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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan hu crates L. s. No.
s-inch minimum unless otherwise
Stated Cold storage Mcintosh Sl75u
- rev 81 Delicious S225q 2 so. best
81 Is. Northern spys Sl.7Ja2: Jonathans
Sl.s5H2 SHOWS $50; common storage
Baidvns ST. Wageaers 81, starks SiI5Q
: IS New York bu crates Mcintosh. H. S
SO J. al IN min 81 7JuLS5. Washing
Zen boxes Delicious extra fancy 56s-72s
ANIsE. Los Angeles crates California.
/ Dos-ca,aornia fats Fuertes
@os-5os S240g2 So Florida mats ss.lis
Z BEASs-B -hAa..--s---f-+1r77Is BLACK
Bourtituls IS 30 Pleni.fulS 50. 65 "a. fair
ST. Wax beans S4d so, fair 50 30,
BEETS--Texas = crates si-s542
BROCCOLI = Pony crates California,
BRUSSELS SPROUTS California ..
drums - 70 40 tsir S3t5.
CABBAGE--L0s Angeles crates Texas
mostly SO 40 60 few high a. 81, far
SO %. - crates 50 l0a . Is: Arizona Los
Angeles crates best 50 Florida ~ hu
hampers - 1913. New York 5o-lb sacks
CARROTS Los Angeles crts. s-doz. hchs
Arizona, California. S4.15H5, fcw best
CAUlIFLowER-cahfornia pony cr,s.
CELERY Michigan bundles dog stalks
med. IJC, California Pascal, i6-n. cits =
to 8 doz-, 80 3; Golden Heart, I6-in.
crts, to 9 doz 81 SO. Florida wire bound
cri-. Golden Heart. doz, Sos Nxs,
cRANBERR1Es- Massachuse,ts =. bar
rci boxes. Si15n4.5O.
GRAPES California display iuss I'm
r'ros fancy. S3.2t43 So. o. s So. J.
So lt.-fZa leneta.Iy good $J AlmeIla4.
$. fancy 50 i0H3 30. Rhiers African
LETTUCE Los Angeles cr,s Iceberg
So IONA Phoenix and iur3 Districts. Do
f71- 50 j0 best mostly S1,T5 few
Si2'' i-doa $3.50 $3.50 lew s.: Cali
,Tni' Ina Val Val, 3-doz.' $500 5,75' a.
LEAF LETTucE-ohio Hohogse io.ib
onions ao-lh. sacks Michigan Y
-'nr1 GOO 81 j5H l50. l0-,b sacks
med. 80 tict ohinHU1 sweet Spanish.
r. :. 40 /. Gin ana larger 81 90 2
90 $ Comm. i.s9, Colorado Round Whites
pErrEBS -iis bu crates California
W rlers Texas and Florida S3.75at.
mostly Si World Bestcrs SO bu baskets.
+ POTATOES lo0.5. sa(ks NNs. Ne /.
size A. Idaho Ru7se' BarhanksE WAIVED.
IS 3Aft 500; unNashet S3i5n Is. Maine.
Ssr.oas varieiics\ - GofA2 80 @oN.o sacks.
81 * 49, i5,.h. AcsS. 39A 4lc. BE.
rraska, r. s. No. j Mashed Trumphs
SGD iO-lb. sacks 81 G5nI.t5&, Nh lfEan
CmppeWas S23 Comm. S220a22
Russo. Rurals S2l5u2t25. Upper PENN
sa'a. 1h-lo. tlcks.l Z, S No, Green
Nn,uttinN 31hc. FoTta Tcumpns new
Ntolk hu crates, l.. S. no J.. = so ~ 10.
SIZE r >22l
RtlfSFFS Texas crates Si.5112
sHN iLoTs Louisiana barrels Sl0 5o p
~ mostly sili crates, s-doz, 50. % $50.
fCw - I-.ln1 81 ~.
SPINACH Tex bu. baskets Savoy.
T n 81
SWEET pot TOEs . Iosgiana On
crates. Porto Ncaa Vans q = SO T.
81 so 81. Ntuland hl. baskets. r.. s.
So Nt aa
TOMATOES So-lh. 'eparks medium g.
~ 10 H1thouse s.ih. baskets. medium
s. IS
RDTABAChs - Canada. ao.ib SACKS.
IWaNed. 10 eOc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
DENIS READY TO ACT

