davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
There is little doubt that
retail unit volume j. >ub>tan-
tally lower than year ago"
10 dCparlmNnI 90.

80 i'''i 'iff ~ Noi'''
SeaSonally adjusted indexes for
a!Lmaler gre,tPs-eftitif able -eeod>
declined s per cent from April 10
May Heaviest drops here were
s per cent in building materials
and hardware. and from 1 TO I
per cent in household furnishings,
auimotlve equipment and iewelrY.
The index for nondurable goods
showed a , per cent rise from
April to May The increase was
assigned principally to fdcf and
ice sales. which held steady due
to consumer anxiety over the coal
strike instead of declining sharply
as heretofore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
SUBMITS REMEDY

A. a remedy Roper proposed
Improvement of unions 50 that
they VIII work more cooper
atiVely with other forces, clmi-
nation Of raeketeeiiifs, PreVon-
ton OF war strikes. development
of better workers and StrcSSinc
the duties as WCll as tbcLIIghts
OF Unions
Roper adpaeR4-l---t4 ti-,ar'' If 4
short sighted employers U~c the
present anlIpathN on the part Of
the public toward labor union,
as an opportunity for trying 10
undo what good the LmlGn>- LAAe-
-dUUT, The public VIII turn us
dl>iaNor once again on BUSINESS
management
Thi> is >afa advice The time
is mp, for sensible huSlnc~>
rTrCUtIVrS 70 Impt0Ne industrial
relationships and 10 seek 10
CIImIU .tD CIIoN 3nrI~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW Juy G-Pl -Toda. psv
arg prices 20 growers f1r beans
Pea hesrs s. So. light red kidneys.
So So dark red Kidneys SIS So. = r e.
yellow eyes So So G. r O. Heh' nan
herres >5le--C r. dark crsrDerfiss.
- 90
Wheat 81 t4gt as oats 6a5 zoe rve
"a $50. SIX r0Ved barley - 2z1,2 Is.
huckVhea' S2g-Ii1. corn 81 1871 ID.
SOY beans 81 SIS
Prices furnished ry N.tsIea0 Peso CO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Utility of Unions
Reappraised by Public
Poll Shows Most People DispIeased
With Labor Leaders Policies
nv MERRYLE STANLEY RTKEYSER
International Nrus service Economic commentator

Tho Amcr@n public roappra.~ng tho Hhi'y OF labor
Perhaps dramatic and incruuttont~ work >loppacc>
ordered bottoucck coal industry bl n'c1 Mine Wot,
has created emotional overcast
the
tents constitutes "a measure public sentiment
Frequently regulatory legislation follows some overt event
winch aI0l>C> The public Thu, m Great Britain BRUSH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Retail Sales
) Billion in May

WASHINGTON, July , CUP)-
The commerce. department an
nounccd today that retail sales in
May were S511O,0O0,00 S5ii.-
100000 higher than May, 1912. 1t
attributed the increase 10 higher
prices rather than greater volume
of merchandise sold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
PUBLIC ATTITUDES

Elmo Roper "a professional
fCclcr Of the puhlIG pulSG.Ln-LlG-
current Harvard Business Re
view, discusses public Attitudes
toward labor unions As rCvratcd
ln various public opinion polls
which ne has conducted.
studies" ne dlSCioScS, tell
us the majority Of our people
seem to draw sharp line be
tween labor and the labor
Unions. They want the -iutft-
Nidual workman 10 have better
wages. better working Condi-
tionS, greater security, and
greater dignity; but they are
either skeptical of the ability
OF the labor unions 10 give
these things without violating
many other principles held
equally firmly ny the public, or
they resent the methods en-
-plaAeA- AY- the-tiittett~,
we have asked many quc>-
tions during the past years
which show that the public
does have this fear of, or SuS-
pieiaR about eF-lAek -of-tut,-
fidPnce In. labor unions"
ROppT points Ogt that I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
UTILITIES SIT PACE

Strength M the utilities was
feature OF the last hour SEC
approval of Electric Bond and
Share expenditure of $4,000 600
10 retire preferred conferred At
tenton on Tins group with tho
hope other holding company sYS-
TENS may bc able 40 improve their
common stocks positions ln the
same manner
Commonwealth ami Southern
preferred was l"s higher al 667,
fractional -.H-tAt~- sslF,+ttt,
were shown by Engineers Public
Service. North American Co. and
Consolidated Edison
TobaccoS were better with
American Tobacco b gaming -,
SOME RAILS HIGHER
some rails were higher. Atchl-
son gaining > but the trend was
not general. pennsylvania and
some of The others lost fractions
and Norfolk and Western gave
up "A fun point.
StCclS were mixed 10 lower OILS
finn TODD AMI f44e+,+f4ttss 4if-tit--
practically unchanged
Warner Brothers gained 3. on
announcement OF a rounding
program.
Commodities Wclc active, Cot
aAt-5,A-t-t-trt rTtC n The
opening and then extended MS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
EARNINGS

