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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
SchsefFers in South

M ana Mrs. Arthur Schanf-
fer Of Warrington dylyc, Sher-
wood Forest. are spending their
vacation m Fort Lauderdale.
Fla They have been IN the
South since the latter part Of
February
Taking tho tram 10 Beverly
Hills -M4SS- Patricia -4liHA-
Inn. daughter Of Dr. and Mrs.
lean Paul Pratt IF taIrwaY
avenue. arrived Al The coast
c8rIv last week and will spend
Two weeks visiting a FRIEND, Miss
1o Carroll DennlSon
IT, and Mrs William R. Sny-
der of Detroit have taken an
apartment IN Columbia. s. C.,
where It.. Snyder Is stationed,
and are really enjoying the
SOUTHERN hospitality and The
many danc% and affairs Al the
officers club There.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

I ERE pleasant little game give you message
d9F II numerical puzzle designed spell
fortune Count the letters first II the number
more II the number less
add The number Start the left
rectangle check
numbers m read the message the letters under
the checked figures give you.
Miller.
The future outlook., 1943-03-20

for the N. G. Mutual Life In
surance company, spent a few
days in the city.
Mrs. Minnie A. Copeland, 629
South Ashe street, was called to
Greenville, S. c., because of n
death in her family.
Mrs. Catherine Cole was
called to Ft. Bragg because her
husband, Sgt. Robert Cole, was
injured in an accident.
Miss Pagie Hines was in the
city for few days. Miss Hines
was on her way back to Hemp
stead, N. Y, where she is en-
ployed.
Mr.. William O'Neil is in the
city visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed O'Neil, 1872 North Re-
gan street.
The future outlook., 1943-03-20
BENNETT COLLEGE
PRESENTS
LADIES IN WAITING"

"Ladies in Waiting" the mys-
terry by Cyril Campion, which
uses only women characters,
will be presented by the Bennett
College Little Theater Guild, on
Saturday night, March 20.
Outstanding characterizations
of the production are Pamela
Dark, played by Carolyn Robert
son and Janet Garner, portrayed
by Ellen McLester. Pamela is a
shrewd detective who keeps sit
uations skillfully under his con-
troll and Janet believes she is
psychic and is able to predict
accurately an amazing number
of incidents.
Mrs. Dawson and Maud, house
keeper and maid, respectively,
add to the humor by their super
stitious beliefs.
Other student actresses ere
Roberta Favors, Eta Hogan, Sa-
ra Harris, Vivian Ayers, Mar
garet Caldwell and Orial Banks.
The future outlook., 1943-03-20
RESIDENCE HALLS
FOR NEGRO WOMEN
OPEN APRIL q

WASHINGTON. - Wake and
Midway halls-two residence
halls for Negro women govern
ment workers-will be available
for occupancy about April 81,
William J. Bisseil, manager of
residence halls for the public
buildings administration of the
federal works agency, announc-
ed this week. The buildings are
to be completed by April l, and
approximately three weeks will
be required to install furnish
ings. Extensive landscaping will
get under way shortly.
These halls, located in north
east Washington, are part of n
large residence project which
includes an infirmary, n cafe
terra, and recreation build
ing. They will accommodate
about 1000 women in SS3
rooms, 767 of which will be sin.
gle and the rest double. These
rooms are being furnished in Is
different color combinations and
have comfortable and attractive
The future outlook., 1943-03-20
SILVER TRUMPETEERS
PRESENT PROGRAM
AT BAPTIST CHURCH

The Silver Trumpet Gospel
Singers of Greensboro, partici-
pated in program at the United
Institutional Baptist church Sun
day afternoon, March Ia at 3
o'clock. The program was under
the +. direction of Mrs. Elsie
Dowdie. 1t always means life to
an audience when Mr.. Dowdy is
present. Everyone reported a
good time in the good old Chris
tian way.
Mr.. Dowdy sang one of his
favorites.
The Silver Trumpet Gospel
Choir was very proud of the fol
lowing persons who showed their
last respect to n devoted friend
who had gone his last mile
They are as follows: Mr.. Jo'
seph Neal, assistant director of
the choir; Mrs. Irene and Miss
Alma Anderson, Miss Myrtle
Jones, Miss Ancilene Jones Mr..
Edward Jones and also Miss Am
ella Dither.
The future outlook., 1943-03-20
Sick List