Democrats correctly foresaw tn
! esults OF the supreme court ties
and have tentatively mapped then
strategy.
However. we are not Yet
ready 10 announce what our
course will be-" Charles S. Por-
ritz, chairman Of the Democratic
State Central Committee. said.
There il no question that
we will put up a fight 10 gain
these two important offices. i
am planning conference of
Democrats at once TO make a
decision"
In the event the court decide!
the votes cast for Brake and Dig
nan are void, il would no doub
fall 10 Gov-elect Harry r. Kell,
To fill the vacancies by appoint
ment. In a move like this. Demo
Gratis would gain nothing, since
Kelly would merely rename Dig
nan and Brake
However. Democrats may decide
to instruct state treasurer Theo
uorc |. Fry 10 sit tight and refuS'
TO give up his office January !
Then II would be up TO Brake 4
make the first move.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
en- Club Elects

Harry A. Bonelli, general man.
ager of the Buick Detroit branch,
has been elected president of the
General Motors Club for 1913.
Charles r. Richards, manager OF
the General Motors Acceptance
Corpor alton, was reelected
chairman.
Other officers elected are
James Berry. Oldmobile zone
manager. vice president. and
Ward Randall, regional manager
Of the General Exchange Insur-
ance Corporation, secretary
treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Auto
Graphs
Another Christmas
Finds Auto Industry
in Better Position
BY SILER FREEMAN

A year can make a lot Of diff
ference in an industry and il
has in the automobile industry.
Just a Christmas ago. the talk
was what was going to happen
TO production. II looked like
automobiles were done for the
duration. And that's just what
happened a little more than a
month later.
There was talk of widespread
unemployment, Of tough times
ahead for TIE industry. General
Motors proposed a six-day, 81
hour week to the United Au-
tomobiie Workers, TO spree d
employment during the critical
period.
True, war orders had already
been taken byJvariouS companies
and were being turned out Most
of them were educational or
ders 10 test out the industry's
ability 10 take on such work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
No Unemployment

And what has the year
brought? Well. there is no un-
employment. The job is TO find
enough workers to keep produc-
ton heading for the peak.
War goods are pouring off in
ever increasing volume. The
doubts that the industry could
convert, quickly have been dis
solved. Volume has been at
tanned. with the usual excellence
for which the industry was
noted in its products.
Time has been saved, money
has been saved and democracy
has been saved we all sincerely
hope. The genius that brought
prosperity to America with it's
mass production methods will
bring ultimate victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Pontiac Plants
Close for YuIe
Times star Correspondent

PONTIAC. Dec. 24.-Christnas
Eve found Pontiac preparing for
one day of rest from its strenuous
war production work. All plants
are resuming operations Saturday
morning,
All business places downtown
will be closed tomorrow and many
of them Saturday to give employees
"a three-day holiday. Stores and
shops were closing early tonight,
most of them at 6 o'clock.
The rush was over today. bus
company officials reported. With
gas rationing and Christmas shop.
ping piled up together, the load of
Pontiac City Lines. operators of
the bus system here, was nearly
doubled, but staggered working
hours in the plants which had
been worked out voluntarily by
factory arrangements had relieved
much Of the bus load.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

Day before Christmas and it's
no time 10 write a business
column.
Far more i'm the spirit Of
Christmas is The following. II
was written by a Detroit bust
nes2man- Who prefers to remain
anonymous. This year. for the
first time be decided not 20 send
out -4-sittt
So many Of his acquaintance
have grO2vn 10 look forward TO
his yuic message that l pre-
vailed upon him 10 write one
SPECIAL Tor this column. Here
D. Is:
Toward The Grail.
Oman toward The GFsi ;-
To Plymouth Rock.
eros, the rude bridge,
To VALLEY Forge,
The river road.
AAhii'Niil di b'ilN NbuI hutN
Through Belleau Wood,
North Ia the Arctic wastes. -
Arlington,
Unknown. triumphant.
Holding high the torch,
Lighting the way
Towards The Grail.
Again they grid To meet their
destiny.
Through fetid iungles.
Deserts red with blood,
Up Shell-torn beach.
Through flaming skies
And death-eharged seas,
Firm in the right
To bring H. Peace on Earth.
Forward, toward The Grail.
As for the writer, I'll simply
say:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Brings New Hope