ANp - HNif,ftHtt
20 e,tkt ending June &C. s3 J ne % ~
~ A-rft- 81 5ff s5F s. a. a1s
Per fltTw share 81 Us $ IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

Bonds were dull.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
BODA POR PODER

A principle de la presente Sc
mana contrajo matrimonio por
poder una estimada amiguita del
cronista, Jennie Rodriguez, con Ell
j6ven Manuel Fernandez.
Representa- al novio en- esta ce-
remonia, por poder, ell hermano de
la desposada, Sr, Roberto Rodri-
! guez.
La contrayente es hija de la Sra
Elena Rodriguez, residente de
2513 de la Gale Dewey, y fue pre-
sidenta de la Secci6n de Damas
del Centre Fspanol.
Aver Microbes parti6 Jennie
para la ciudad de Chicago, a u
nirse con SUI esposo.
Feliz viaje lie deseamos y eter-
ma dicha.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
L

Cumple en- ell dia de hoy sus 19
amos la gentil damita Conchita
Garcia. hija de nuestroS buenos
amigos Serafin Y Rosa Garcia, re-
2identes del 1905 de la Gale Har-
per, en- Palmetto.
Con tai motive sus papas lie o.
freceran una fiestecita; para la
que han invitado a sus numero-
sas amistades.
A las muchas felicitaciones que
habra de recibir en- su dia, ell GRO
nista une las suya, muy sincera
deseando que siempre lie sonrif
la dicha.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
Pleitos y Divorcios

Decretos finales: Jose Giglia
contra Celia Dicharia Giglia.
Ellen Brown contra James Will
liams Brown; John C. Buff con-
ira Betty Buff; Essie Mae Cato
contra Chandler Cato; Josefina
Smith contra Leroy Smith; Ma
rion X. Hoeppner contra Henry
J.. Hoeppner; William f. Kitchen
contra Lillian Clark Kitchen.
Nuevas demandas: Ruth Null
der contra Henry Mulder; f, A.
Richie contra Lillian S. Richie;
Wesley Gregg contra Dorothy
Robinson Gregg; Maj. Roy An
derson contra Mary Evelyn An
derson; Margie Smith contra John
w. Smith.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
IL DOMINGO

Reina gran animation entire
huestras. familias y los amantes de
las mobiles causas para asistir a la
Function teatral que ofrecera ell
Domingo la Junta de Cultura Es-
pamela, a beneficio de los refu-
giados espanoleS.
Esta function, para la que hay
vendida una enorme cantidad de
boletoS de entrada, Sc Verificara
en- ell teatro del Centre Asturiano,
'subiendo a escena la preciosa CO.
media, lei ANA de la Casa, in
.terpetada por valiosos artistas To-
Gales.
Tambien han brindado SUI cola
boraci6n los SimpaticoS actores ST.
Gilberto Delfino y Miguel Gown,
los que han preparado un boni-
to Sketch. Estes actores actua-
ran en- la segunda parte del pro-
grama.
Contribuya al mayor exito de
esta function.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
FUNCTION HOMEMADE

Segun pasan los dias crece ell
entuSiasmo para asistir a la fun
cion homemade que Sc lie ofrecera
al notable actor generico Gilber-
to Delfino, el Viernes % del pre-
Sente mes, en- ell coqueton teatro
del Circulo Cubano.
va han comenzado los enSayos
de la bonita obra melodramatica
UNA LIMOSNA POR dos, es
crita por ell ST. Delfino. Sera in
terpretada por Chela Martinez,
Dora Fernandez Arturo Pinero,
Tomas Rodriguez jr.. Severino
Quintanilla y ell beneficiado, que
hara tres papeleS, uno de negro
viejo. otro de un viejo cascarra-
bias y otro de borracho. Tam
bien lucira SUI talento ell popular
negrito Miguel Gown.
Los numeroS de variedadeS que
Sc preparan encantaran al publ
CO.
Tocaran los pianistas Luz Mi
liam y ArtiStideS Santirso.
La function dara comienzo a las
ocho y media en- punto.
Los precios senalados SON. los
s|iguienteS: LunetaS ~numeradas, Is
cts; Balloon, o entrada general, 81
cts; ninos is cts.
Recuerde que va son muy la
lunetaS numeradas que quedar
disponibles.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
NUESTRO SALUDO