Mr.. L. r. Russell is able tc
be out again.
Mrs. Florence Norwood, 2l28
West Bragg street, is indisposed.
Mrs. Theresa Payne Thomp-
son suffered a slight stroke but
is somewhat improved. She has
been taking treatment at the
hospital in Whiteville.
The manager and agents wei
coined Mr.. T. A. Ramseur back
to his work. He reports that he
is feeling fine, having undergone
n tonsil operation week before
last in Winstoi,-Salem.
Young Mr.. Charles Robinson,
son Of Mrs. Matte Eccles, 700
Benbow Road, who underwent a
double operation at l.. Richard
son Memorial hospital, was re-
moved to his home on Friday,
March 12. He is reported inn
proving nicely
Mrs. Alice Dean. 1910 East
Market street, is still numbered
among the sick.
Mrs. Annie Fincher, who has
been i'll at her home, Aid North
Regan street. has been removed
to l.. Richardson Memorial hos
pital.
Mr.. r. u. O'Ncil, 122 North
Regan street, who has been in
disposed is able to be out again.
Mrs. Ethel Stanfield, ga East
CASTOR street, is suffering from
n case of double pneumonia.
The future outlook., 1943-03-20
S CIAL NE w s

ing, room 108. Another class be-
gan Monday, March Is, from
6:30 to $40. Mrs. S. b. Sim
mons is the supervisor Of the
work and all persons desiring to
join the class are urged to con-
tact Mrs. Simmons, sol Banks
street, telephone 4798 or Mrs.
Addie Donnell, 455 Cole street,
telephone 605S,
The future outlook., 1943-03-20
Personals

Miss Frances Jones is visit
ing her parents, President and
Mrs. David ID. Jones, of Bennett
College for Women. Miss Jones
is studying to be medical doc
tor in Boston, Mass. She will
complete her course in Decem-
Der, 1943.
Mr.. John Hines, Candor, was
in the city for n few days on
business.
Mr.. A. r. Brown, supervisor
Of the N. C. Mutual Life Insur-
ance company, who has been
working in Greensboro for the
past three weeks, spent n week
visiting other North Carolina
Mutual offices in the eastern
part of the state.
Miss Mary Evelyn Jennings
and Miss Sallye Lncante Muir
ply are now employed at Palace
Sweet Shop, 903 1-2 East Mar
tet street.
Mr.. John McClendon, auditor
The future outlook., 1943-03-20
BIRTHS

BIRTHS
Mrs. Julia D. Hollev, 204 n.
Regan street, has lust received
word that Prof. and Mrs. W. F..
Henry, Bowie, Md, are the
nroud parents Of n babv bow.
w. f.. IT. born in Freedman's
hosnital. Washington. D. c. Mrs.
Henrv is tho oldest daughter of
Mrs. Hollev. Prof. Henry is ~"
uresident of Maryland State col
lege.
The future outlook., 1943-03-20
SPECIAL


The Red Cross is conducting
a class at A. and T. College for
volunteer workers Interested in
making bandages. This class is
held daily from 2:30 to 4:30 p.
m. in the Agricu .ural build
The future outlook., 1943-03-20

furnishings, including dresser,
bureau, easy chairs, floor lamps
and draperies.
Evening star., 1943-10-20
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, also tax expert. very ex-
perienced, efficient, quick, can also advise
on price or priority resula tions:. Can take
Taylop as En- se2s 9r any day after $50 pm
ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started. kept
op 2art tim. time tax reports prompt, reasonable.
CLERK, office, 90; 4F class, wishes day
work Salary $4,000 per week. Box
CoNsTRUCTIoN SUPERINTENDENT would
like to make connection with company
Dong o large projects in this vicinity. Box
coSs1iRsGtac5T1oN supr, office or field: ex-
re{ turnished Box aeac nesaa Star. ieis' as. oes'
EXECUTIVE, :35: 4-F, university and busi-
in office management, correspondence, per- per-
sonnel contacts and sales. Call GE. 7I72
5ltST By 342c caIared staf live
witt. apt. operation. CO. 475a. NN'- ''''''1
MAN wants job as janitor Janitor quar-
ters; Call DI. 3592 between am. and
MAN ma ~ elderly, y, sober. desires light work,
t4I or part time. References. Box
PHARMACaItsr. registered, young man, nice
appearance and personality, fully expert
enced in store manasement chain store
methods. prescription filling, excellent
sALEsMAN. 1n manaser, nT' Executive, s5 years
PER hour "a. "a ss5$. part or i0i' 'lmsi sS. 81
saemsnia any sa .e routine DssPSs
WiIl M Isg sai ssr spS aasliysr cH o1si =:
dlatsly:, Franklin $3.50, Ext. sos. ''''''
young man. draft exempt, experienced at
ssspoadenss So1 sesco stsr ts2''f'0n ae
Evening star., 1943-10-20


