davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
Pennsy Income
Near 10 Million

WASHINGTON. Aug. Penn
sylvania Railroad for June had a
net income, after taxes and
charges. of SO 93s,s27, against So
363.072 in June 1871. President
Clement reported
June surplus, after appropria-
tons available for dividends, to-
tailed S9.605244, against $685.
POI for June. l941
For the first six months OF 1912,
net income after taxes and
charges. aggregated $25.437 ,S15.
against S20,320,04o the first half
of 1871.
Surplus available for dividends
in the first half Of this year
amounted to S23,436,315. against
SlS,359. $50 in the like period last
year.
Clement estimated that gross
for the period July l 10 %. this
year. totaled S5i.346.000, an in.
crease of 81 per cent over the
same period last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
Amer. Radiator
Earnings Drop

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-Ameri-
can Radiator and Standard SAM
tary Corporation has declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF $175
on the preferred. payable Sep
TENDER | to holders OF record
August Is.
Profit of the corporation and
subsidiaries in the United States
for the six months ended June 80
was S4.S80,690, before federal
taxes, against S5,4l6,009 in the
1871 period. After provision for
federal income and excess profits
taxes of S2,725, 900, consisting OF
taxes estimated at current rates
OF S2,1S0.00O. with additional re-
serve of S545, 900, net profit was
So, 1850 or 20 cents share on
the common, against a net profit
of S3,271,009 or 81 cents on the
common in the 1941 period after
S2145.000 provision for federal
taxes.
During the first half Of 1912
dividends received from foreign
subsidiaries amounted 10 1851,
5s4. No part of these dividends
is included in tho above statement
but tho amount thereof will be
held as reserve until operating
results Of such companies for the
full year shall have been deter.
mined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
Funeral Directors
MARRIAGE LICENSES

J0hn W stchur. 81; Inez Lake. III
Arnold n Dsavettla, rs, Ethei Bezotte
Benjamin p Rine. 80: Jane W Norris %
Kenneth Peterson. %. Eunoe Zshren. is
cssmer Purczynski. 70; Dolores A. suhoIa
Robert Kulka, 20 Joan Luko~,ki 10,
Ear Longlois. II RIA 2 CrahAy. 10
Ear Hjelmberg % Mildred Beaubien. a.
George w Hurley. IS; Helen G. spie~sk
FRANK J. stansla~.si, 10; susan NJ. Pf,f-
Frank Mccartney. 20: Elizabeth Faust. 2s
Charles Jsr rs: Grace l. MoKeon, 40.
Jacob Barrs, is RITA Dudley. %
Howard p Halpin. ~ Alice Kelly. 81
Joseph Vergote. 10 Edith vanderhaRen. le
Hiram V. farrell, - Grace Miller 30
Edward Conner. 20 Bessie Mae stephens,
Peter zombo. 2s: Emily Hernia. Is.
Hugh A. Turnsge, is;Yvonne Adams. is
Frank Hasisk. % Irene Kowalksi, Fl
sylvester Rsbey~off 81; Florence Jsekow-
Albert Roemelns. ~; Elizabeth L. Wy,
Eugene Gilbert. IS Essie 2. Paul ~
Leslie J. Gombar' p Shirley NJ. Brooks
simon Kenoge. %; Bsulah Davis. II.
Irving Bresslsr 20 Lillian ssmtur. ~
STANLEY TomcEyk, p Helen Groman. 10
Arthur MaeioszeIyk. 81: Regina Piotrow'
ski. %
Edward Frederick, AZ: Dorothy A. Bsscon,
81.
Clovis Thomas Jr, ~. Mary PsIletier 10
David Henley. 70 Margaret Kemp. 40
Daniel Zamora, %: Ruth Pena 10.
Joseph Parker. 30. Mona Murphy. a.
John Prykueki. IS; Lucille Fluery rs
William smedlar. 20. Ethel Boiling. IA
Robert G. Lockwood. III Kathleen Mid
ffeton. al
George Hanson 10: Gertrude link. II.
Robert Shtrey q Marie NAV. n
Sidney 8. Baron, %; Rochelle Hoffman
20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
BIRTHS
GIRLS

