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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
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CORBIS-M Mabel. OF 22O26 Gascony. Easi
Detroit. loving wife of John. dear mother
of Carol Ann; dear daughter Of Maurice
chinn; sister OF Mrs. Vaughn Dotson, Mar
liam n. clyne funeral home, 22322 Gratiot,
East Detroit. until Monday, 10 a. m. strv-
Ices ~ Grace Baptist Church. corner Rivafd
snd Winfield, Base Line. Mich, al IL a. m
GEIMER-charles r., beloved husband OF
the late Anna, dear father of Mrs. MARY
Burke, Charles p, Honora, Mrs. Mildred
Pollock; dear brother Of Adelaide Ter
Scranton, all OF Rochester, n. Y, and
three grandchildren, Funeral from daugh-
ters residence. 1882 West Grand blvd
Monday morning at 80 and ST. John 4
Church al 8. Rosary. sunday evening si :.
LAPPO Edna C., January l. beloved wife
of the late stanley A; dear mother OF
Mrs. Rosemsrie Ssnick, Mrs. Charlotte
Kowal, Xavier B.. u. 3. N. and STANLEY
A. Jr. Funeral from her late residence.
40i6 Martin Tuesday. January s. a. m.
and from our Lacy OF Angels Church, 10
a. m. lntermeni Holy Cross Cemetery.
siERCURIO-Frank NJ, beloved husband
~ Frances; dear brother ~ John c. and
Jiseomo' Funeral from residence 7oi5
Iheisen. Dearborn. Monday Al = 80 a. m .
St Alphonsus Church st 10. Burial Nj.
Oiivet
MFINZINGER Frances. nee Huewagen.
Dee 81. 1892, widow Of late = A.
Meinzlnger, dear mother of Mrs. Edna
Kelly. Dorothy. Max J. and Walter }.
Huewagen. Funeral from Derosier Funeral
Home, 1922 East Grand boulevard, Monday,
q 30. 81. Anthony Church a. l00
ROvLEy-Marraret January l. beloved
mother Of Guy Of London. ont, and
Mrs Grace RiNon Services A. g
Rigiey Funeral Home, 1912 Liyetnois,
Monday. A. 2.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03

BILLFOLD Vicinity Fischer -Gfatiot. good
reward. Luebs, s732 Sheridan. lvanhoe
3qRg
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

Lost and round
BrLLFoLD vicinity rfsch.r.Gfaiot. good
29se
BLACK PURSE At Sans Cut Rate third
floor shoe department Reward. 1914
Harrison Temple 2-7s2s.
BROWN leather bag credentials. special
delivery. money needed badly. reward
Margaret Andncak. Margaret sobsy. Olye
1882
FLUFFY white male puppy, months
tan whit. markings: Vicinity Telegraph
sheridan Liberal reward Dearborn 40Sq
COLD ring with ruby stone; inscription
Mother 20 George Reward Lieut.
Lurssr Trinity i-50e9. Extension -
LADYs Gruen watch white gold. > ca.
moncs ana sspphires Third between
selden Ale1anfFine Reward Tyler 4s77o
LOST BLACK and white English springer
spaniel, registered. vicinity Abbott and
Jefferson, River Rolge Childs pet. Pc
"ard WILDWOOD 2-s5sl
LOST Helbros mans wrist watch leather
strap. approx uatslY on Michigan be
tween Horger ana SehtoH Dearborn. Christ
mas Reward OR. s2i9. 1893 Calhoun
LOST Brown leather purse containing
k't'. important paper, reward. TRINITY
80.
LOST Tan medium topcoa, A. Baglts Bar
RFwHrd, TO questions Askef Csi Hsrclc
Brown, Arlington 226l
LOST Liver sno white female sp1n.sl
Reward, Townsend s.25it
LOST Cni0n suit ovtrslls. house slppSrs
pair gloves Eastern Market. Msifuss lAyo.
ONE steel casting NJ Elliott and Lynch
road Reward. Iparhot $3.50. between
u N ana n
OvFRCOAT tAEsn ~ mlstsks from Old
CpI0ny Bsr New Year Fys plfass csif
owner. %orihiawn Sgsl Have yours Yitn
ys,S s'r
TWO English Setisrs White White and
black male. fsna,s Rswarc Center
L.1e 1881.
YELLOW gold wedding ring Nth 3 dis
uonfs, if.is kPrst vicinity CrUVles
lnsfs NJ MHck car. reward Csu Re
'aesu 30 m 8 3 N Plans O4I0.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Index 10
TIMES
WANT ADS