BLUEPRINT OPERATOR, four years ex-
perience' seeks position. Box 410-c, Star.
DENTAL DE ASSISTANT. attractive, neat ap;
months practical Experience. TN. dIsa5
DREssMAKING. designing, remodeling and
GTRI IN st. eansr,sArta n;w APT a..tD: AD aSSs. a.
ress in refined Cafeteria or I lunchrm; n day day
work preferred. CO. 1868 between am
SNTELGGiGENr ff YOUNG WOMAN with FASH
ground, not stenographer,. wishes 8
auay ass Tsss sd Si in BdH kindrsd s5e
LADY, young. colored. neat and intelligent.
70 pm, days; $40 week. Al. ss7fs.e a41s.
LADY. La a..ysH young. exper. white. Washington-
ptsIrSsonnel once work: refs FIR. 3425.
to ehd edfa' No sey sa asEsi beoIs
OFFICE MANAGER. wide wide ' Experience all
lines clerical work, including. selection and
dependable. efIicient; desires permanent
business With SECURE posswar
seeFa FEARY,ss1rENoGRApHER, "A. igs1 - years
STATISTICAL CRAFTSMAN. young. edu-
appearance finest references, experienced
in graphic presentation of personnel, in
dustrial production and management sta
tistics. thoroughly familiar with office pro-
ccedure, /? years experience with national
hrmS; desire permanent connection in
WashlnGton v Arlington or Alexandria area
f9f1sTHtsT f21 Fl HtsThEsSstoGRApHER, ThEsstoGRA seven Years Yea
experience in general office work. excellent
references; would like tipping to do at
home. Box 429-C. Star 90
WOMAN, refined, not servant, as asst in
430-C, Star
Evening star., 1943-10-20
TYp1ST

TYP1ST
ESSentlal business organization has open
ing for typlst. Must be accurate and rapid
interesting work pleasant surroundings.
permanent position, .sood salary with ad-
vancement on merit Phone personnel
ofncer National Geographic Society. Dis
trict $500. for appointment
STENOGRAPHER,
Essential business organization has open
ing Ior Stenographer Must be accurate
ana rapid. Interesting work pleasant sur
rouncines. permanent position. good salary
WIN aosancement on merit. Phone per-
Sonnel GINGER. National Geographic Society.
District 1880. for appointment
PERSONNEL ASSISTANT
In long established publishing company
ESsentlaI industry. REQUIRES steno-
slapn!c oackground and a definite interest
III personnel work. Good salary and op-
~" TO- professional advancement
CASHIER, S35.
For retail lauor store, must be expert
enced, - to : pm. daily. Apply in person,
2442 18th St NV
Evening star., 1943-10-20
CRAFTSMEN.

aoVancement; must have release or certi-
ncate OF availability. Apply Bowen g. Co.,
Inc, 47l2 Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Nd
KITCHEN HELP.
No Sunday or night work 737 18th st.
NV Apply in person.
Evening star., 1943-10-20
HELP WoMEN icont.l.