Some will tell you that tomor-
row will not be such a good
Christmas. 1t will not be exactly
a merry Christmas. But in many
ways it will be a merrier Christ
mas than year ago.
The auto industry proved that
it could assume leadership in
war as well as in peace. 1t proved
that when it assumed a task. no
matter of what proportions, il
was prepared TO carry it through
TO success. THE miracle of De-
troit" has brought new hope to
the entire world.
1t therefore may not be too
trite to wish every one connected
with the automotive industry a
merrier Christmas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Sikorsky Here Jan. 8

Igor I. Sikorsky. designer and
builder of the famous helicopter.
will speak in Detroit on Janu-
airy 8. J. Lee Barrett. president
of the Detroit chapter of the
National Aeronautical Associa-
ton. was informed today.
Sikorsky will be the principal
speaker at two meetings sched-
uled the same day. In the morn
ing. he will address 5000 pre-
flight aviation students at Cass
Tech, and at noon he will appear
before a joint meeting of the
NAA and the Adcraft Club at
the Hotel Statler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Nip Yule Trip
lonia Trustee Captured
En- Route TO Detroit
Times star Correspondent

IONA. Dec. 24.-Alvin Woods.
80, won't spent Christmas at his
Detroit home.
Committed 10 Ionia State Hos
pital for observation after being
tried in recorders court on an
assault charge in October, 1871,
Woods yesterday decided 10 go
home for the holidays A trustee
patient. Woods left the grounds
and was found FIVE hours later in
a Pewamo restaurant by Deputy
Don Newman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
LANSING Theaters

MICHlCAN-"P Panama Hattie"
GIADMER-"T
CAPITOL" Scattergood Meets Broad
Ray and Calling Dr. Gillespie
LANSING" Little Toko. and Plying
Win Music"
STATE Here We c. Again"
ORPHEUM Dumbo. and "sieepy
Time Ca"
.NoRTHTOwN Broadway and
Mickey "
soUTHToWN Never Say Die" and
Night IN New Orleans"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Flint Theaters

sTATE-"CaninE DR. Gillespie" and
THE Spirit Of stanford "
DELLA-"One Thrilling Night " and
man AGENT
ROXY-"Nazi Agent" and ct Han
pened in FiatbuSh."
RIALTO-"Son Of Fury" and "Dive
Bomber
NoRTowN-"sis Hopkins" and The
Marines Fly High. q"
CAPITOL Panama Hattie"
pALACE-"Tish 80
REGENT The Cay sister and Just
Off Broadway
GARDEN Secret Enemies
STRAND Secrets % Co-Ed and
"Li''le Toxic. y s. a"
AICHlGAN-JClossd today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Bay City Theaters

BNT-"' T'aE0 y
RFGENT-"A Yank A. Fior
CENTER - NV Favorte Sry" s-d
= ght Before the Divorce
WESTOWN- sing Your Worries AWAY,
and MAD Miss Nagtor
WASHINGTON Sabotage squad and
''Give ont, sisters
TlVOLI e., Escape From HoueKcne' and
"InSide the Law
ROXY Always IN Ny Heart and
',T lfpedo Boat
WOODSIDE "Romarkarie Andrew
and 'MeXitan Srtfire ~ Ses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24

drills. The perfected idea will
materially help war production.
Essex has FIVE children, rang
ing in age from three weeks TO
Is years-four girls and one boy.
Prompt handling OF the large
volume Of December mail in loca
history was effected mainly be
cause OF the public's "unprece
dented cooperation in early mail
ing - Or. d L. Treat, postmaster
declared today as the peak OF the
mailing rush passed.
Because of this cooperation
Doctor Treat said, speedy process
ing OF the thousands -nl-letters
Christmas cars and packages wa'
accomplished despite shortage Of
skilled help.
Patrolman Ray Henry. MEM
her Of the uniform division for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Admit Theft, z Ask Trial