Par'
Apartment, Hotels
Apaftments Tor P.rt--Furnishsd
Apartment Property ioT Ssl'
Auction Sales
Autos for Sale
Auto Loans
Auto Parts and WreohinE
Auto Repairing
Auto Service and Repair
Autos Wanted
Bank Losrs
Board and Room
Boats, Equipment
Bungalows Tor Sale
- sineSs OppoftunitIss
sinsss opportunitiss Wanted
= asinsss Places for Rent
rus TrsuspoTtstion
Carpet and RuE Cleaning
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers
Coal. Coke and Mood
Death Notices
Diamond L6sns
Educational s
Electric Refrigsrstors
Electric Washers S
Employment Agencies 4
Expert Service Directory 4
Farm Lands for Sale
Female Help Wanted As
Financial Management 8
Flats for Sale
Funeral Directors
Furnished Rooms for Reri
Furniture. Household Goods
Gold Js~elry Wanted 8
Hotels :
Houses for Sale
Houses for Sais--Esst ~ Wood~srd :
4
Houses ior Rent
House Trsilers for Sale
Household Appliances s
housekeeping Rooms
Income Bungalows for Sale
Land Contracts =
Lsbs and River Property for Sale :
Lsun dries 8
Little Farms for Sale
Lost and Pound ;
Lumber and Building Materials
Machinery and Supplies :
Male Help Wanted J.4
Male and Female Help Wanted =
Male Help, Statesmen
Miscellaneous for Sale
Money TO Loan 3
Money 10 Loan on Real Estate 4
Mortgages a
Motorcycles and Bicycle. 7
MoVinR, Storage. Carriage
Musical Instruments 8
Music Lessons S
New Houses for Sale 7
Personals 8
Pets and Poultry supple, 8
Plumbing and Heating Supplss s
Property Management
Radios and Supplies 8
Radio Service 7
wynsl Estate Wanted \N q
iisls Wanted 7
s,s~ins Machines s
Situations Wantsd-Fsmsls &
Situations Wanted-Mals &
Storm Sssh S
Stoves and Heaters s
Swaps 2
Tres-Ussd
Trade Soho9ls-Fsmsls
Trade Schools Male Z
Trucks, Commercial Cars 7
UpholstsrinE s
Vacant Lots for Sale q
Wsntsd-MisoeIIansou
Wsnted-MAe hinsry
War Sub Contracts snd Defense Aids $
Wearing Apparel 8.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03

Advertisements accepted A. any ~
hundreds OF convenient neighborhoOd
Want Al stations or AZ the Times
Nam Onice. Times Square. AZ low
economy cash rates. or you may
telephone your al 10 Cherry $500
and have IL charged.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03

1895
BLACK PURSE At Sans Cut-Rate, third
floor shoe department. Reward. 1914
Harrison Temple 2-762s
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Male Help Wanted
CITY WORK
IS WAR WORK

Applications will be received
daily for the following until fur
ther notice, unless otherwise in.
dicated:
Nogales international., 1943-12-03

they already have. Persons needing
new copies will be supplied prompt
Iy upon application to the Collector
of Internal Revenue at Phoenix or
your nearest zone office. The dec
laration form itself, numbered
104OES, is the only form actually to
be filed with the Collector. In ad-
dition, the taxpayer has the choice
of two Worksheets from which he
can calculate the figures to be
copied on the declaration form. One
WorkSheet is Simplified version
that may be used by anyone who
wishes to approximate the tax on
any income up to $4,000 The other
is longer and may be used by any,
one who desires to make a more
precise estimate of his tax. Per-
sons using this long form should de-
duct all of the postwar credit for
Victory tax, in accordance with a
recent Act of Congress putting the
credit on current rather than a
postwar basis. On the simplified
form, no change is necessary be-
cause the form already assumed
the taxpayer was eligible for cur
rent credit.
Nogales international., 1943-12-03
HIGH School PLAY