STENOGRAPHERS-T Haskin Informa-
ten has opsnnss for
ing work Hsssin. 'ile sie Eye St. ne e.l
sTENOGRAPhER, for, employment on STAFF
war work. exceiIent ieltn worens s condtons neSths
month. For Interview BY appointment cali
sTESoGkAFaEa Sir Ssdea AhEaffae Il TYrrsr. knowledge
booRSGefepins helpful quiet once nice sur
week; Write in detail to Box a4o-D. Star.
sWITCHBoARp Ss tyfhsteM OPERATOR for large
apartment house. Call resident manager,
TEACHER for nursery group in private
sfhGol sfas vi q lSsF Sss standing preferably mu-
TYrIsT; Isn, aviation publishing house. perma-
County preferred; di'0 soed salary, -dsy
msnt ssl M, Hurey, PoSi'o oxford i1so' Sp00'
TWISTS. immediate openings with an es-
tiaS,ished ian fFm peasan Workins eondi-
Apply ssfevay Employment aa' Once. aH pIi, 4th
TYPIST wanted. to transcr be medical die
tation from dictaphone, three or four hours
daily; dsI :, state qualifications and salary; Box
TYPIsT,, one with knowledge of shorthand;
good salary and pleasant SURROUNDINGS
Apply at once, personnel office, Sears, Roe
buck Co. $500 Wisconsin ave. NV
WAITRESS. fun time. daywork. no SUM-
days; DAYS good salary. 3715 Nichols ave. Sc.
WAITRESS. white. wanted at once; day
work; good pay GE. 9501. 6210 Georgia
MATTRESSES. colored, experienced. intelli-
gent, with pleasant personality need only
WoMAN Wpopy NloeS Y0g St. bet bi3o Noon and
plete charge small house in Georgetown,
Light cooking for business couule. l boy
IN school. Lovely rm. and board, plus
good wages. Cal between 10 am. and
WOMAN, over 80 ambitious and refined
part time; start now future security; help
thum anity. Emerson $50.
WOMEN, colored. for waitress work in
restaurant; ALSO bus. girls. good pay and
time; apply in person. Candlestick Coffee
Shop: l710 Eve st. NV.
WOMEN to do sewing in alteration de-
Partment: E Apply Urdong Bros. 1906
WANrGDi G,,,. expert operator. excellent sal
LARGE General Motors, car dealer re-
Immediately to supervise auto title and
contract work; applicant preferred with
general motors bookkeeping experience
Si sySG' nax 44sr sI wesk week permanent position
ATTENTION. serviceman's wife or widow.
home. offered and salary in re-
turn care . children AGED ga years and G
months: Call EN-. $3.50
LIRhtNS has an opening for young lady
to take charge OF our will-call dept; no
experience necessary. zirkin's, S21 14th
Evening star., 1943-10-20

COOK AND G.H.W., good
wages, live in or out. Phone
Ordwav 624O.
Evening star., 1943-10-20


Woman, 25 to As years of age, to answer
telephone inquiries for information Must
be nigh school graduate, possess a pleas
ant speaking voice and preferably some ex-
psealenSe per IN dealing with the public over
must be patient and dependabie' Evening
and night work, off about midnight 80
s0GTl sS}Gd 30 6-aay Gay, k1 week VIII have to work
week on weekday. Salary about $50 per
month to start with automatic increases
Fllll-tlme work only. This position will be
Of particular interest to those living in
GEORGETOWN or nearby Maryland or Vir-
einla as II saves travel time. Apply per
oonnel dept, Rm. 3o9 Capital Transit Co
3hth and Prospect ave. NV, GEORGETOWN
'Ioke Route No. 90, Cabin John streetcar
DEPARTMENT MANAGER,
FUR COATS.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO GET AHEAD
FOR AGGRESSIVE SELLER AND MAN
AGER. SALARY,
$50.
Evening star., 1943-10-20

DRUG CLERKS, experience
desirable, but not necessary;
good pay; 8-hour, 6-day week;
vacation with pay. Apply at
any Peoples Drug Store or at
Employment Department, II
P st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-10-20
SITUATIONS MEN & woMEN.
SITUATIONS woMEh.

COUPLE, colored; woman will exchange her
hours. service each day for apt; husband
works out. Box 4I2-C, Star
Evening star., 1943-10-20

PRICING CLERK; must be
familiar with drugs and
chemicals, excellent salary,
good hours; vacation with
pay. Apply Employment
Dept, Peoples Drug Stores,
II P st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-10-20
SITUATIONS pOMEsTIc.

GIRL, colored, wants days work SOC per
hour and carfare. HO. 2707.
wants steady Job. Room and board. small
salary, with privilege of going to high
School Vic Bethesda or, Cabin John.
Z. D. 3, Box 30, Bethesda. Md
GIRL. reliable, colored. desires part-time
work Of any kind from p, m. until pm.
Call after 5 pm. DI. 3592
GIRL, colored. wants general housework,
help with cooking, no laundry, no Sundays
Live in, Edna, RE. 1856
part time; experienced. Call RA. 20O9
GIRL wants general housework, with a
place to stay nights for her and her baby,
3 mos old. NO 4775
SCHOOLGIRL, colored. wants Job as maid
or, to care for children Saturdays or after
school. Call Ii. 549T. 20s
a m. to pm. oxford O360
WOMAN. colored, experienced. wants morn
ingS work. AID, 1919.
WOMAN. colored. wants evening work
MI. S454.
Evening star., 1943-10-20
HELP WOMEN.