SAGINAW. Dec. 24.-Although
both had admitted a pawn shop
robbery, two Negroes today have
pleaded not guilty and asked trial
in circuit court. The men. both of
whom were held in county jail
when unable 10 furnish $500 bail,
arc James Tyson. 25. and James
Minor 81, both of 1887 North Fifth
aNppn0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
A MERRY
CHRISTMAS
And
A HAPPY
New YEAR
u. S. Distributing
Votes Merger

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-Stock-
holders Of the United States Dis
tributing Corporation have voted
approval of a merger with Pittston
Company. holding company for
several coal concerns and holder
of the. majority stock of the
United States Distributing Corpo.
ration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Suspect Faces Writ
As Aide in HoIdup

SAGINAW. Dec PA robbery
armed charge was 10 be filed TODAY
against Earl sin" Miller. 81
alleged fingcrman for Detroit ban
dts in a policy game holdup last
summer.
Assistant Prosecutor ROLAND y
Montgomery said that he would
order the warrant today against
Miller who has been held since ono
of the three bandits identified INN
in Detroit last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Saginaw Thesiers

TEMPLE-"A Ysnk Al Elton
FRANKLIN -"Tish -"
WOLvFRfNE-"k nairs ~ MARTINS and
"Murdsr In The Biz House
MEcCA-"Almost Married" and Tim
Der
CENTER-"Esst SIDE Of Heaven" and
"Big Guy "
DANiFi,--"Wnd Geese Gaining" ana
"Aiias Boston BlaCkie %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Saginaw Maps
New Routes 10
Ease Bus Loads

SAGINAW, Dec. 24-The city
was progressing today toward set
ting up extra bus lines necessi.
tated by inadequate service OF
Saginaw City Lines.
Carl Miller of the city engineer
ing department was working out
new routings ordered by city
council Monday night after the
BUS company failed TO heed warn
irgs to order more equipment.
Having worked with industrial
plants setting up share-the-ride
clubs for the past several months
Miller has heard more complaints
on bus service than anyone in
town.
Zone big trouble" he told
City Manager Carl II. Peterson,
sis the lack Of crosstown routes
which would transport workers
from industrial plants on the
West Side 10 the southeast pSrt
OF the city without going through
the downtown district.
That is one of the main rea-.
sons for the congestion on buses
reaching and leaving the down
town area"
Other transportation systems
will be invited TO make proposals
on serving part Of the city, leav-
ing the limited equipment OF
Saginaw City Lines to serve what
1t can.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
SAGINAW COUNTY VITAL
STATISTICS
BIRTHS

Dix NJ
FoNs -NGre -hcH~-ta ----
Warren and Oletta Iovnsr Harris
Waiter and eLnors GallsEhsr Gals'sTer
Roosevelt and Lois Harris Daniels
Raymond and Henrietts Fox Butcher.
Girls we're born TO
Russell and Cora steven, PREM.
Melvin and Betty Shsner Warnemuendc
Joseph and Cora RahidiouK Droulllard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
InShaIn To Stage Alert
Monday or Tuesday
Times STAG Correspondent

LANSING, Dec. "a r. c. Illus
ton, commander of the Citizens
Defense Corps OF Ingham defense
council, today warned residents of
the county 10 be prepared for the
first surprise daylight alert which
may be held next Monday or Tues
day.
Sirens will announce the alert,
sounding for three minutes. The
alert will last for - minutes. con-
cluded by an "all clear signal by
sirens. All traffic must stop inn
mediately. Huston said, and mo-
florists must remain in their cars.
Pedestrians must seek shelter in
nearby buildings.
Postmaster Gia,itir F. ady
today reported that Christmas
mailing this year had increased
more than 20 per cent over the
same period In 1871.
Outgoing pieces Of first class
mail was $4,000 more than "A
year ago, and 10000 more pieces
of mail were received from other
cities. Cady announced there
would be no regular mail de-
liveries on Christmas Day. but
said that every effort would be
made To deliver all perishables
and gift packages received at
the post office by noon, Deem
kAr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Fumes Fatal 10 Girl, Is