GIRLS
Girls were born TO:
Anne Bioomer 1923 Goethe
Ida Hastings. TO45 Pilgrim
Helen Sobocinsk e37 GARFIELD
Annette Chopp 1920 Littleheld.
Anne ROby. 1905 Korte Dearborn.
Rita Czeruel 1859 Ohver Hsmtramck
Margaret DuvAll, l20f7 warn
Cenevteve Buike pf2I Sorrento.
Margaret Speckher. ~ Eliot
Helen Piotrowsk, 23as Danfor,h. Ham
tramck
clara Zielinski. 1918 Gallagher
Barhara Place. 1891 Pennsylvania
Anne WickenberE aos3 Robins
lrma Becker 4Oos Seventeenth
Edna Flndlsy. z0S0 Fleetwood Crosse
Pointe Woods
MARY Lemaster ioO0s Arlington.
Dorothy Gauthier. 1882 l>oretto.
Dorothy Palmer. 1898 Second
Man I.eBergue e53s Nhfcomb.
Rose Gamnino. 1881 Flanders.
Ethel sharpe 1871 Elmhurst
NilheiminA Hawkins. 2504 Crane.
Tenrie Anderson, t435 Cadillac.
Mary Zachsrski. soss Packard. Van DYKE
Elizabeth Lindhergh. 1858 r. Grand Blvd.
Rhea Tam. 1SOT6 Kentucky.
Bernioe Rsdner. 1900 Boston
Louise Thomas 1925 Riopells.
Theina Schroeder. 1892 Stanshury.
Frances Ship, 1924 Hipp Dearborn.
Lenons Wonell .22157 Garrison Dearborn
Katherine Harms. 1882 Lauder.
Lydia Hegysn. SSH Marlows
Rosalyn Konkel. 676l Forrer
Ada Mercer, 1918 CollinEwOod
Charity Christopher, SIS East Baker
Clawson
Marie Hnle. 27s7i Hampton. ROYAL OAK.
Mary Garrett. 22201 Gregory Dearborn.
Burnadette sloan. iotl4 Cedsrlavn.
Evelyne nichols 1921 Archdsle
Mary Hyhs. 1879 Maddelein.
Iien Wall. 1921 Kenosha
Mary Yost 500 Mcdonald
Mary Hsnkins 1870 Kentucky
Lorraine Miller, i03i5 Greenboro.
Christine McVicker 4733 Lincoln.
stella Urso ftil Alter
Marearst Buchman si7s sieber
Jessie Denman 1856 Ash Wyandotte
Elizabeth Reynolds ITO Batavia. River
Lorraine sarsr. 2sOi Academy.
HIdur Nleman, So East james, Rivsi
Rouge
Catherine Conway. sos Regular
sylvia Roseuberger. 752 North Green
Wanda Burkes IS Leroy, River Rouge
land Park
sarbsra Johnson $3.50 vsncourt.
Marie Rollins 1889 strstford
Mary RakoCy. 2ZO2 Twelfth Wyandotts.
Frances Mnch $3.50 Mendoza.
Mary Maille. 1920 Griggs
Mary Dennis. 1870 Josly. Highland Park
Olive sugar, 1850 Blaine
Georgi Finlayson, 1926 Nottingham.
Mary Haubert 50lq CopIin.
Olive Tucker. 3f6 Saratoga Ferndae.
Helen Wyer. 14s5 Twenty fourth.
Dorothy Northorp. 1890 Cherrylawn.
Cecilia Christian. 500 East Forest Roya
OAK
Mary Gust. sos East Lycas's.
Ada Gshler. SIP Rivsrd, Bassline.
Betty Kder. 2o430 Yonka
irene Weston. 1880 Wiltshire.
lima Hstty. $40 McDougan.
Ruth Reifert. 1901 Bewick
Elsie Wandrie, 5425 Bewick
Irene Gail. e57 white, Lincoln Park.
Ruth Schoenfeldt. 222 North Post.
Elsa Raedle 1892 Lacrosse
Helen Groen. 1899 Tillman.
Grace Lowe s7I Glennan
Vera Tremain 2s03 Pearl
Frances copek. 1855 Carrie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
Special
General Electric Offering
Looked For Monday

