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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26
I'd Front Speculation Discouraged
Tank Expert, Heading
AEF, Soys: Call Ne Ike

ance by recruits. It's . reyeIAy
ton"
The American general said he
felt that the AEF now in Britain
and Northern Ireland lives up fully
10 American military standards
and traditions.
The reaction OF those who inter-
viewed Eisenhower was that the
AEF has fighting general to lead
them in whatever action may be
undertaken. His human warmth,
however. was illustrated by his
admission during the interview
that he has nickname.
"Call me Ike" he said.
1t was learned that Mai. Gen.
James f. CLANCY, who had been
in command of the American
forces in the British Isles, has re-
turned TO Washington.
Maj. Gen. Russell p. Hartle.
however. remains in command of
United States forces in Northern
Ireland.
native VT lLAAS
General Eisenhower is 50 years
old and native of Tyler, Texas.
He was commissioned a second
lieutenant of infantry on June Il,
1915.
During World War I, Eisen-
hover served with the 18th In
fantry at Fl. Sam Houston, Tex.
from Sept. 13. 1915 TO May %.
1917. From March "a TO Nov.
Is, 1918, he commanded Camp
Colt. Pa. and later the camp
corps troops at Camp Dix, n. J.
He specialized in infantry train
ing and in tank maneuvers.
Following the first world war
he served as commander of var
ious tank battaiions and after his
graduation from the infantry tank
school, he served in Panama, the
Philippines, ends various army
posts in the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26
u. 5. Purchases
EXEMPT From Controls

WASHINGTON, June 26.-Pur-
chases by government for immedi-
ate delivery of any commodity for
which there is an emergency need
are excluded from maximum price
regulation under an amendment
announced by Price Administrator
Henderson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26
DIVORCES

Gertrude Brown from william.
Pauline J Keller from James
Flora Kulich from Philip.
Marion w. Gruber from Carl.
Geneva Dossett from Lawrence
Opal +. Streeter from Ernest.
Mildred Berube from Octave.
Bernice Miller from Thomas.
Eugenia Bledsoe from Paul
clara Raeuber from Joseph Z.
Charles Vest from Edith
Dorothy G. Ramey from Frank W.
Wendell NJ. Young from Cecilia n
Charles B. Morris from Grace
Eliza Jane Stevens from Harry n
sarah n. Michot from Eugene r
Elizabeth ". Curtiss from Irving 3
Mildred Riney from Edward.
Dennis Taylor from Eileen.
Virginia Rachols from CLAUDE
Clara White from George.
John William White from Marion
Orvilie Linok from Dorothy.
Agnes Con from Cecil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26
Officers Reelected
By Building Owners

All major officers of the Ma
tional Association of Building
Owners and Managers were re-
elected today at the close of the
thirty-fifth annual convention a,
the Book cadillac Hotel.
Delegates chose St. Paul as The
1913 convention city following re-
election of Leo J. Sheridan, Chi.
'cago. as president; Leo v. Echols
Memphis, Tenn. vice president
and F. B. Bourland, Peoria, Ill.
secretary-treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26
A Citizen OF the World Now

GRANT PASS. Ore, June u
UP).-Here is unique excuse
for failing 10 register as an alien
A German apprehended here
claimed that he, had experienced
a religious rebirth--and therefore
was not a citizen of Germany, but
"a citizen of the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26
BIRTHS