FLINT. Dec. 2i.-Sixteen-year-
old Doris Domner of 1903 West
CaSS avenue was dead today. a
victim of fumes which emanated
from defective heater in the
basement of her home, sheriff 5
deputies said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
WSAM Prooram
THTRsDAy AFTFRNOON

THURSDAY AFTERNOON
2 Dorado Varieties
2:iS-Victory is our Business
2 3o--shut In Hour
2.f5--ChrstmaI Carols.
3.00-Mid day Edition
3.15-CarnAtion Bouquet
3:3O-Test Your knowledge
t;Oa-SWinE Session.
a.45-Come and Get II.
5.O0-Story Time.
i.I5-Freedom on the Land
5.30-Around the Town
THURSDAY EVENING
.On-NeVs
6.i5-Supper Melodies
6.30--Christmas Carols.
645--ISim and Abner.
7.OO-Sports
7l5-victory Is Our Business
7:3O-Mythical Ballroom
S.OO-Dickens' Christmas carol
s:30-Robert Mtchelrs Boys Choir.
g.0O--Boys Town.
9;3O-Harry james.
AlO:Q0-Story Of the Nativity.
Isolate Edition.
1:45-End OF the Day torganl.
FRIDAY MORNING
7.00--Morning Marches
7:i5-Wake Up and Win.
:tS-Devotions.
S.O0--Morning Edition.
s.15-Heno Again.
a;O0-Program Previevs
a.i5-Treasury Star Parade
. 30-Merry Nelghbors
a:45-Famiiiar Favoritss.
10 :00-Organ Reyeries
iO:15--Jan Savitt
10 .3O-Robert MitcheHs BOYS Choir
~ .0O--Lets All Sing
ii.i5--Five Of a Kind
~ .30-saginAw valley
if.f5-A America Determined Her Destiny.
~ 00-Noon Edition.
12iS-Farm Hour
- ;3o-Avs Maria Hour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Dole Suit
Hospital Asking $4,000 for
Care Of Welfare Cases
Time. stan Correspondent,

FLINT. Dec. 24.-Suit for $1,000
damages was started today in cir
cult court by Hurley Hospital
against The county social welfare
board IN an effort 10 collect bills
for the care of county welfare
clients.
Attorney for the hospital said
that some bills date back 10 1887
and a number are for the care OF
persons who were residents Of
other counties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24

Clifton Brown. 27, Of 3i35
Hughes road began a 60-day sen
tence in the county jail today after
pleading guilty 10 a charge OF be-
ing drunk and disorderly.
Brown was arrested by state
police Monday nifht after his
wife. Esther. accused him Of at
tempting TO shoot her with a shot
gun. State police said they were
convinced that Brown did not in
tend 10 shoot her. but that the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24

Whatever winter sports pro-
grams will be carried on in
Eastern Michigan this year will
be arranged next Tuesday at a
conference OF the East Michigan
Winter Sports Council at Stan
dish.
Charles T.. Moulthrop. council
president, said winter sports on
n. limited scale will be carried on
AT il number OF places. The meet
ing will he held December 30 at
the StandiSh Trading Post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Time. stan Correspondent