NEW YORK, Aug. Eight or
10 Stock Exchange member houses
have been invited 10 submit bids
Monday morning for. a block Of
28, 700 shares OF General Electric
Company. This block comes from
a trust account of one OF the big
New York banks, supposedly the
same account which this week sold
$4,000 shares OF American To-
bacco b.
Once award is made 10 the sue
cessful bidder. il is understood the
offering will be a special" and
will be made during the course of
big board trading Monday,
rather than as a secondary distri-
button after the close.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued to-:
Vincenzo Santarelli, 80; Pauline Monte
leone 30
Robert ~. Jones. rs: Elinor Toms p.
William r. DesAutel. ~ Marion skellv. ~
Thomas 9. Morris. 81. Irene Piotrowski. "a
George 7. Lentz. % Phyllis Desk. ~.
Warren A. Hoss. %. Ann Eley. 20
Frank Cardinale %. Title Fracola. ~.
VIM J Maledon. IS: Alice VI. Conroy, 81
Waiter " Hedley. 81 W. tAntoinet,s Pin
chon. 36
chester r. Rakowski. III Mary wsrzyboE
~
Cssmer Rsznick. q; Estene cxyctyioWic1
20
Joe Berta. 20; Helen Patay. Is
L oliver DonaN. as. June " Havkinson, %
Donald r shanor, %; Eiizabeth A. Wealth.
sriy. 10
Bernard y Blslock, "a. Amy Surfing. 10.
Joseph Greoh, 57i Pauline DeBrlnest, IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
Houses for Sale
EAST of Wooduord)

LAMoNT--5-rcom. bedroom and bath up
STAIRS; Fear garage. side drive. 81 900
down TWinbrook 2-4Osq
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
hG66B HEALTH

The three. with no charges
against them, were held in house
arrest. but were in good health
when I left Pelping.
Every one Of the 1926 Ameri-
cans starting the final lap of his
homeward journey from Japan or
Japanese-occupied territories has
a different story 10 tell.
/ was one OF four Americans
taken IN the first part of the war
and detained for 80 days with the
contingent Of United States ma
rines taken into custody when
Japan and the United States went
TO war.
After the months detention,
however. / was released and al
lowed freedom Of m over n {
within Peiping.
The remaining $50 Americans in
the city were allowed the same
freedom. with the exception OF
Doctors Houghton, Bowen and
Stuart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
i. 5. Hospital
AtPeiping Used
By Jap Military
Rockefeller Institution
Taken Over; Yenchinq
University Closed Down

John Goette. International
News Service staff correspon-
dent in Peiping. North China,
was taken into custody by the
Japanese when war broke out
and was interned for 81 days
before he was given freedom of
the city. In this dispatch from
Laurence Marques. where he
was brought with other Ameri-
cans and British for exchange
for japanese nationals, he tells
of what is going on in the for
mer capital of Chinal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
BIaw-knos Company and sub.

Blaw-knON Company and subsidiaries
for the quarter ended June 30 report a
consolidated net profit OF S30s.si after
all charges. including estimated federal
income and excess profits taxes, equal 20
compares With a ret profit Of $685.. S43 or
~ cents share In the corresponding
period ~ las, year, and with net of
S27e s2f Or n cents share in the March
quarter last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
DEATHS

Rose Payone 1902 Bingham. Dearborn, %
Mohamed Aldo. 2120 Salina. Dearborn 50
Elmer Clayton Capron. 1850 Varney. So
Mertie Sten. 1851 Joann. 70
sarah Tremhlay, 1901 Iorstto IS.
Walter Sharkus el67 Russell 80
Theopaula Thanos. 81 North avenue, Mt
Clemens l month
George Williams. 577i Woodrow 81.
Elmer Macklem. 37ts Garland 50
Jemma Melville. 1890 ST Paul So
Adeine Rotary, 1850 East Grand voule
ward. S.
Charles Springs. 1899 Bangor. ~
Gregory Greoriades 4tiI Somerset As
stephen j. Ament. s5o7 Essex. Van Dyke
%
Felix DeMuynk. 1875 Tannst,e ~
David X KlaEes ass West Hancock !
Monsignor James stapleton. 1888 Park
view 70
Mary = Ransom 17f25 Hartveli. 81.
Michael Zarras. 1855 Chestnut SIS
Margaret Campo. 1927 South Emsrsl, Chi
cago. III. 81
Mary Blythe. 1921 Tuxedo. a.
Samuel C williams 250s Alter road 81
Gladys Ramirez 1928 Lovett "a
John H wiikie, sos Wheelock rs.
Joseph Pociacha. 1853 Central. So
Genevieve ziolkowski. 4f57 Riopelle. So
Patricia Ann Vsllery. 1854 Pingree I.
Carrie Myrold. l54sS Stoepel as
Edward r. Smith. e37 Junction. so
Albert c. Grunst. l0035 Sioux. Plymouth
so
Monie Fox. s2s owen. ~.
Samuel Maybury 53f2 Scotch 3s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
Death notires