Muy afectuoso Sc 10 eXtendemos
al ValeroSo militar Reinaldo r.
Soto, ell que deSpues de haber Ii
brado varias batallas en- las iSlas
del Sur del Pacifico, recibio Or
denes de sus superiores y medicos
de regresar a su hogar para re-
ponerSe.
Tan estimado joven es hijo de
la Sra Martina Soto, domiciliads
en- ell 1915 de la Octava Avenida
Nuestros mejoreS porque prontt
recupere su quebrantada salud.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14

BESIDE aver Sc encuentra en-
Ell apreciado j6ven Bien-
venido Cu6llar, hijo de los espoSoS
Juan Cu6llar, RESIDENCES de la De-
Gina avenida y calle Ounce.
FL joven Cuellar desde algunoS
meses pertenece al ej6rcito de es-
Ia nacion Y ostenta ell grade dc
0~ldado de Primera Clase.
Con sus padres y demas fami.
liareS sclo estara mos dias.
Un afectuoSo saludo.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
Ell BALE DE DOMINGO

OtrO de suS acoStumbrados bal
les Semanales efectuara ell entran-
te Domingo la Secci6n de Recreo
y Adorno del Circulo Cubano, en-
su precioSo Patio Jardin.
La concha de la masica sera o.
cupada por la orquesta Don Fran
cisco, la que, como siempre, eje-
cutara 10 mejor de SUI repertoire.
Empezara a las ocho de la no.
che y terminara a las doce. AsiS-
tira 10 mejor de nuestra colonia.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
Venta de Propie

Nicolasa Gonzalez a Calogero
Gentle; f. A. Dahl a A. d. Gil
bert; George M. Bailey a Tom
Julian; Banks Borders, Inc, con-
ira Ruth B. Brush; J. II. Mar
vim a David R. Bryant; Maude S.
Price a George Nix; j. H. Mar
tin a David r. Bryant; Verde L.
CHANNEL a Robert B. Griffin; M.
A. Cooper a Nellie v. Robinson.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
tOGAR L

En- dias recientes vino al mum
con toda feIicidad un hermoso
aroncito, para algeria y dicha de
pestros estimados amigos, espo-
Is 1~Iarcelina y oscar Perez.
La Sra Perez fue asistida en- Su
garto. en- ell Sanatorio del Centre
Asturiano, por ell competente gil
college DR.. Fayer.
Ell nuevo ciudadano respondent
Il nombre de SUI papa, Oscar Pc
|ez jr.
Dentro de los dias prudenciales
n estos casos seran trasladados
u Sra Perez y su primogenito
bara SUI hogan, 811 de la Gale Ca
FOL.
Al ~felicitar a los dichosos pa
bas. hacemos extensive la felicita-
hon a los abuelitos maternos, eS-
Baldomero Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
LA JUNTA DE HOY

Para las siete y media de la
noche de hoy estan citados los
miembros del Cuerpo de Policia
Auxiliar del Sector de Ybor CT
ty, capiteanados por ell Sr Joe
Glamour.
La reunion tendra lugar en- Ell
antique salon que ocupaba la Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor.
Puegase la aSistencia de todoS
los miembroS.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
I'M I R N 0 MO S

Joel Austin, rs amos y Lola M.
Segerman, so,
Harry o. Gimble, 2S amos,
Charlotte f. Toll, 2l.
Francis d. Lentini, 81, y Do
ris c. Frink, II.
Erwin d. Karrick, %, y Try
phenia Tallmann, 81.
Levi F. Olsen, %, y Lucille B.
Bodden, %.
William Kiersten, %, y Betty
Stround, 81.
Leno Roscoe Perkins, Jr., 2l,
Y Brenda Krivas, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

BUYING CARS. ANY condition, for Junk.
Atlas Auto Parts. 9137 Livernois. North
lawn qlZb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Motorcycles and Bicycles

WANT motorcycles or equities. Cash walt.
ing Edw Kehoe Co, 1884 Grand River.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big Sunday Times Want ~
Section! frt - -ii y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Trucks for Hire
A Automobiles Wanted

MARSHALL Trucking Company: day-nigl
own driver. olive si92-Olive 5733.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

