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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13
pr OFFICIAL
EllS PROTEST OF
PICARD STRIKE

ne NAACP vigorously
80 ae action OF the white
a Who struck Tuesday rath-
va work with cclored wom-
'. certainly cannot win the
VIA such examples OF big
mus spoke DR.. James ].
1, & !. in a telegram OF pro-
~. " Lieut. Col, George Z.
En- amer strike action by a
~ Houp Of white women
IA. = who refused to work
s.' negro women we're advanced
-''la'' at Packard.
y answer to DR.. Mcclen.
wong stated:
~ OF TELEGRAM:
N ,s country needs every avail
"nite soldiers as
M !. 'olored may be sacrificed
49,. var prolonged unless
u'a Is increased.
II. short Of Labor
IN ! need additional workers
a.. = lhe Michigan Smelling
cc '.s company. 1865 Jos
N ~ 'apaa, The workers there
IN working as hard as thew
~ As AS /, more more. workers are
~, crucial plant No / q,
~ AZ aluminium for lack Of Of
A ,so1 ana closing this plant
ss''a and Will remember Ibis his
n, NJ 70 ether plants dependInS
~ =. NO. ! which will affect
'n' white workers alike
unued from uage n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13
Picket Housing
Commission
Flay Segregation
At Willow Run

A picket line composed OF rep
resentatives OF the church. labor.
social and civic organizations pa
raded before the Barlum Tower
Monday and launched series of
demonstrations before the Detroit
offices OF the FPHA. Led by DR..
James J. McClendon, carrying the
American flag. the line included
the Rev. Mr.. Harris. Walter Har-
din. chairman UAW-CIO inter-
racial committee; Horace Shelf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13
Housing Conference

To further the fight for
mixed occupancy OF the VIII
low Lodge Housing project.
the National Association for
the Advancement OF Colored
People Is calling CONFER
ENCE on HOUSING Friday
evening. $3.50 o'clock at the
Lucy Thurman YwCA. Or
CARNATIONS and individuals
are urged 10 attend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13
ATTENTION.!
FORD WORKERS

PauI Ste-Marie. president Of
Ford Local 500. UAW-CIO. was
interviewed by the Tribune this
week on the approaching cleo
tion OF officials for his Local.
Read what he says on Page .
OF this issue. also read Otis
Eaton's endorsement OF Mr.
Marie for reelection as
president. Eaton is seeking
election to the Office Of record
Ing secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13
Victim Stabbed
By Woman In
Beer Garden
Dorothy Bradford
Held BY Police
On Murder Charge

While Patrolman Alfred Perry
OF the Ninth precinct station. was
en- route home on an Oakland
street car at 1910 am. Tuesday.
re was informed by another pas
senger that woman was Just leav-
ing the street car had shortly
before stabbed a man in bar
AT Hastings and Forest. The Of
flcer followed the woman. placed
her under arrest and took her
to the Ninth Irecinct station,
where she admitted the stabbing.
She gave her name as Dorothy
Bix a. afsr
kocoi sing ~, Witnesses. Frank
Scott, the man who was fatally
stabbed. was seated at the bar at
Jake's Beer garden. 1870 Hast
ings at 1910 am. when Dorothy
Bradford entered the place and or
dered food from Ella Mae King.
n waitress. but changed her mind
and took seat at the bar next
to Scott. She ordered two boiled
eggs. Then a controversy began
between Scott and the woman,
as 10 who would pay for the eggs.
The woman moved her seat and
Scott followed her. A fight en-
sued and Scott struck the woman
with chair. after which he
collapsed. lie soor rose again
and followed Dorothy TO the side
walk. where he again collapsed.
II was found that he had been
stabbed under the heart. The
man was dead on admlttance 10
Receiving hospital.
The Bradford woman admitted
the stabbing. but stated that
Scott struck her first and that
she had never seen him before.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13