70, 1912, Frank c..
husband Of Phoebe J Alexander, son OF
z. W. Davis OF Hillscsls. Mich. Al his
residence, Sl09 South Clarendon Ave. un-
Ill sunday morning. Funeral service al
chapel OF the william r Hamilton Co.
1915 Case Ave. sunday az 10 m. In
terment at Marshall, Mich, Sunday after
noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
BY JOHN GOETTE
In,I News Service stan Correspondent


LOURENCO MARQUES, MO-
ZAMBIQUE. Portu guese East
Africa. July % Delayed. -. The
magnificent hospital and medical
school established in Pciping by
the Rockefeller Trust has been
converted by the japanese 10 a
military hospital, and they have
closed down Yenching University,
for years operated under mis-
Sionary auspices.
When the attack on Pearl Har-
Dor precipitated war in the Pa
cific. the japanese military author
tiles in in peiPiHgg arrested DR. Henry
Houghton. head OF the Rockefeller
Hospital. DR.. Trevor Bowen, hos
pital controller, and DR.. John
Leighton Stuart. president or YEN
ching University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01

EXPERIENCED-Coi ored girl wants day
work. Also bundle washing. To 5-3s0f
GIRL wishes days good ironer. general
cleaning references Tyler 5-4tA0.
NEAT. attractive coiofed giri experienced
waitress. wants steady work Can Fitz-
ROY O5a9.
NEAT reiab'e. csi0rcd Girl experienced
wants days IS lo Carfare. Temple
1-0s76
NEAT colorsd woman excellent cook
wishes weeks work. Call Fitzroy 675s
NEAT coIored girl wants days. laundry
only, 50 so carfare Temple 2-5s6f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01

MAXWELL. 5s2s-7-room home 2 car ga
rage. Al condition. modern home, rea-
sonahe price. Ivanhoe 1897, mornings
OWNER must sell sacrtftca A hedrc--,-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers
Carpet, Rug Cleaning

GUARANTEED rug cleaning; sxi2. 50 80
Onsured) Service Rug Cleaning. VI.
2-Sl1O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
CONFINED TO HOMES

Women and children in Toxic
and Yokohoma were virtually con-
fined 10 their homes. while news
papermen were sent 10 Sugamo
Prison. and later 10 an internment
camp 10 await repatriation.
An exception was made in the
case of one American correspond
cnt who had been a resident OF
Japan 80 years and had a Japa-
nese wife. He was released and
allowed TO live in Toxic
The internment camp where
newspaper men were confined was
said TO have been overcrowded.
Allied nationals in Yokohama
were informed at the Yacht Club
where their treatment was more
severe than that given in Toxic
There were some unpleasant Incl
dents, l was told. though nothing
in the nature Of atrocities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
DIVORCES

Raymond Henrdon from Lulu.
Marion Totna from Michael
Carrie r Corp from Timothy.
Neville Olive from Irene.
Vincent Msylock from Bsrbara.
Sophie Yasychuk from william.
Charles Sharpe from Muriel
Antoinette ModEiers from Edward.
Robert q, McCreary from LOIS A.
Luther W. Sherwood from Monica.
Alma Reid from Robert
Washington y Emery from Elsie Mae.
Virginia pavone from Philip
Belva Cutler from George n
Lorene G. Sadulovich from Robert l..
Theodore 4 Gufrey from Margaret
Theodore Chastney from Jean
Helen StuItinsky from Anthony,
Mary p Haley from Ray
DORIS Monahan from Frank =.
Thomas Quinn from Francis
Jucksy e. Holmes from johnnie y
Gerald X Strswcuitsr from Beatrice
Eva II. Reichlin from Henry A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
AMERICANS REMAIN

I was the only American repa-
triated from the city, except for
members OF the embassy staff. The
remaining Americans remained IN
the city in their own homes. AT
the time ] left there health was
normal and they were enjoying
good food.
Despite the closing Of Yenching
University. 30 members of the
schools staff remained there.
Mission hospitals in the city
have remained open,
Other repatri te d Americans
aboard the exchange ship told me
that in Japan, on the day after
Pearl Harbor. the Japanes e
combed their cities for American,
British and other Allied Nationals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
Lost and Found