FUR SALESLADY, experienced,
for permanent employment, full
or part time; unusually fine sal
ary. Zlotnick the Furrier, 18th
and G.
SALESLADIES, full or part
time. Harry Kaufman, Inc,
1916 7th st. NV.
2 YOUNG WOMEN,
Aged 1S to So. for billing work; expert
ence helpful. but not necessary; 5-day
40-hour week. Starting salary, S25 per
pl. ne.
Evening star., 1943-10-20
HELP MEN r WaAeA

COUPLE, woman for cooking and house
work. man for indoor work and truck gar
Ssning; Call Elmwood 639 or write Box
334, Mclean, Va.
COUPLE. young, good pay. pleasant sur
Toundings and 4room furnished bunga :
low; on poultry farm. Phone Severna
COUPLE, colored exp as cook, g.hw. and
put butler; for home in nearby Md; live in;
JANITOR, with small family. for I2 2-unit
apartment: must be experienced: living
quarters and small salary. Call at 102l
9TH ST. NV
MAN AND WIFE. colored. no children, on
farm nearby Md, for general farming,
VIE TO do housework: must be reliable;
1th st. NV
REToUCHERs, experienced. fine and fast;
ssIsry or, piecework; permanent employ
1T2S Conn ave DE I114 o'
Evening star., 1943-10-20
PERSONNEL ASSISTANT
CASHIER. S35.
INFORMATION CLERK

For retail hauor store, must be expert
enced' - to pm. daily. Apply in person
Evening star., 1943-10-20
CENSUS TAKERS

To make a survey for special street d.
rectory; not over so, must be neat appear
SIS day plus expenses. Apply Mr. Nor
ton, 95S Earle Bldg
Evening star., 1943-10-20
: 7 t u IIiVIIG II e N. w.
YOUNG LADY

Experienced in use of general ONCE euuip
ment and interested in permanent positio
with growing trade association Pleasan
ave n W 3rd floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Rye Continues
In Wide Demand
Gains Over &c TO New
High; Wheat Also Up

CHICAGO. May % GNS)- Rye
continued in broad demand today
and scared rs much as 27sc 10 a
new SlX-year top of Sl00&4 before
reactIng slightly TO close 2l4C to
23SC higher
The buying was influenced by
reports that the government is
getting ready TO announce a loan
of 75C a buShcl on the farm for the
1913 crop Such a loan rate. would
be the equivalent of about 90c a
buShcl at Chicago and would rep
resent a l5-ccnt increase over last
years rate All deliveries reached
new tops for the season with De-
Ccmbcr up 10 Sl.OOai.
The sharp rise an rye influenced
fairly active buying OF wheat. with
prices moving up ! lac TO Sli5 for
July before offerings Stcmmcd the
uptmn. Last prices were &C 10
&c up.
Oats influenced he The tx e RI
feed situation and the upturn IN
rye moved up aS much as li2c
before rcacting partially 10 finish
&c TO ! lsc higher.
Corn continued To hold at the
ceiling levels of SlO5 for nearby
futures and SlO1 tor DpCombpT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Industrial Clinic

Another Industrial Adjustment
Clinic is scheduled by the Board
of Commerce for Tuesday, June
]. and the subject Will be War
Contracts -- Curtailment an d
Cancellation"
A galaxy of experts is being
assembled TO answer questions
on these complex problems. In
cluded will be.
1t. Col. J W. MCEachron.
chief of procedure and method
division, Office Of Fiscal Army
Service Forces.
Stanley Fulton Of the legal
firm of Kellogg, Fulton & Dono-
van.
Stanley KnauSS. vice pre>i-
dent OF Kay Products Co divl-
sion of Tyler Fixture Corp
Donald Russell, senior partner
of Lybrand. Ross Bros. Il Mont
gomery, accountants.
NJ. II. Waterman, professor of
finance. L. Of NJ.
Earl S. Wolayer professor Of
business law. l.. o. NJ.
With certain types Of war
contracts already being cancelled
in this area, the topic IS cN-
tremely timely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