FIVE Years Of Negroes Progress
exposition In 1889, he started his
work as assistant 70 Judge Has
tie. then Civilian Aide 10 the
Secretary Of War. on Dec. /. 1910.
He Is one o. the young. we'll
trained progressive leaders in
the field OF Law and Political
Science.
Gibson. who served under
Judge william HASTE for three
Continued on page 9
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26
Columbus, Ga, Is Host To Service
Men At Purim Entertainments
Planned By J. w. B. Committee

The Columbus Army and Navy
Committee of the Jewish Welfare
Board presented a varied Purim
entertainment program for the
men in service stationed at Fort
Benning, on Wednesday, March
18th. The JWB Soldiers Com
mittee planned the Purim Car
nival with a real old fashioned
atmosphere of games, songs, etc.
Mrs. JAG Rothschild and Mrs.
Victor Kiralfy handled the re-
freshments for the committee. A
sum of money was raised at this
function and donated to the
American Red Cross by this COM
mittee.
On Thursday, March 18th, the
Jewish Relief Society conducted
their annual Purim Bazaar. A
large number of soldiers were in
vited as guests for this occasion.
Heading the committee respon-
sible for this program were Mrs.
Sam CARRIER, Mrs. L. herman,
Mrs. P. Kravtin, Mrs. B. Satlof,
Mrs. Max Kamensky, Mrs. H.
Stein, Mrs. Charles Satlof.
Mrs. A. H. Satlof undertook the
responsibility for the ticket pro-
motion and was responsible for a
great deal of the financial success
of the program. Mrs. Dave Kul-
bersh assisted in the decorations.
Friday night, March 10th, the
Army and Navy Committee tend
ored deception at the Main Post.
Services conducted by Chaplain
Shain. Hamantaschen and other
Purim delicacies were provided for
the men.
The climax of the Purim pro-
gram was reached on Saturday
night, March 21st, when a large
number of soldiers attended the
Purim religious services conducted
by Temple B'nai Israel with Rabbi
Herbert S. Waller officiating
Chaplain Shain as the guest rabbi
helped bring a Purim message to
the soldiers. The Junior Hadas-
sab rendered a reception for the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26
Unity Desirable

An account of the private proceedings of the inner
committee planning the American Jewish Assembly, init
aed by the Bna Birth for representative formulation of
nOstwar Jewish aims indicates the probability that the
American Jewish Committee which has hitherto held alOOf
NAV Join the Assembly Despite the fact that the Com
mittee represents only series of individuals the latter
haDpe to be influential both locally and nationally and
their association with the Assembly would be desirable
the conditions of their participation in keeping with the
dignity of the Assembly.
The report further states that two conditions laid
down. One involves the change of the Assembly to
Conference The other asks for the Committee the right
to withdraw if it should disagree with the conclusions of
the Assembly, The first condition must be regarded
trivial It is amusing to find people who know nothing at
all about the Tamud engaging in pilpulsms to the diff
ference meaning between the words Assembly and Con-
ference If officers of the American Jewish Committee
believe in their navete that antiSemitism would be the
better diverted if the great American Jewish gathering
called Conference goodnaured ana adult colleagues
will yield to this nfantsm AS to the second condition.
its acceptance inherent in the very nature of American
Jewish life All of desire to constructive unity to
urgent Jewish problems. But one has the power
to force discipline upon any group or lndlVldua Inc
American Jewish Committee will have to decide for Itself
as it has the right to do-when the American jewish
Assembly Tor Conference) has adopted program Dy the
Jewry whether it wishes to divorce itself from those
decisions In the same way the American jewish COM
mttee will have the right to make its decision American
Jewry will have the right to draw its own conclusions from
such action. -,
But since no basic principles stand in the way OF unity
at this time to fOregathe the representative Jews Oh
@ is hoped that the Executive Committee OF the Amer
lean Jewish Assembly and the American JEWISH CO
well as every other major national jewish
will decide to work together to arrive at commonly aCep
able and statesmanlike platform for the salvation Oh
sh life.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26