BEAGLE hound, white black. tan (ring)
reward. 1892 Prairie University 2-issi.
BIRD DOG-Male. white With brown spots
Major: reward Hoearth o3t7. '>
BROWN alligator coat bnlfoid, important
papers 1904 Murray Hnl. Vermont
5-300i Reward.
BROWN and black eight month old fox
hound. Trouble Reward, Cherry
$3.50
EMALE-Enghsh pointer, liver. while
(spoU BEDFORD district reward. Ever
green 1886.
FIVE. MONTH OLD red Chow vicinity
$50 Belmont. Reward. Townsend 5-O236.
iLADY's alligator grained purse Newshoy
! Pavilion. Belle Isle. reward 1891 Allen
dale Tyler 5-7i47
LosT-cLAss pin o. V. l.. July n re'
ward oregon 33i7.
MANS Bulova wrstwaich and ruby ring
In Lola valley Park rest room Reward.
Oregon 1851.
REWARD Mans wristwatch TUESDAY
| night inscribed tom Meyer" vicinity
/ 10000 East jefferson, Cadillac 377i
WHITE and black spotted English S'ter
/ female: license 2i75. vIneWood 2si32
$40 90 REWARD Blue leather and chrome
swinging chair. sisi East Outer Drive
READ Times Want Ads for proflt-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01

DETROIT TIMES
WANT AID RATES
Dolly end Sunday
Rate Per NHord Per Day
Transient
CASH CHARGE
tos consecutive time. slae Sc
or more consecutive
Minimum II words)
EXCEPTIONS
To Rent - Rooms. Housekeeping
Rooms Board and Room, Children
20 Board, Home for Aged. Invalid,
Situations Wanted.
CASH CHARGE
time ............... Sc SIZE
5 To 9 consecutive times SIZE 10
or more consecutive
tiHiet. 'fsss NC 3fxc
minimum IL wotds)
Advertisements accepted At anv OF
hundreds OF convenient neighborhood
Want Al stations or at the Times
Main office. Times Square. At low
economy cash rates or you NAV
tall a 10
and have IL charged
Ads ordered BY telephone and ac-
eepted from persons listed in the
telephone book or city directory on
memorandum charge only. In return
for this courtesy the advertiser is
expected 10 remit promptly.
II box number IL desired, estimate
five words additional.
The Times reserves the right 20
classify ADS under appropriate head
ings.
All claims for adjustments and re-
funds must be made within 10 days
after expiration OF ad.
Errors should b. reported immtdi-
stsly The Times assumes no respon-
sibilty for errors after the first
insertion.
To insure publication IN the Sunday
paper. copy must ne In the Times
office by 1880 a. m. Saturday. To
insure insertion In every edftion of
the week day paper, copy must be in
the Times office by p. m. the day
before publication.
WHEN CANcELINC Advertisements
advertisers must secure KILL
NUMBER from the telephone clerk.
without this number, satisfactory ad-
Justment cannot be made In case OF
error. We do not guarantee TO discon-
tinus an order unless cancellation is
received in the office before 8 .. m. the
day preceding the next insertion; Il 80
a. m. Saturday for Sunday editions.
MAIN OFFICE
1870 CAss AVENUE
AT TIMES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money making opportunity driving
CHECKER CABS; an outdoor Job. driving
a pleasure car; healthful. profitable and
steady. Age 81 10 Sc. Apply 2l2s Trumbuil.
after a. m.
DRIVERS wANTED-Over 81; nave fair
knowledge of city. Apply $3.50 Woodward.
EXPERIENCED belt maker; good salary.
Inquire Jensen Betting and Supply Com
pany Forest and Hastings Columbia $40.
EXP ERIENCED body and fender bumper
with collision experience: steady work
good wages Werth and Martell. 81 AIDE
lside. Cadillac si2s
EXPERIENCED truck mechanic. major
oil company. Mr. Harrington. Foot OF
Deacon St VinewOod 2-3Ql0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
War Sub-COnfracfs
AND
DEFENSE AIDS