Girls we're born TO:
Joanna Skirchak, s224 Forrer.
Anna Slaughter, 1025 Plum.
Elsie sewsl. 1909 Alger.
Harel Truesdell. 35255 Barton, Wayne.
Burnedo Thum, 17347 Eddon, Melvindsle.
Ella Wuerfei. 231l Gladstone.
Lois Yanakis, s022 Radford.
Irene zesk, s153 West Lafayette.
Collette Brzenk, f647 Lovett.
Annabelie Biederman, 2442 Hardwood.
Delima Cook. 25e2 rsise, kosevine.
Dora Charboneau. SEQ Jos. Csmpau.
Margaret Cole, 1912 Ilene.
Lavina Cattley, s2s West Willis.
Anna Dichtel. 144o1 Mspleridge.
Glothine Denton. 1850 Robins
Leona Dewitt. e643 Woodlawn.
Bernice Erenberg, 1907 LasaIle boulevard
Margaret Fountain, 700 Prentis.
Natalie Ferman, 1864 Northlawn.
Maria Franw. 1919 Michigan boulevard
P.tricis Fraser, 1892 Oregon.
Helen Telling. 1919 Merrick
Lillian Fromer. si3 West Drsyton. Fern
Norma Foster. oct Maeomb.
Dorothy Chicken, 1855 Blaine.
Mary Crossbart, 1000 Brwood
Harriet Gasser, 1882 Rivard. Base Line.
Dorothy Gulish. 1912 Lemay.
Clara Gresham. 1881 Sorrento.
Catherine Heemer. s45i Nathan Hole Cen
ter Line.
Helen Henntng, e116 Lane.
Sally Hodnicki, 10546 Knodell.
Helene Jensen, 18442 Murray Hill.
Henrietta johnson. 224 Friedrich
Ann Jones is7o5 Mound road
Helene Koncewicz. 1920 Robins.
Ella Kodiak. 1925 Rockdale.
Marjorie Kesselhon. 1928 Lasalls.
Elizabeth Kunarski, 1905 Second boulevard
Mary Lohn, 474 Peterboro.
Elsie Larabee. 1852 John r.
Katherine Lang. 175 South Cratiot, Mt
Dorothy Lewis, 1890 West Chicago.
Mary Lukas, 1882 Hull
Eleanor Moeller, s063 Catalan.
Bridget Mackey. 1850 Blaine.
Josephine Mattox. 295 Lsbelle Highland
Martha Malak. 4so7 Casper.
Beryl McHaffie. $50 Yorkshire.
Frances Prsntera, 1902 Camden.
Jesse Petroni. 1881 Roselawn.
Mildred Parrish. 1925 Pennington Drive.
Helen Paraski. sos Talbot.
Grace Richards, 500 Lane.
Mildred Rigg. 1880 Prest.
Alberta Kicks, 1881 Spruce. Inkster.
Martha Ryba, 6595 Mcdonald.
Adele Rue. 1879 Seminole. Plymouth.
Audrey steffes, 6037 Cadet.
Ann Simms, 467 East Kirby.
Jeanne Shook. 1873 Burlinsame.
Margaret Strope. 1864 Cardwen. Plymouth
Dorothy Smith, 1884 Bernhard, Ferndale
Evelyn siott. 617e Iroquois.
Mary Spear, 1859 Alter road.
Josephine shugar. 3572 East Kirby
Ruby Snow. 1865 Normandy.
Pauline struzik. 1850 Filler.
Eileen Smith. 22s5 Ferry Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26
Civilian Trutk-TraiIer
Output Ends July |

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The
War Production Board has ordered
manufacturers TO halt production
of commercial type truck-trailers
for non-military use July l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26

LONDON. June 26 uNSl-Ar.
rival of Maj. Gen. Dwight ID. Els
enhower, a tank specialist. in Eng
land 10 take command of Ameri'
can forces in the European theatei
was followed today by official dis
Encouragement OF any speculation
linking this development with the
projected second front.
Quarters in close touch with
General Eisenhower cautioned that
his appointment TO the new job
does not warrant any interpreta-
ton beyond the official statement
that this was "a logical step in
co-ordinating the efforts Of Great
Britain and the United Staes."
TALK WITH CHURCHILL
Following his arrival General
Eisenhower revealed that he hac
had lengthy conversations in the
United States with President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill before he left for Eng.
land.
He said he found Churchill in
good spirits" and good heart,
even though the premier already
received the bad news OF Britain'S
loss of Toburk and East Libya.
The new commander of al
American forces in the European
arena voiced high praise for the
Organization and training of the
army of the United States.
He disclosed that when Lord
iMountbatten, chief of Britain's
Commands. visited the United
States recently, he inspected
rookie divisions that had had only
eight weeks of training. General
Eisenhower quoted Lord Mount
batten as saying:
COMMANDO'S. PRAISE
I'm my entire experience i
have never witnessed such an
excellent standard of perform
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity; Scattered showers
or thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow
morning with little change In temperature !
gentle 10 moderate winds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26
CoMMANDo's PRAISE

I'm my entire experience i
have never witnessed such an
excellent standard of perform
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26

United States Industrial Alcohol
Company has declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 25 cents on
the common. payable August l, 10
holders of record July Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
II Home Sales