Continued from Page One)
distinguished himself as an honor
student, a sports writer, and a
broadcaster of football games.
Diane Stewart, as Terry, might
well "steal the SHOW" Diane comes
from Kansas and is a new student
here. 1t is interesting to note that
DANES older sister played the part
of Prudence in this play few years
ago.
Prudence Darling, the siren and
the menace, and Brian, the heart
interest of all the girls, will be
played by Frances Carroon and
Perry Burnand.
Other players include: Phyllis
Westerlund, Margaret Wise, Martha
Ann Frazier, Nancy MarSteller,
Dora Loera, Clarice Chernin, Jane
White, Allen Cumming, Edward
Camou, Burch White, and Bill
Shane.
Tickets are now on sale at Nogales
High School.
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Nogales international., 1943-12-03

During herhigh school days she was
one of the cheer leaders for two
years, was a member of the king
and queens court at the annual
Junior Prom last December and
belonged to the Commercial Club
and the Adobe staff. She is sister
Of Limo Carrasco, Jr., one of this
years football stars at Nogales
High School.
Lieut.. Soto, very fine young
man, is the eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Soto, Jr, 152 Wayside
Drive. He was born here and follow
ing his graduation from Nogales
High School in 1910 enlisted in the
Army Air Forces as a radio opera
tor. He was commissioned as
second lieutenant on June 30th Of
this year and is now pilot. He is
a brother of Miss Dora Soto, Henry
Soto, and Gilbert Soto, the latter
now being in a marine raider bat
talon in the South Pacific.
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Nogales international., 1943-12-03
Terry Shannon
Celebrates
Sixth Birthday

There was gay time at the H.
j. Karns residence, 861 Grand ave-
nue., Tuesday, Nov. 80, when a group
of ten friends gathered to help
Terry Shannon celebrate his sixth
birthday at the home of his grand
parents.
There was lovely birthday cake
decorated with yellow candles and
many games were played before the
party was climaXed by Eleanor Pen
dleton's breaking of the beautiful
green, brown and bronze pinata.
Those who assisted Terry in cele-
brating his birthday were Suzonne
Medlen, Jean and John Isaacson.
Arlene and Dickie Mrosla, Larry
Noon, Eleanor and Nathaniel Pen
dleton and Walter Noon, Jr. As
sisting Mrs. Karns were Mrs. Doris
Bynon, Mrs. Henry Mrosla, Mrs.
James Pendleton and Mrs. Roy
Cheshire.
Terrys mother, Mrs. I. H. Shan
non, is visiting her husband, Major
Shannon at Fort Pickett, Virginia.
H#%M*#*#&
Use the BORDER CHRISTMAS
CARD for all your out-of-state
holiday greetings. 10c. Created,
printed and sold by NOGALES
INTERNATIONAL.
Nogales international., 1943-12-03
Exams For Social
Security Positions

The Arizona State Merit System
Council has announced that it is
now receiving applications for exam
nations for various positions in the
State Department of Social Security
and Welfare.
Applications for examinations in
the various classes of positions will
be received continuously until there
are sufficient number of applica-
tiors to justify giving the examina-
Nogales international., 1943-12-03
Second
Continued from Page one)

during the calendar year 1943 more
than 500 gross income from a
source outside of wages which are
subject to withholding and who
also expects sufficient gross in.
come to require filing an income
tax return ($500 for a single per-
son, $1,000 for a married couple,
or 1924 for an individual married
person.
b. Any single person expecting
wages of more than $27OO during
the year.
c. Any married person or any
married couple expecting indi-
vidually or together more than
$500 from wages during the year.
d. Any person who was requir-
ed to file an income tax return for
1912 and who expects his wages
in 1943 to be less than in 1912
There may be some taxpayers who
filed declarations in September ano
paid one-half of the remaining tax
estimated to be due, but who now
believe that the amount for which
the Collector will bill them in De-
cember is more than they should
pay These taxpayers may also file
amended declarations correctina
their previous estimates and recon-
pute the amount of their install
nents to be paid in December. In
such cases the amended declaration
should be accompanied by the bill
received from the Collector, together
with the remittance for any revised
amount due on December IS.
Persons having forms left over
from September may use the forms
Nogales international., 1943-12-03
Monthly Report Of
Knitting Chairman