0cLWdrCzr IN town this week
Danny is tanned and looking hale
ana hearty after his recent sail
lngs in the Atlantic Also
met Lieutenant q. g. Joseph
Dvoskin who has been assigned to
the Aircraft Carrier, Princeton.
recently completed here One
OF the loveliest sights in town
Saturday was Mrs. Ed Morgan
stern and daughter, Emily, ready
ing themselves for Emilys wed
ding that evening in the Women's
Club In town this week are
the "Shavey" Weisses of Tally
Shavey is waiting his induction
into the army where he will at
tend o. c. S. A charming
visitor here this week was Mrs. M.
Rubel Of New York who is visit
ing her son, stationed near here at
the naval air base Mrs. RubeI
works with the Jewish National
Fund Office and gave a very in
teresting talk at the Hadassah
Discussion Group meeting Tues
day morning in the Seminole
Hotel
In her address Mrs. Rubel spoke
of a garden of trees which are be-
ing planted by individuals as a
memorial to the SO Polish Jewish
girls who committed. suicide. in
Warsaw rather than become in
mates of brOthel designated for
them by their German cOnquerers.
Over $50 trees have been
planted in Palestine as a lasting
tribute to the martyrdom of the
SO The garden was started
by the mother of a Junior Hadas-
sab member who wanted to see
something living spring from the
heroic action of those who could
only retain their dignity in
death
More trees are being added to
the garden as subscriptions for
that purpose come in A tree
can be purchased for $3.50.
1t will be grand to have the
opportunity of hearing DIR. Sachar
again next Friday night i. We
don't want to detract from the
dignity of DIR. Sachar, but we can
only describe his OratOry, his per-
sOnality, his reasoning and his
BACKGROUND as-a "maecheF' j..
DR.. Sachar is distinctively Jewish
and fully American and 1 was
once amazed but not surprised
seeing an audience of several
hundred listen spellbOund an d
thoroughly charmed by him
after sitting restlessly through
fully three hours of speechmaking
by others and yet when DIR.
Sachar ended his address the as
semblage was reluctant to let him
stop -.
DR.. Sachar will be the speaker
at the B'nai Birth Sabbath Friday
night at the Center =.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26
JEWS FLEEING FROM
NAZI POLAND TO
RUMANIA

SOMEWHERE IN EUROPE,
(JTA)-Jews in Nazi-occupied
Poland are trying to save them
selves from determination by flee
ing across the Rumanian frontier,
it was reported here this week.
If apprehended by the border
guards, they are shot on the spot,
it was indicated.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26
HUNGARY PROHIBITS
BAKING OF NATIONS

ZURICH (JTA)-Jews in Hun
gary. will be without NATIONS this
Passover as a result of an order
issued by the Hungarian Ministry
of Food, forbidding the Jewish
population to bake NATIONS, it
was reported here.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26

soldiers and their friends in the
Vestry of the Temple after SER
vices. Misses Evelyn Silver, Flo
Use Shurgin, Irene Wender, Ruth
Cohn, Gertrude Gilman and others
served as hostesses.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26
.

Congratulations to
the Maxwell SObels
on the birth of a
baby girl, Claudia,
at Riverside Hos
pital Tuesday MORN
ing
1t was good to
see Lieutenant Dan
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26
Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE TEETH

Do false teeth drop, slip or wab-
BILE when you talk, eat laugh, or
sneeze? Don't be annoyed and
embarrassed by such handicaps
EASTEETH, an alkaline (non-acid)
powder to sprinkle on your plates,
keeps false teeth more firmly set.
Gives confident feeling of security
and added comfort. No gummy,
gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Get
FASTEETH today at any drug
store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Sailor and Filler
Get Icy Dives in
English Channel