Just announced IN a letter 10
stockholders are the results Of
renegouation of Eureka Vacuum
Cleaner Co.'S contracts for the
fiscal year ended July 81, 1912.
1t was determined by the
Price Adjustment Board that
Eureka's excessive profits for
that period amounted 10 only
$4,000. This adjustment re-
duced the net profit for the fiscal
year 10 1916 SAP.
In making the announcement
President Henry Burritt also
said that he Is optimistic about
the opportunities which victory
and the postwar VIII bring 10
the company.
Detailed plans have been
s. made for as early a conversion
10 the manufacture of peacetime
products n regulations will per-
nit" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Catch the Cheeters

DetroiterS haven't yet tasted
real gas ratlonlnE.
OPA spoilers IN the East have
a new method for catching
cheating gas station opera
tors.
Spoilers now take down The
license numbers Of about I'D cars
and also keep track of how
much gas was pumped into
them. Then They walk into thc
station and demand 10 see the
coupons covering those >8lc,
And The number Of gallons
and The license number, on toe
back OF them had better check
with the spoilers figure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
On the
Business
front
By WARD SCHULTZ

As advertising WanaItI oi 'ao
AutoUotIie O.o' @, N''..l-ah -,
Motor New tt,N fi'N' u
(rhNmcS Win h'..' -''> "'"','' F,
and nNc> "IiH So''a--I,> a.I
celebrltlc>.
But beneath Il'- '.t#', '>-
terror Jd'A ls q. I'a'' q nero
WorShipSr
The other ea>. ion 'l'.\,. ..
came 10 DeiIo.' an- pa. on ''.,
famous Bieahia>' Ni'n h''ao-
cast al Inc bol'lS 'a'.t'.
In the auaI'nIg was Ja'n
although ne claimed lhd' Ilr VS.,
just cScorunE ms >.Ni'r VINO Aad
listened 90 the broadcast toy ID.
years and "ahlco To- see MNNfa'
IN person.
Small p'e'e> @. paper were
handed oul ana mrmneiS vl I'D,
audience were invited 10 Nl.l'
down their names ana reactions.
McNoal picked up one little
slip and >aId
Where j. Mr, Pickle Will
Mr.. Pickle please step mp 10
the microphonc
Jack rushed forward and iooN
ms place IN front OF the audi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Tells Banks Part
In War Bond Drive
Reports They Handled
IS Per Cent Of Orders

More than S. per cent Of all tho
orders placed for war bonds in the
second war loan drive were
cleared through the banks Of the
city Ebert s. Burns, president Of
the Detroit Clearing House ASso.
citation and cashier Of the National
Bank Of Detroit. said today
"The handling of the ire
mendOusly increased number of
bonds was i'm itself a huge task.
but il was just small part
of the second war loan effort
by the banks. Every bank as
signed officers and personnel Ia
soliciting throughout the cam
paign and following up the cir
CuIariZing of all bank custom
erS which had been done before
the drive began. In this each
bank had the invaluable and en-
thuSiaStic assistance of teams of
Investment bankers and brokers
who supplemented the bank
stats, already hard pressed by
the tremendously increa>c
volume of war business. inClud-
ing vital ration bookkeeping for
the government and the mer-
chants. The result was that the
big share of the dollar volume
was sold by the banks. This,
combined with the handling of
IS per cent of all bonds ordered.
gives an idea of the importance
of the bank i'm the success of
the drive"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Nation S Store Sales
% Per Cent Over A.

NEW YORK. May 29-Federal
Reserve Board reported depart
mcnt stores sales last week were
20 per cent higher than during the
same week a year ago. In the
preceding week. such sales were
l6 per cent greater than in the
similar period IN 1912 while in the
four weeks ended May - they
totalCd II per cent more than in
corresponding period last wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
7 New Plants
Seen BOOSTING
BONN Profits

Barring the unprcdictable effect
upon earnings this year of price
adjustments under the war profits
control act, BONN Aluminium e
Brass Corp. should show material
~ better operating results in 1913
than in 1912.
This is because plant expansion
programs that were placed in pro-
duction last year are on a more
efficient basis as new workers
gain experience and skill also,
two new plants located in Mlchi-
gan and California and financed
by the Defense Plant Corp. at a
cost OF approximately $25000,000
will make some contribution TO
earnings i'm the third and fourth
quarters this year.