Miss Margaret Wood, knitting
chairman, reports the following Red
Gross hospital articles shipped this
month to Utah: 10 pairs mules, 25
bed side bags, Is hot water bottle
covers. These articles were made
by Mrs. Charlotte Stauffer, 40; Miss
Margaret Wood, 26; Mrs. Esther
Valdez, 19; Miss Catharine Geor-
gelos, 18; Mrs. Maude Peterson, IL;
and Mrs, Aurora Moraga, 6.
The final shipment of the April
quota of Navy knitted garments was
also made this month and were II
turtle neck sweaters, 3 watch caps,
and 2 pairs gloves.
*********
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Y. Meeker of
Bisbee, formerly of Nogales, were
Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. McNulty Mrs. McNulty
and two daughters Patsy and Mary
returned home with the Meekers
where they expected to spend about
ten days visiting the F. w. Maners
and the Meekers, but due to illness
returned home Tuesday and are all
three confined to their beds with
flu. Mrs McNulty's mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Scholey of Prescott, was
called here the first of the week.
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Miss Doleta Parks of 20 Palms,
Calf, is visiting her brother, Fer
aid Parks, and wife.
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Mrs. E. c. Houle and Mrs. Craig
Pottinger will motor to Tucson to-
day.
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Mrs. F.. Britton Burns (Estelle
Bibolet) of Phoenix is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Bibo-
let.
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Mr. and Mrs. Graham Bell MAR
jorie Sisk) of Tucson were Thanks
giving guests Of the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Sisk
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Alvin Davenport, son of Mrs. vi
canta Davenport, is undergoing
medical treatment at the National
Military Home, Los Angeles.
Nogales international., 1943-12-03
RSOClefY,;9|
Miss Irma Carrasco To Become Bride
OF Lieut.. Oscar c. Soto OF Army
Air Forces At Local Church Monday

A wedding of much interest here,
uniting two of the best known IA
miles of NogaleS, will take place
at am, Monday at Sacred Heart
Church, Monsignor L. Duval Off
ciating, when Miss Irma Carrasco,
one of Nogales' most beautiful girls,
becomes the bride of Lieut.. Oscar
Corrales Soto of the u. S. Army Air
Forces.
The bride-eleot will wear long
wedding gown of ivory French
chameuse and a floor length veil,
held in place by a wreath of orange
blossoms. Her accessories will
match her wedding dress. Little
Miss Esperanto Carrasco, 6-year-old
sister of the bride, will be flower
girl, and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Limo C. Carrasco, best man and
matron, Of honor.
Following the ceremony there will
be reception for members of the
two families at the Carrasco home,
1873 Terrace, Immediately after
which the young couple will go to
Burbank, Calf, where Lieut.. Soto
is to be stationed He arrived here
Monday from Washington, D. G.
The wedding is the elimination
of a romance which began in child
hood days when Miss Carrasco was
in the sixth grade and Lieut.. Soto
in the eighth grade of the Nogales
schools.
Born here, the bride-to-be, very
lovely girl, graduated from NogaleS
High School in May of this year.
Nogales international., 1943-12-03

Persons interested in taking ex-
aminations may obtain further in
formation by calling at the local
Welfare Office.
Nogales international., 1943-12-03
COLLEGE GIRLS SPEND
THANKSGIVING HERE

Misses Alice E. Wall, Grand
Rapids, Mich, Wilma Jean Crane,
Bloomington, Ind, Patti Paige,
Schenectady, N. Y, and Marguerite
Aldrich, Michigan City, Ind, had
Thanksgiving dinner and spent the
last weekend with Miss Kay Chesh-
ire at her home on Grand avenue.
The young women attend the Uni
versity of Arizona.
MAMKNMMHX
Nogales international., 1943-12-03

Misses Mary and Ann Hutchin-
son, who attend high school in Tue
son, spent the Thanksgiving holi-
days with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. E. Hutchinson of The Little
Outfit Ranch in San Rafael Valley.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clell Schrader and
Miss Irma F1eischer returned Sun
day night from Marymount College,
Calf, where they visited the for
mer's daughter, Miss Shirley Schra-
der, who recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis. Miss
Schrader is arriving home about
the 18th of December to spend the
holidays. tSM.
Nogales international., 1943-12-03
VISITS PARENTS