AVAILABLE for defense work.
Is internal and external grind
ers for production and precision
work. Hold 10 any limits,
Phone TIE. 1870.
LATHE WORK wanted FOR new l0-Inch
lathe. All work guaranteed Prospect
i7i3
LATHE work wanted FOR two 49, and
one 10 lathe. Also drill press work
Atlantic 1l70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01
Dancing Instructions

FORMER SIS COURSE, 20 lessons. 50 so.
AraEon. 1855 woodward. Tt. 2-s363.
SUMNER special dance course. so. Guar
anteed complete private course now SIS.
TREE STUDIOS tiO9 WOODWARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
1850 Plant Types
Seen in Smokes

THERE ARE more than 800
different kinds of Towering
plants in the Great Smoky
Mountains National Park in East
Tennessee. Probably the most
famous of these is the rhododen-
dron which is at its best in
June and July. Indications from
the present bud are that the
rhododendron this year will
cover the mountain sides more
profusely than in many years
past.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Hobby Shop on Shore

A completely equipped hobby
shop, situated at the waters
edge. under shade trees, pro-
vides activity space for hand
craft.
THE program Of Grace Bent
ley Camp IL highly socialized,"
said Mrs. Hoffman. 1T Is de-
signed to contribute to the
child's physical well being. his
happiness and the development
Of strong character, TO over
come any feeling of inferiority,
20 teach the child how 10 CO.
operate and to make use Of his
leisure"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Mrs. Opp Chairman

To raise money for mainte-
nance fund the ways and means
committee Is planning a benefit
bridge party TO be held May II
at the Harmonic Society's club
house. A baked goods sale will
be held at the same time.
Mrs. George c. Opp chairman
OF the ways and means commit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Owned by League

The camp. situated on three
and q half acres. Is miles north
~ Port Huron. is owned by the
1eague. It consists Of II cabins.
m infirmary, a recreation build
ing. a central building. includ-
ing living room. dining room,
officers and employees quarters.
The state inspector gives it
Class A rating.
A staff of II young men and
women, all college graduates or
students carefully chosen for the
varied camp activities. direct
the work of the children. The
program includes nature study.
music, art, dramatics, swimming
and handicrafts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Business Women Meet

EMPLOYMENT TRENDS
for Women" will be discussed by
Anne Little Brandes of the
Michigan State Employment
Bureau, at a meeting of the
Nike Business and Professional
Women's Club at 7 p. m. Tues
day in the Central YWCA
Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Vudor Porch Shades

They help to keep porehes cool. Ventilator at
top to let the breezes in, automatic roll control
for easy operating. Dark green, brown-and-tan,
green-and-ivory. All have six-foot drops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

tee, Is general chairman of the
party. She is being assisted by
Mrs. Cash w. Talbot, vice chair
man OF the ways and means
committee, and
MEsDAMEs
r. w Bentley James p. ogden
A. y. Crawford A. G. Page
Vincent DE Petri1 o. o. Rex
Howard Dodge Fred J. Schumann
Harry Jackson J. A. Wingsrt
\. G. Lang J. o. Withet.
Frank Lathrop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

splendid combination of style and touch in piano
ideally suited the small home Style in its graceful
hogany Tone that from its full ssnots
Touch in the excellent responsive action of its keys
Extended payments available See and hear soon!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Crippled
Children
GetHo|idoys

NeHE care Of crippled children
" shall not lag. de spite
women's engrossment in war
work.
The Michigan League for Grip
pied Children, headed by Mrs.
William F. Hoffman. is de-
termined that handicapped chill
dren shall have their vacations
rs usual at Grace Bentley Camp
on Lake Huron, which it has
operated for many years.
The far-sighted officers Of this
Organization, last January,
bought. insured and stored pro-
visions for the camp. Now
they are worrying for fear that
when the 1850 pounds of sugar
are declared they may be COM
PEELED to turn some OF ii back
10 the Sugar Rationing Board.
II Seems Great Deal
THAT seems a great deal of
sugar, but we accommodate $50
children during the season and
have q large staff of employees"
said Mrs. Hoffman. THE chill
dren 90 In relays for periods OF
two weeks"
The cost OF each childs vaca-
ton is approximately SIG. The
nominal rate charged for two
weeks Is $12. Only about 10
|per cent Of the parents pay the
full rate; IS per cent pay from
$50 cents to Sc, while IS per cent
|pay nothing at all. A number of
children. however. are sent by
individuals and women's clubs.