Wood revealed that during the
last 80 days the b. T.. Taylor
organization has sold II now Fla
homes of the 5000 and under
class. in addition. a number o
used properties have been sold
Last year Wood said. The Taylor
organization sold built or started
construction on 2l3 new homes
all M the price range below $4,000
"A family can't do without "A
place Ia live" Wood continued.
Where are they going Ia get IL
IL the builders of Detroit don't
get going? Let's build now. We
cant go wrong. because the
homes are badly needed. The
workers are making he big
money that will easily Jay the
larger down payments il nee
esSary. Every new house built
and sold releases a used home
that can he rented"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

More chemistry and less OF
Strong-arm methods is being used
by master plumbers today in
servicing that bugaboo OF the
property owner and tenant-the
stopped up drain - says the
Plumbing and Heating Industries
Bureau.
Instead OF ripping up floors,
breaking into thing or walls. or
digging up the ground in an effort
TO clear a drain or sewer pipe, the
up-to-date master plumber uses
strong solvents capable OF dis
solving obStructing organic mate
rails.
Significant Improvements have
been made in the formulas for the
better drain pipe cleaners in recent
years. Owing TO their specific
gravity. solvents when introduced
into a pipe will seek the obStruc-
ton. The violent chemical action
and heat produced by the solution
are sufficient 10 diSlntegrate and
liquefy any obstruction composed
OF organic matter. Even tree
roots can be eliminated from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Features
Gar Wood Unit

Visitors at the Detroit Builders
Show Saturday were inspecting
the new, small defenSe-home heat
ing unit Just introduced by the
air conditioning division OF De
troit'S Gar Wood Industries, Inc
Although the automatic. oil
fired, heating and air conditioning
unit is a wartime product
stripped down to essentials, II
does not sacrifice efficiency or
dependability. according 10 J. IL
Nymbcrg. Detroit Air Condition
ing branch manager.
The compact unlt--it'S - inches
wide. 56 inches high and "A inches
deep overall sells at a new low
price. Features found in the
coSther Gar Wood models. such
as the economizer, power blower
Counterflow principle
of heat transfer and the combus-
ton chamber firing unit, are in
in the defense model,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Urges Program
OF Renode|ing

a nationwide program Of Re
for Defense is urged by
Harlan Thomas of Seattle, dircc.
tor of the American Institute OI
for the western noun
tam district. Committees SHOULD
be formed at once throughout The
country 10 ascertain the possible
ties in this field, Thomas declares
"There are many hundreds of
twO-Story houses of from seven
10 10 rooms each i'm defense
areas, now obsolete and I'm the
low income brackets" Thomas
points out. THE present demand
l. for compact accommodations
provided with mechanical equip
ment which eliminates the ne
ceSsity-fOr expensive domestic
help. now 80 difficult 10 secure.
These big twO-story houses
can readily be altered and made
into two To three apartments
each, which will double or triple
the income and effect a definite
contribution toward defense
housing.
THE principal items of cost
would consist of the installation
Of u bathroom on the first floor,
"A kitchen on the second floor.
Encouragement of electric wiring
10 provide separate meters, and
electrical refrigeration and cook
ing equipment. Ample financial
assistance and priOrities are
available for this type OF con-
structiOn."
Thomas also stated that each
'hapter Of the American Institute
If Architects i'm touch with a de-
cnSe area should establish a spc-
,ial committee on 'Remodellng for
Defense
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
EDRA 10 Hold
Statesmen S Day

il will hc "SalCSmcn'S Day" NJ
next Tuesday luncheon meeting
OF the Eastern Detroit Realty
Association at NortheaStern
YNCA, Harper and Cadillac ave
UuCS.
Joseph +. Donovan. chairman OF
a special committee said sales
men OF the member brokers would
discuss various systems i'm opera
tion by the EDRA which affect
statesmen and brokers alike.
Harry r. Sine, president Of the
association viii preside. J. War
nor Wolsion VII speak briefly
upon the merits of statesmen
membership IN the Eastern De
troif Realty Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Need for New
Homes Cited
Wood Urges Speed
in Building Field

THE need for ncv homes In the
Iow cost bracket is probably
crrater today ~ metropolitan
pcrrot than ever before IN The
history of tins city Ezra 4. Mood
general sales manager tor b. T.
TAYLOR declared Saturday
Builders should fully realize
This fact and get going faster
than ever before" Wood said.
1T il our clcar-Cut duty 10 build
A. many homes a. we can build
during this wear 10 house war
production workers. It's almost
n important ~ making guns,
ammunition, aircraft and tanks.
These workers on war prOduc-
tion in these mammoth new
factories must he housed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
HddIey Sales
Show Big Gain
During January

