as its chief
was announced by the War Depart
ment yesterday, giving a further in
dication of the Importance which
the department attaches to the SUBJ
ject of military morale.
Heretofore the morale activities
Of the Army have been handled by
the Morale Division of the Office of
the Adjutant General. Under the
new setup, the branch will operate
directly under the chief of staff on
plane Of equality with the arms
and other services, the department
said.
Will Advise Marshall.
Duties of the morale branch will
include advising Gen. George C.
Marshall, chief of staff, on morale
matters, welfare and recreation of
enlisted men, the relationship with
civilian welfare agencies and pro-
viding necessary welfare and recre-
ational facilities at Army camps.
1t will have available the advisory
services of the recently created Joint
Army and Navy Committee on We'll
fare and Recreation and will ad
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Henry lavish, Former
Football Star, Dies
Playing Randba||
Entered Realty Field
After Becoming Member
Of District Bur

Henry K. lavish, Il, former star
football player on both Georgetown
and George Washington teams, COL
lapsed and died while playing hand
ball at the Y. M. c. A., 1736 G street
NV, yesterday.
Mr.. lavish, who was a real estate
broker, was playing with Charles w.
Englehardt when stricken. The two
had played together on Fridays for
several years
Friends said the former football
guard had not been in i'll health.
He was pronounced dead by an
ambulance physician.
Mr.. Jawish's football career began
at George Washington in 1922. The
following year he was with George
Evening star., 1941-03-15

minister the Army Motion Picture
Service and the Army Library
Service.
The branch also will develop plans
for operation Of post exchanges,
guest houses, service clubs and the
many other factors tending to pro-
mote the morale of soldiers, the War
Studies and analyses will be made
of potential group and individual
morale problems and of plans for
improvement of morale.
Learn Lesson from 1917.
The department said the forma-
ton of the new branch resulted from
the experience gained during the
Army expansion of 1917 and 1918.
At the time of the armistice, the
morale organization of the Army
had grown into a large and complex
organization, which was required
: not only because of the tremendous
volume of morale work, but because
1t was considered necessary to give
such an important subject a place
in the Army organization commen-
surate with It's contribution to the
successful prosecution of the war.
Has Wide Experience.
Gen. Ulio has had wide experience
both in strictly military service and
in service on civilian basis. After
the World War he was a member
of Gen. William N. Haskell's mission
to Armenia, and later was ordered
to Athens, Greece, where he served
with the American Red Cross.
His long service in the Adjutant
Generals Department especially
qualities him for the personnel work
required by his new assignment, the
War Department said.
Gen Ulio will continue as the
War Department representative on
the Civilian Conservation Corps Ad-
Evening star., 1941-03-15
0verton-Hunter Bills
For Fiscal Formula
|ndorsed by Unit
Briehtwood Citizens
Association to Check Into
Terminal Congestion

The Overton- Hunter bill, provid-
ing a formula to fit the amount
of the annual Federal payment
toward the operating expenses of
the District, was unanimously in
dorsed by the Brightwood Citizens
Association last night in Paul
Junior High School.
Vice President John Clagett Proc
tor pointed out the need of addi-
tional funds, particularly at this
time with the greatly increased
population and expansion OF the
city due to the national defense
program.
The increasing congestion of traf-
fic at the terminus of the Four
teenth street carline was cited by
Elmer Johnson, who urged action
in the matter. He cited rush-hour
instances where eight streetcars
and II buses were engaged in load
ing and unloading passengers at
the loop" preventing traffic from
moving north and south.
The suggestion was advanced that
the carline be extended northward
to the Walter Reed Hospital
grounds and provide transporta-
ton for the residents in this new
community. Charles w. Ray, pres
| ident, appointed Mr. Johnson chair
man of a special committee to con-
tact officials of the Capital Transit
| Co. The Misses Gertrude M. Robin
son and Bertha A. Payson were
elected to membership
In response to protest against
a proposed increase to a l0-cent
cash fare, without transfer priv
ileges on the Takoma express buses
E. D. Merrill, president of the Capt.
tai Transit Co. informed the as
sociation that the extra fare covers
a special service that can be given
only if reasonable compensation
can be had for the extra expense
! involved
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Turks Working Hours
Extended for Defense
Ry the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
ISTANBUL, March 15.-Turkish
defense authorities yesterday ex-
tended the maximum working hours
for women and children in clothing
manufacture and coal mining to in
crease production.
In the clothing industry an IL
hour day, instead of eight, will be
permitted, the boys in the mines
may work unspecified additional
hours. All will receive overtime pay.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Death Ruled Suicide
Ter A. Magruder Macdonald

Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
issued a certificate of suicide yester-
day in the death Of Mrs. Maria Jas
ny, AZ, wife of Naum Jasny, Agri-
culture Department economist, who
died at Gallinger Hospital, where
she was taken Saturday suffering
from injuries received in fall from
the fourth-foor bedroom of her
home at 1920 Ontario road NV.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Brief Quoke on Coast

SAN DIEGO, Calf, March IS Up.
An earthquake which lasted 7
minutes was recorded last night by
Fred Robinson, San Diego seismolo-
gist, at 9:49 pm. Q2:49 am. Satur-
day e. S. To.
The tremor was Of No. 2 intensity
on a scale of 10.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
visory Council, while serving as
chief of the morale branch.

chief of the morale branch.
Two of the major phases Of the
morale branch are the maintenance
of adequate facilities for enter
tainment, training and exercise Of
the men of the armed forces while
on military reservations, and pro-
vision for wholesome recreation out
side military and naval stations.
Education and religious activities
also will be handled by the division.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Why not see Monday
The Exhibit Of
Glass Blowing

in the Glassware Section. Fifth Floor
through Saturday. March 22nd. only
See the miracle of gloss blowing, one Of the
most ancient and fascinating arts OF man.
kind, performed before your eyes. Choose
curios for your collection as you see them
made, or select miniatures of precious ort
pieces.
GLASSWARE FIFTH FLooa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Grant Churches
ASCAP License

Detroit churches viii be per
mitted to use all sacred music
and arrangements owned by the
American Society of Composers
and Publishers. under terms Of a
free license ISSUED today 10 the
Detroit Council Of Churches.
The council viii be permitted TO
use religious music ON IL early
.Jnorniug devotional broadcasts.
provided announcement IS made
That ASC-AP has granted permIS-
SION for use of its music.
We. are granting this license
In conformity with our desire to
serve the public interest" SAID
John G. Pane, general manager
OF ASCAP.
Dr. Clarence Hill Frank, eNecu-
tive secretary OF the Detroit Coun-
cil of Churches previously had
prepared a list of hymns for
church use which were not owned
by ASCAP. in event the society
denied the use of its religious
music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

tional concept. and that they
pledge their very life 10 the bund, $
continuance as the relentless OPP
ponent of Jewish Marxism and the
uncompromising champion OF
everything that constitutes Amer
ican-Germania.'
In minute detail. the manual
then instructs the storm-troOpers
as to their equipment. duties and
even how TO "goose-step' properly,
Breaking down the bund's 20.
D." Orderly service. or storm
troop force) into divisions. pre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

order that the American people
might be appriSed Of this fresh
proof of the un-American charac-
ter of the bund.'
The bunds official, confidential
manual il said. had belonged 10
G. Wilhelm kunze, national bund-
fuehrer.
In military language, the man.
ual DEGREES that bund storm
troopers must observe absolute
loyalty to their superior ''fuehr-
ers." that they must accept ma
tlonal-sooialiSm as an interna-