LINCOLN ZEPHYR-'4i Spas. club cow.
$4,000 miles. 3 General ". =. ". tires
radio. heater ana defrosteTs. Looks new
LINCOLN SALES TO. s-7ssl
Ford II p. Bldg. $1,000 Woodward. at Scar
No priority needed. Open till y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

ATE model de luxe Ford tudor OF 4-pass.
coupe. HORarth 52l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

PAUL ZAHNER
Pays Top Prices for Cars
All Makes-All Models
DRIVE OVER TO s0Ol MACK
PRIVATE party will pay cash for late
model car, must be clean. NO. 1855.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings 10 the big sunday Times Want AID
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

PROVIDENT LOAN A. SAVINGS SOCIETY
1919 GRIsWoLD. FARwELL BLDG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

FOR a good car from 1889 TO 1912, l Will
pay a big price. University 3sf0s.
GET THE HI-DOLLAR FROM DOC"
9O01 WOODWARD TR. 2-s460
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Services Next Week
For DR.. Burks, 40
Woman Psychologist
Killed in Piunoe
Bv The Associated Press.

- nc HSSOtIfttN fIbSS-
NEW YORK. MAY 27.-Funeral
services will be held next week for
DR.. Barbara Burks. &c. psychologist.
Killed in plunge from George
Washington Bridge last Tuesday.
Her brother-in-l law Frank Newman
Of Washington. an OPA attorney.
arrived today to make the arrange
mentS.
Widely known in the field of psy-
coiogy. Dr. Burks recently won the
Gu9genheim Fellowship in psychol-
ogy and was to have conducted
study in identical twins reared
apart
Mr.. Newman said she had been
oVerVorked and had overstudied. and
had been persuaded to postpone re-
search on the award until Septem-
Der. The committee presenting her
the AWARD had agreed. he said.
In addition to many articles and
books on psychological topics. DR..
Burks collaborated with fellow psy-
biologists on books and articles. One
OF the best known Of these was "Ge-
netic Studies of Genius in three
volumes on which she worked with
Dr.. Lewis Madison Terman from
1925 to 1880.
She was born in Upper Manhat-
tan and moved with her family to
Palo Alto, Calf. when she was of
college age. She studied at STAN
ford University, which awarded her
Phi, D. degree in psychology in
1929.
Mr.. Newman will be joined here
shortly by his wife Frances. DR..
Burks sister, who. with their moth
er. Mrs. Frances Wilson Burks of
Palo Alto, Calf. survives.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
.0PA5eeks ksS7,000,0 600
In Two Suits Against
Whisky Owners
Price Ceiling Violations
In Eight Transactions
Charged in Kentucky
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. MAY 27.-Tfe
Office of Price Administration to-
day filed in Federal District Court
here two suits for approXinateN
81 900 900 against 43 former officers
and stockholders Of the dissolved
Cummins DistillerieS Corp. charo-
ing them with violating price CELL
ln@S on whisky sales and asking
triple the amount of the alleged
ONCrChar9eS.
RAYMOND C. Stephenson. OPA
district attorney, said it was the
largest suit ever filed under the
Feoeral Emergency Price Control
Act. The major suit was for Sc
799.l0l and the second suit was for
sl600l8
The major suit alleged that:
l. On Or about January 4. l943.
the defendants sold the Calvert Dis
tlllery Co. OF New York 22l37 bar
rels OF bourbon whisky for Sl.674.-
92l SO or S955 .282 "a in excess of the
ceiling price. Recovery sought-s2. :
SOS ,348O2.
Z. On or about January 4. l943.
the defendants sold to the kiefer
Stewart Co. Of indianapolis 2.lS6
barrels OF bourbon for S2O3 .798. 40 or
Sl07 ,87l40 in excess of the ceiling
prlce. Recovery sou9ht-S323 6l4 90
3. On or about January q. l943,
the defendants sold to the National
Dlstlllers Products Corp of New
York 1926 barrels of bourbon for
81 ,599 ,22525 o: s866.044 in excess of
the ceiling price. Recovery sought
s2598132
4. On or about January 4. l943 the
de1endantS sold to the Stewart Will
llams Co. of Chicago 226 barrels of
bourbon for sl36.396 48 or s5O.O58 80
IN excess of the ceiling price. Re-
coVery sought-sl5O.l74.
5, On or about January 4. l943.
the defendants sold TO L. A. Weiss
& Co. of Chicago 1922 barrels of
bourbon for S499 $50 or s227.955 in
excess Of the ceiling price. Recovery
sought-s633,3 ,365.O6.
b. On or about January II. l943.
the defendants sold to r. l.. Buse
Co. Of Cincinnati 1861 barrels of
rye whisky for Sl2l.9l7 or s59.l55. %
IN excess OF the ceiling price. Re-
coVerv soueht-sl77465 50.
7. That stockholders and directors
attempted to circumvent the Price
control Act" by cloaking their ac-
tons under series of complicated
sales maneuvers.
The second suit was against the
corporation itself for alleged price
violations in connection with the
sale OF bulk and case whisky before
the company was dissolved
Evening star., 1943-05-27