Fo'ao.0- 1871 r.aa-. d.
r-rrr it rs p,t ..ut -T..e
volume. = 4 Ilae.,> ir. Der.'
rea'for. reported SATURDAY "a con.
taruauon ot 't.s upward trend
through January of rm, hrar N.'h
S9lc> rug- pI .y.' Ir ~
cess o.. TIE firm $ january, 1871
sales
"Thc most encouraging aspect
~ our >flcs this winter - the
Tact that the present demand
embraces all types ~ property"
said Cav y Stevens lII8I.y
sales managed
Whereas az past wears there
ha> always been quite "A decided
trend IN favor at one type of
property ar another and then "A
shift back again. the members
Of our sales organization this
wear are enCouutcring ready
buyers tor both large and small
homes ~ well A. multiple dwell
ing>. including apartments.
Demand Pick-Up
The sale bN our Crosse Pointe
branch this week OF large home
on Grand Nsrsis ~ tiroSSe
Pointe Park for Sl5,500 was fol-
lowed almost within the hour
that daN hN the sale Of an in
come bungalow across the city
on Sorrento avenue for $3.50.
This pickup in the demand for
existing properties of all price
ranges and in different sections
at the city should easily fill up
whatever gap has been opened
by governmental restrictions on
neW home construction.
III any one type Of property
i enjoying An especially active
demand right now, II il income
bungalows and two fats. pur-
chased a. both homes and a.
investments. We have had CON
siderable success in selling these
properties where they have been
reconditiOnPd."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Cites NeW Trend

The trend of home builders TO
ward the construction OF dinetteS
and breakfast hooks was attrib.
utcd Saturday by Nigra as the
spark which touched of his com
pany'S remarkable growth.
I'VE saw how builders sought
10 conserve space without sac
rifiCing comfort and convenience
by turning toward dinetteS and
breakfast rooms" Nigra said.
but these smaller rooms and
breakfast spaces did not follow
any standard pattern or size.
Consequently II was often a
problem for the owner Ia find
just the right kind Of dinette
or breakfast furniture to nj his
particular need.
I'VE saw our opportunity
there and began To manufacture
dinPtte and breakfast room fur
niture. We sell direct To the
consumer. We have factory
shOwroOmS. Our furniture II
all open stock, like dishes in N
Chinaware shop. The customer
can choose table and four
chairs, for example. and later
buy more chairs and cabinets
and Bullets To match"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Furniture Firm
Moves 10 Bigger
Quarters Soon

The Industrial furniture Com
pany. 200 East McNicholS road,
makers of breakfast nook and
dlnette furniture. will move to
new and larger factory and show
room quarters al 1910 Van Dyke
avenue on March 80
The new plant, which viii con-
tain 10000 square feet, viii double
induStrial'S present factory space.
Industrial Furniture Company
was launched i'm 1929 when Dom
nick Nigra and his uncle, DomnlCk
Cattera. Detroit cabinet makers,
started manufacturing Gems,
stairs and boats in n
small garage at the rear Of Nigra' :
home.
Today the firms monthly set
output touches the 500 mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Domestic Production
Replacing Imports

Domestic earth ColorS. used in
the manufacture of paint. Will
satisfactorily replace imported ma
TERMS in substantial degree. Al
though domestic yellow ochre IS
not TOO abundant, it is now being
called upon to replace chrome yell
low. Domestic grades are close 20
those formerly brought from
France There j. no shortage ot
raw umbcr ~ the present time
and none is expected within a
wear. Transportation is q prob
lem. however. and 50 are calcining
IcoStS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

money to live on i'm the next few
years, it IS the woman in the home
who viii say where most Of that
money is 10 be spent. Her hatred
OF war and instructive conSidera-
non for the family viii result in
a greater glorIfication of the home
As a place of security. That, ac-
cording to Lowndcs is the psychic
logical reasoning back OF his claims
for the future.
According 10 figures of the Ma
tional Resources Planning Board,
half Of the national income Will be
spent for defense IN 1914. That
means. LOwndeS said, less money
for luXurieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Lists Woods Used