Two Wayne County boys are
reported to have had their first
experiences in icy waters Of the
English Channel and the North
Atlantic. They are I'd 1t. Warren
w. Strawn. 26062 Huron River
drive, Flat Rock. and Seaman
Charles VI. Anderson, 1928 Con-
ner, Detroit.
Strawn spent over 10 hours on
a rubber life raft after balling
out Of his plane in the English
Channel following raid on
Duren. Germany, and was picked
up by a British air-sea rescue
boat
Anderson's experience was fol-
lowing the torpedoing Of his mer-
chant ship He was rescued after
four and a half hours in the
water by a motor launch crew
and taken aboard a ship.
sgt John j PiOtrOwski, $3.50
Parkdalc. IS reported serving ice
cream apple pie and hot cakes
three times a week AZ the nom
com club in England where he is
an army chef lie also had a
part in serving a 65-pound BIRTH
day cake eaten by some 400 men
and guests which required "a
hours 10 concoct. II celebrated a
year ONPrSpaS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10


Wives of enlisted Marines and
warrant officers may now enlist
in the Marine Corps Women's Re-
serve according 10 Capt. William
T. Armstrong, officer IN charge
Of Mlchigan's procurement office
Wives of marines below the rank
of second lieutenant between the
ages OF 20 and 80. who have no
children under Is and have at
least Two years high school or
business school education are
eligible. Those enliSting viii not
hr called until after Jan. ! and
viii be eligible for the same fam
lily benefits As the men. Call
Cadillac 1863 for further inforna-
Ton.
Paul Kryse, 40l5 Monterey. has
been promoted from yeoman first
class 10 chief yeoman with the
South Pacific feet He has four
service ribbons. one with 10 stars
denoiing his participation in 10
major engagements. and Presi-
dental citation He served on
the USS Enterprise. aircraft car
rier, during all us battles with
tho Inn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
FIGURE SKATES. Sis

Girls, women's, Sheep
skin insole. Steel shank.
Stitched white leather.
For fun and exercisel
no ration stamp needed
WoMEN's sHoEs-2D BASE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Army Promotes
10 in Michigan

The war department today an
nounccd the temporary promotion
OF is Michigan officers, They are
fsi Lieute ndnt 20 Captain
Frank sridler. IA 1891 Monica he
fr0ff
Louis Fsrrsa Nc. l7so2 NJ ruio,,
Detroit
Richard Kramer &C. 2ss2 Tuxedo.
Detroit
mona, Blsks. ONO. 1879 Promenade
Detroit
Gerard Bass,hsr. nc. Grand Rapids
Alan sts'nurvor'h &C KAlamAyoo.
I'd Lieutenant 10 LIST Lieutenant
John OCcnr0r &C Ann Afhor
willard Psrvon &C Rsnf0n Harnor
Marx sp1nsuhurEh CT. $500 Burns
Dearborn
Melvris Pauare cws 1889 North.
lawn Detroit
Ralph s,ga &C Spsa Lenoa detroit
Werner W.r &C 37fs Concord De
t~rIf
waiter Williams. cwr siis Vermont
DETROIT
WIZARD wrNand AUS III Highland
HjEhe0c Park
Frederic Morrison. &C 'fAnlstiqus
Bennett Co0ns CWs N"and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

LEATHER KIT .A.98
To hold his shaving
equipment w a I erproof
lining. top-grain leather,
slide fastener. ox5-inch.
LUGCACE-FIRST&BASE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
MEMS SLIPPERS $50

No Rofion Stamp Needed
With leather lining for
soft comfort. Flexible
leather soles. Black or
brown. Sizes 8 20 II.
MEMS SLIPPERS--iST BASE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Detroit
EsgaSEaeS
asaT'SeS

Detroit's war plants today were
handed a new job, marked rush,
and both labor and management
were urged TO roll up your
sleeevs and go TO work" The job
is speeding up the production OF
landing craft by turning out en-
gines, propellers, bearings and
fittings about two months ahead
of schedule.
The plea was voiced by l.. A
Welch, acting regional director OF
the War Production Board here
He pointed out the overriding prl-
critics given the landing craft
program. which now takes prece-
dence over high octane gas, planes
and the truck program.
Detroit must carry out the task
without expanding manpower Oh
facilities. WEIGH warned. and
must break all production records
10 have the equipment ready iof
the big invasion drives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