VISITS PARENTS
Mrs. Sam Shamburger (Helena
Karns) of Tucson was the guest last
weekend of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry j. Karns. Her husband
is connected with the sub-depot at
Davis-Monthan Field, Tucson They
were married two weeks ago Sunday
at Lordsburg, N. M.
**#**~***
THANKSGIVING GUESTS
Miss Sophia Dorfman and r. E.
Thornton of Phoenix were Thanks
giving guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Barbee. Miss Dorfman is a
sister of Mrs. Ike Diamond, whose
husband owns the Boston Store,
one of Phoenix oldest and largest
department stores. Mr.. Thornton
has missed only one time in 20 years
spending Thanksgiving with the
BarbeeS.
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Attorney Frank Barry came over
from Los Angeles to spend Thanks
giving and a couple of weeks at his
home in the northeastern part of
the city.
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Mrs. Edward Stevens Patsy
Girdham) left yesterday to join her
husband 1t. \ Edward Stevens, who
is being transferred from Salt Lake
City to Kansas, after d weeks visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Santoyo, at their
home in the Rosemont Apartments
on Crawford street:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Capt. WortIey
Takes Command
OF Reserve Area

Capt Milton r. Wortlcy, active
for 25 years in the United States
Naval Reserve and one of the
founders Of the naval armory at
1900 +. Jefferson, today took com
mand Of the armory the training
school and the second naval re-
serve area. lie succeeds Capt. r.
Thornton Brodhead. retired.
Capt Wortley Is a native De-
troitcr and, prior TO 1910 was
executive officer 10 Capt. Brod-
head. In that year, rs commanding
officer, he took the USS Duhuque
10 the East Coast.
He lives al 1863 Grayton, Crosse
Pointe, with his wife and two
daughters. Another daughter, Mrs.
Charles G. Nolan, lives in San
Francisco with her army husband.
He received his captainCy June
1S. 1912. His service stripes in
cludc tho Victory Medal for serv-
fee during World War ], National
Defense Service with Sea Duty
Star. Atlantic Campaign Ribbon
and the 30-Year Service Ribbon.
Et-.Gr11dr--. ftarufd H. Batts,-cx=
eCutive officer. acted as com
handing officer Of the school from
the time Capt. BrOdhcad retired
until Capt. Wortlcy assumed
command
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Son = Fault
Asks Citizenship, Father
Loses His as Result

Russell w. Hammond, 50, Of
374l Fischer, today lost his citi-
zenship through evidence supplied
unwlttingly by his adopted son
Kenneth 3
In addition. machinery was put
IN operation 20 dcport Hammond
10 has native Canada
The veteran truck driver pleaded
guilty yesterday before Judge Moi
net 10 obtaining citizenship IN
1899 through fraud
Investigation Of recent nat
uralizatIon application by the son
disclosed that Hammond had lied
about the year IN which he became
permanent resilient Of TINS
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

THESE two important steps may
help you overcome the diScomioSts
or embarrassment OF sour stomach,
Jerky nerves. loss Of appetite. under
weight, digestive complaints, weak
ness
A person who is operating on only q
20 TO 75Co healthy blood volume or q
stomach digestive capacity OF only 50
20 500 normal is severely handicapped.
SO with ample stomach digestive juices
PLUS rich. red blood you should enjoy
that sense OF well being which denotes
physical Gtness mental alertnessl
II you are subject % poor digestion or
suspect deficient rcd-b!ood as the cause
OF your trouble, yet have no organic
complication or focal infection. SIS
Tonic may be Just what you need as it
Is especially designed 20 promote tho
fow OF vital digestive Juices IN tho
stomach and 20 buNd-up blood strength
when deficient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Values From SOC TO LOO Per I'd
ttsFun! It's THRIFTY It's Patriotic to SEW

Here good why pays 10 make Il YOURSELF
~ Your choice greater RI You don't the dress
on Ten other women! ~ You than pennes
Al You help Uncle Sam Isl You gain in fun and personal
satocton And when you shop al Sears you find rrestiby
lovely new fabrics spun ayons rayon erges and gabadne
that tailor into smart powear plain or printed royons,
and rung crepe aeto that dape into clothes for all
ons 10 Ioyord lengths. Specially pced Savings TO cheer!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
THREE-PoINT PROGRAM