Solid oak, maple and walnut
are the woods used, Nigra said.
The firm also makes chrome tables
and chars, using wood, porcelain
or mica composition top that is
heat resisting and Chipproof
Chairs are made with wood,
leatherctte, spring and upholstered
seats.
Until transfer 20 the new quar-
tiers Nigra.S company viii still
maintain IT'S factory ShowroomS
and SaleSroomS at 7205 East Nc
Nichols road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Sees Greater influence
Of Women In Homes

During the next five years
women of the United States Will
exert a greater Influence over the
industrial and scientific. agcncic,
that build and furnish the home
according to w. S. LowncS. dircc-
tor of the school of architecture
international Cores pon dcncC
Schools.
LOwndcS said there are many
reasons why women viii take a
greater interest in all details CON
corning the buying, building, and
furnishing OF the house. First,
the master of the household will
be giving his undivided attention
TO matters that have 10 do with
national defense, and the lady OF
the house viii step more promi-
nently into the foreground when
domestic problems are considered.
Women are filling more kinds
of Jobs daily in this country, but
they, unlike the men, will continue
10 think in terms OF the home and
what it will be in years 10 come.
LowndeS explained. Women viii
be engineering a great amount OF
comfort into the house itself by
demanding air-conditloninG. mod
ern lighting and all kinds of labor
Saving devices. In some instances,
the women themselves will have a
hand in designing and building
these household ConVenienceS.
If tho American family has loss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
More Chemistry, Less
StrOng-Arm Methods

sewers by the powerful action Of
the better solvents.
Due TO the strong chemicals in
them, these solvents can be used
with safety only by experienced
plumbers. Damage 10 plumbing
fixtures may result from improper
use. Closet bowls, for instance.
may crack il subjected TO the heat
generated by the solvent.
Solutions used for the clearing
OF drain pipes should never be per-
mitted to come in contact with the
hands or clothing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Fresh Paint 0dors
Killed by Charcoal

Charcoal. II Is said. Kills Odors
of fresh paint in newly finished
room FIJI a paper bag with
pound or two OF it and leave 1t in
the closed room 10 absorb the
OdOr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
for 500
New Homes Told
By Frislhkorn

Plans for the construction of
500 new homes IN 1912 were an
nounced Saturday by Charles r.
t'riSchkorn of FriSchkon Com
pany. builders and developers.
The homes. t'riSchkoTn said,
would be erected in the following
four locations:
Evergreen Village Plymouth
and Evergreen roads.
Grand Dale. Plymouth road,
between Greenfield and Southfield
roads.
HemmingWay Woods
2. Hemminway Woods. Plym-
outh road and Hemingway ave-
nue..
4 Parkview Manor. Warren
avenue, adjoining Rouge Park.
"\ll these properties" FriSch-
korn said, "have every modern
improvement, plus chOols,
stores. churches, transportation
and rccreationaI facilities. All
these properties are owned by
the Frischkorn Company and
have been approved by the Fed
eral Housing Administration.
"In carrying out this building
program for 1912. our aim II not
only to make each individual
building n good. substantial
structure, but one Of good
architecture.
Every home will he taste
fully decorated and will have
tile features. All homes will he
on spacious lots. Lawns will be
Sodded. ribbon drives installed
and many will he on paved
streets.
Tells Price Range
"The homes will have four,
five and six rooms. The price
range will run from $500 10
$4,000. including lot and mort
gage expenses. All will be built
/ and financed on the FILA plan
under Title III and VI. Seventy
FIVE homes are already under
way.
I'VE consider this building
program an opportunity To fiji
great need In the national de-
Tense program. We are going
forth with every effort to reach
our goal of 500 homes at the
earliest date possible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Man of Year
Rep. Mas Is Proclaimed
Outstanding Marine
Special to THE DETROIT rIMIs

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Rep. Mel
win !. Mas tR) of Minnesota.
who spoke before the opening SeS-
sion Of the national association Of
manufacturers convention. today
was honored as the outstanding
stateSman-marine Of the year
That distinction was voted the
fighting representative - he re-
comfy returned from a tour Of
duty in the Pacific by tho Marine
Corps League Of New Jersey At a
meeting In PaSSaic.
Replying 10 the signal honor
conferred on him. Mas told the
league that the defense Of Quad
Alcanal by the marines was a
glorious chapter IN United States
military history.