Pfc. Jack J. McGoveru. 1856
Buena Vista former halfback on
the Visitation High School football
eleven. has been awarded the
Purple Heart for injuries received
in south Pacific action and the
Silver Star for gallantry in direct
ing his platoon of marines in New
Georgia operations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
BOYS SWEATERS 2.95

Sleeveless wool argyles
in an assortment OF coll
ors. The boys want EN-!
Small. medium, large.
BoYs-FIRsT BASEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
l1.pc. Glass Set. 3.98

In wood stand; decanter,
8 glasses, 6 muddlers, 4
| small glasses! Grand for
holiday entertaining.
ART GoODS--sECoND BASE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

Three former Detroit Times en-
ployes now are home on furloughS
They are sgt. Harry Zahler. 9737
McQuade. from Camp Santa
Anita, Cal and Cpl. Louis Weber,
9737 McQuade, from Tennessee
Army maneuverS, Of the cirCula-
ton department. and Pvt. Ted
DarwOod. 2i35 Canton. from Camp
Shelby, Miss, a former editorial
employe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
WILL DISRUPT SCHEDULES
"The vital need for landing
craft will naturally disrupt pro-
ductinn schedules In other lines"

dUCtton schedules IN otner lines,
Welch admitted
The program, which has been
set AT 10000 harges, tank-landlng
vessels and other naval craft, vii
cost about $4,000 000O0O and
viii involve 10000 prime con-
tractors and Sub-Contractors. More
than a score Of the principal
firms, with about 1000 sub-con-
tractors. are in the Detroit region.
The program is Of such vast
importance that il has been given
top place on the 1914 list. WEIGH
pointed out. II is OF much larger
proportion than the demand last
fall and winter for the Medlter-
ranean push, which took IN about
$3.50. 100000 worth Of landing
craft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
START FROM BOTTOM

I'VE must start from the
bottom and step up our efforts"
WEIGH said. I'VE need more
steel plates and sheets. The
NpB has appealed directly to
presidents OF principal steel
producing plants and the co
and other labor organizations.
In spite ~ the fact that steel
plate producers We're operating
in November at the highest
level for any 30-day month in
history. We still must produce
more"
WEIGH denied reports that the
navy had cut hack the escort
vessel program to free SI1i1i1tiitf'
erS for landing craft production
He said the navy had not re-
leased future schedules for pro
which would have eX-
banded the destroyer escort out
PITT
Principal firms which Will be
affected by the rush program OF
landing craft are General Motors
Diesel division Gray Motors anc
ChrySler, which produce engines
for landing craft. and the Federal
Mogul Co, which makes bearings
and propellers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10


1T. Robert II. Miller, 5761 Marl-
borough. has been made an in
structor in the communications
department of the Fort Sill, Okla,
field artillery school.
\ Second 1t. Robert w. Rhoades,
1863 Florence. Highland Park,
bombardier on the Flying For
tress. Bad Penny is officially
credited with downing his first
enemy plane in a bombing attack
ON Stuttgart, Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence a.
Rensi, POS S. Luther. have three
sons overseas Pvt. sam L., in
the Hawaiian Island area. Pfc.
Lawrence H.. in the south Pacific,
and Sgt. Charles, In England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

been doing duty with the naval
armed guard service on merchant
vessels. have returned 10 the New
Orleans. La, center. Junior =.
Wesley. TT Clairpointc. and I'd
ward Y. Munchbach. .l57li Green
lawn. both seamen, LIST class.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Order Of Serpent Elects
Puff Grand Gu Gu