Part OF Or. Shurly'S program
calls for establishment IN the
schools of boys clubs 10 provide
supervised entertainment an d
recreation during the evening
hours. Other points:
Behavior clinics where prob
lem children can be analysed
before they get into the de-
hnqucnt classification
= Extension Of counselor SPrN-
ice 10 give children advice IN
their adolcSccnt problems.
2 Additional vocational train
ing program 10 give outlet 10
Youthful interests
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Shurly Outlines
Plan for Control
Of Delinquency
BOYS Clubs and Clinics
on Behavior included
in 3-Point Program

Beginning his third term as
president OF the Detroit Board of
Education, Dr. Burt r Shurly
Saturday mapped a campaign
against juvenile delinquency as a
major program for the year.
ITS n disease that we have
"a cure" he said. Juvenile de-
linquency Is a disease of unrest,
n nervous irritabllity that we
must deal with before II gets
completely out Of hand"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Coal Strike End
Seen by tuesday

WILKES.BARRE, Pa. July ;
ms An end 10 unauthorized
strikes and resumption Of normal
production was anticipated today
in tho anthracite fields Tuesday
following the observance of hide
pondcncc Day
some 5000 men were still alb
sent from work as The week
cndcd. bot It was expected that
many Of these would return 10
their Job, ncNt week and that the
remainder would eventually fol-
low sgt.
Contract negotiations mean
.WhIlC. arc preceding m New York
between The United Mine Work
CTS Union and the hard coal pro-
duccrs They have been under
Way since April
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Row Hits
Store Deliveries

I'm what was termed iurIS-
dicronal dispute by Henry Wine
man president of Peoples out
fitting Company the store Sat
urday deliveries were disrupted
when approximately 30 truckers.
members ~ tho Van Drivers.
AL. walked of the ioh.
"'FhiS is fight between the
co and AL" Nineman de-
Clared IT Is mol = strike
against the store. We expect
everything will ne ironed out
and deliveries win 20 out Tues
daN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
PrioritieS Given
For New Phones

A request by tho Michigan Bell
Telephone Co. for authority to set
UP prioriticS on installations was
approved Saturday by the Public
Service Commission.
William r. Shane, Detroit COM
merclal superintendent for the
company said the No. | priority
goes 10 the business user moving
10 now address. No. = 10 resi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Heads Ideas for Victory

WASHINGTON, July 3 CUPl-
F.. S. Taylor OF the Pullman Co.
Chicago. president of the National
Association of Suggestion Sys-
TENS, has been appointed chair
man OF the board of civilian
awards in the war departments
ideas for victory" program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Institute Receives
Church Art Gem
Gothic Period AItsrpiece
Gift Of N. Y. Dealer

An altarpJcce Of the Gothic
period acquired from the William
Randolph Hearst collection, has
been presented 10 the Detroit
Institute Of Arts was an
nounced today ny Or. William r
Valeutincr director
Depicting Christ in tho home of
Simon, the altarplcce Is a com
hlnatlon Of woodcarvinG and paint
lng. II was the gift Of DR..
SleGfrled F. Aram, -Nelv York art
dealer.
SHOWN AT -ALGER -HoESE
The altarpiece Is now on exhibit
in Alger House, f. Jefferson. in a
room devoted to Flemish French
and German art of the fifteenth
and sixteenth centuries
Very few aHarpieceS or This
type can he found in American
museums. II was pointed out by
Or Nalentiner. II Is the first one
10 he added 10 the Institutes col.
lection,
Formerly In p collection At
WeSel on the lower Rhine near the
Dutch frontier, the piece center
panel is carved and the two wings
are painted
TWO SAINTS DEPICTED
When the wings are closed. two
saints. S. Jerome and 81. Au-
guStInc. appear IN colorlul costume
against a blue hack Eroun d.
Opened the center panel is re-
vealed m high relief
In the foreground St Mary
NJ a & d a enc Is shown drying
ChrIstS feet with her hair alter
Amounting them The three Phar-
aSceS arc eating Al the table while
page boy pOurS wine