I FLINT, Dec. p - Forty-five
Thousand cards inStructing Flint
ties on how 10 prepare for an ar
raid and what 10 do during and
after the attack will be distributed
10 homes here within the next two
weeks. the Flint Defense Council
announced today.
T The cards viii bear the head
ing. If tho Bombs Come" and
householderS viii be requested 10
post the cards in the kitchen or
other conspicuous place as 1t may
save your life and your property"
George {. Hayward, Flint De.
Tense Council executive director.
said air raid waTdcnS VIII diStrib.
ute the placardS throughout the
city
II YOU have heard any good
war rumors lately and have
desire To pass them around, the
Flint Defense Council today
wants II known that II has will
Ing ears 10 receive them.
Council member Carl Bon
bright informed fellow members
ut n meeting that he had heard
disturbing rumor which had
gained circulation among local
war workers.
George {. Hayward. Flint De-
Tense Council executive director,
promptly noted the rumor and
sal; sac viii pass il along 10 the
State OCD where efforts will he
made 10 reveal rumors for what
they are-ANis propaganda.
Milton 6. Van GeiSon. secretary
OF the county social welfare board.
today is seeking jobs for men who
will be laid off when WPA work
ceases.
At a meeting with city and
county officials he asked assistance
/ IN preparing a list of projects that
might give employment to these
men.
WPA is going out Of existence
between January l and March Is
1 Van Geison said that he did not
know how many Genesee County
men would be without jobs and
Iheed relief. but the welfare board
hopes TO be in a position to do
Immediate job placement work for
men who apply, for aid.
Old st. Nick today had made
special pre- Christmas visit TO
the home Of William Essex Of
1917 East dorado avenue.
Essex was awarded n $1,000
war bond by II. r. Howard, gen
eral plant manager. Flint-Chev-
rolet Division, for an idea he
submitted involving the use OF
silver In repairing high speed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Pontiac Theaters

OAKLAND Panama Hattie i"
STKAND-"The Navy Comes Through
STATE Private Bucksroo' and Gal.
iart Larry
EAGLF-"We Were Dancing" and
Affairs II Martha
ORPHECM Always In NJ Heart and
y Was Framed
HURON Closed tonight
KEEGO Closed tonight
-DRAYTOS Closed tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Earnings

Firestoue Tire and Rubber Company and
subsidiaries for the fiscal year ended
October 81, report a net proit OF si2..
4si i29 after provision OF SO. 900, 900 for
contingencies. or $500 share on the
common. In the preceding year net PROFIT
was Si1. 2s2. 42s. after So, $50, 900 provision
for contingencies. or s4.37 on the common.
scheniey Distiiiers Corporation and sub-
salaries for the quarter ended November
30 report a net income Of 50 227 .e5i after
provision OF $500. 900 for contingencies and
PROVISION for federal income and excess
profits taxes, based on present rates. or
SO a share on the common. against
50 245 740 or 5i.60 on the common in the
1891 quarter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24

Tdnk vi >tTetdHl III anf hdiii'
division, Police Chief James T.
Byars announced today.
Henry was among nine patrol
men who took a civil service
(promotional) examination. He
fills Vacancy created when
sgt. Harold Kinder entered the
army.
The Red Cross announced today
that except on Christmas Day anC
New Years Day. production rooms
where surgical dressings arc made
will be open al the usual hour.
during the holidays.
Women are needed 70 make sur
gical dressings az production cen
tiers located at the Masonic Tenn
pie and al the CIO-Chevrolet To-
cal, 120S Glenwood avenue.
Another addition will be held
nv the subcommittee of the
wartime civic music committee
Of the Genesee County Defense
Council, sunday. $3.50 p. M, on
the Central stage. r. r.. Berger,
subcommittee chairman, an
nounced today.
Purpose of the addition l. 10
prepare "A card file of talent
available for programs for
servicemen stationed in Flint.
SOloists and small ensembles
are desired, especially those of
an entertaining character, Ber-
ger said.
Widows OF workers who were
covered by the federal old-agC
and supervisors insurance pro
gram, if they have dcpcndcn
children, do not have 10 be s;
years old in order TO get MONTH,
benefit payments under the pro
gram, Walter Mayer manager o
the social security board field Of
flee here, pointed out today.
Mayer said that inquiries re-
Gently made at his office show tina
a number of young widows of IN
Isured workers. who have, depend
ent children under Is, have no
filed applications because of a mis-
understanding of age requirements
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
SteaI Guns From Cars

MIDLAND, Dec. "a r. Two
youths We're awaiting probation IN
vestigation today after admitting
theft Of guns from parked cars
here. They are Richard Madscn.
Is, Of 1902 Sayre street, and Leroy
Thompson. 10, route g..