The Military Order of the Serpent
elected George w. Puff, grand gu gu I;
Peter Roesle, grand datto. and Ell
win M. Luskey, Charles w. McCaf-
frey, James E. Smith and Valentine
T. Mayer, keepers. James H. Wright
was named grand thrice and John
r. Farrell, lord high keeper.
Delegates to the national conven-
ton at Boston, Mass, are Harry j.
Miller, Emil Brown, Frank A. Lind,
Peter Roesle, William F. Grifiith
and James E. Smith.
Retiring Grand Gu Gu Dan Foley
and Grand Thrice James H. Wright
were awarded badges of merit,
Meetings this week are: Thursday,
Richard j. Harden Camp, Pythian
Temple; Saturday, Military Order
of the Lizard, Pythian Temple.
Auxiliaries.
Urell Auxiliary met June Is. Pres
ident Mildred Jones presided. De-
partment President Margaret Binnix
was presented with a corsage and
given special honors. Delegate elect
ed to the National Encampment is
Florence White, and alternate, Le-
nora Rosetta.
Dewey Auxiliary met June 21.
President Mary Williams presided.
Astor Auxiliary will have a COW
cred dish supper at 92l Pennsylvania
avenue Sc. on July 6 from 6 to
8 pm.
Meetings this week are: Monday.
Petit Auxiliary. Naval Lodge Hall;
Friday, Gen. Henry w. Lawton,
PythisAl Temple.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Eastern Star News

Temple Chapter will meet Mon
day. 1t will be advance line for
Initiation. Special guests will be
members from Kerchoff Ray Chap
ter of Baltimore. Refreshments.
Treaty Oak Chapter will have the
final meeting for the summer on
Monday night. The Luncheon Gard
Club will be entertained on Thurs
day by Mae Walters.
The Ways and Means Committee
of Esther Chapter will hold a din
ner at the home of Grand Patron
William E. Birgfeld on July 3, 6 to
8 pm. Call Georgia 1922 for reser-
vations.
The chapter has recessed until
September 16.
Miriam Chapter tomorrow evening
will have initiation. The birthdays
Of the members for June, July and
August will be celebrated.
Bethany Chapter will meet JULY.
2 at 8 pm. for initiation. The meet
ings for the last of July, August and
first meeting in September, have
been called off, resuming Septem-
Der II.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Masonic News

Blue lodge meetings this week are:
Monday, Dawson, M. M; Stansbury,
address by Representative Samuel
Hobbs of Alabama; Joppa. F. c.;
Benjamin Franklin, F. c.
Tuesday-National, special F. C.
Wednesday-La Fayette, special
M. M; Anacostia, special M. M.
Thursday-Petworth, F. c.; Naval,
e. A.
Friday-Justice, M. M.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Daughters of America

Meetings this week-Monday In
dependent, Progressive, Old Glory;
Wednesday, Red Cross unit; Thurs
day, Mizpah, Barbara Frietchie;
Friday, Friendship, Mayf1ower.
Installation of officers will be held
In the councils during July.
The Deputies Association will
meet June % at Northeast Temple.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
SAI,ESMEN

Fun or part time. to follow up our
!eads Calling on horne owners. Timely
sion, $50 per sale. Workers make 2 to 4
safes weekly. Car not essential, as calls
are concentrated. Call DE. 1928 for
Evening star., 1943-06-27
New PIywood DEVELOPED

A new type of plywood in the
United Kingdom is made by plac-
ing layer of low-grade wood be-
tween two sheets of specially treated
cardboard.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
eth and New York Ave. NV.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION.

Man, capable of taking quantities of Of
blue prints, for long established building
sales speciality company. For interview, ad
dress Box 251-M, Star.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FURNITURE REPATRTNG AND uPHoL-
stering done in your home. Box 1877. Star
Office. 2Ss
WILL ANY PERSONS WITNESSING AN
accident on Saturday. June 5. 1943. about
5:25 pm. at 18th and streets NV.
tat Conn. ave, involving taxicab and
pedestrian, please communicate with AL
DEN w. HOAGE at DU. 1901 or WO.
6444 Sunday or evenings
ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS
Of Northeast Building Association will be
held at the associations office. 2010
Rhode Island avenue NE, Thursday. July
rectors for the ensuing year and the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
SCHUYLER S. SYMONS, Secretary.