Domestic help is hard to find
hut YOU may find it through a
Want Ad" in The Star.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Army Has Trouble Buying
II Million Pairs Of Socks
Bv lhe Associated Press

BY ihe Associated Press.
The Army is having trouble buy
ing 27,000000 pairs of lightweight
p2lt-WOOl socks.
Manufacturers submitted bids for
only 100000 pairs. it was learned
today. AS a result, the War Pro-
ductlon Board called in manufac-
turcrS. and alternate Specifcat tions
are being submitted by the industry
Representative. of the industry
said ample knitting facilities are
available if an adequate supply Of
yam can be obtained. Industry
people said alternate specifications
would re!leve the yarn Stua ton.
The Army is considering. among
other things. omission of preference
Tor socks with z double sole and high
spllced heel.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

would be very important to our
operations"
He said he thought the extra bill
lion dollar authorization was neces-
sary without reference to any sub
sidy operations that might be un-
dertaken under a directive from the
economic stabilization director.
Across the Capitol, meanwhile.
Edward A. O'Neal, president of the
American Far Bureau Federation
appearing before the House Bank
ing Committee in support of the
same legislation, accused the ad-
ministration of having ''evaded the
policy of Congress- in the matter
of subsidy payments and called for
safeguard in future appropriations
against this record of fragrant de-
fance'
Mr.. ONeal charged the Office of
Price Administration with having
seriously jeopardized" the food
production program through deter
mined efforts to provide bargain
prices to consumers without due re-
gard to providing prices essential
10 secure maximum production"
Calls OPA Unqualified.
The OPA, he said, has repeatedly
| demonstrated that it is not quah-
fled to administer the price policies
en- agricultural commodities and
the Office of Economic Sterilization
mot only has failed to correct these
policies but is even now engaged in
supporting policies which we fear
will lead to disaster unless COR
rected."
Domestic help is hard to find
hut Won maY find il thrn,1ch Il .
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Administration Battles
Against Amendments
To Trade Pacts Bill
George Confident Senate
Will Reject Inclusion
Of Veto Power

SENATOR OMAHONEY in radio
forum calls for congressional check
on trade pacts. Page AS
BY the Associated Press
Confronted by a coalition de-
manding that Congress have a
say-so on tariff agreements, the
administration fought today to
ward off a pack of amendments
to legislation continuing the re-
ciprocal trade program two more
years.
Chairman George of the Finance
Committee made it plain no COM
promises would be entertained when
the Senate begins consideration of
the Se-approved bill either late
In the day or tomorrow.
Senator George said he is conf
dent the Senate will reject an
amendment attached by his COM
mittee which would permit Congress
to end any trade agreement six
months after the close Of the war
by Joint resolution. An Associated
Press survey showed that of 50 SEN
ators willing to commit themselves.
36 favor the amendment and 33 op-
pose it.
Interpretation CHALLENGED.
Il believe the Senate will reject
the amendment. Senator George told
reporters. If it is adopted, it will be
not willing to adjust tariffs. trade
restrictions and trade barriers in
the postwar era
Republicans. led by Senator VAN
denberg of Michigan. have chal-
lensed this Interpretation of the
amendment which a coalition group
placed on the bill by an ll-to-lO vote
in committee
ParadoXically, however. the ad-
minlsration seemed likely to need
several Republican votes if it is to
defeat the amendment. While there
is prospect that upwards of a half
dozen minority members may vote
against 1t. the issue concededly is
close
There is disposition in some quar-
terS to regard proposal by Senator
OMahoney, Democrat. of Wyoming
giving Congress the same right to
approve agreements as is held bv
the Legislatures of the countries
with which they are concluded. as
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Chester Davis Sees
Peril in Subsidy Ban
In New Credit Bill
Tells Senate Group
Issue Would Split
U. S. Into Factions

By the Associated Press
Food Administrator Davis told
the Senate Banking Committee to-
day it would be "extremely dan
gerous' to restrict the operations Of
the Commodity Credit Corp. by "a
narrow prohibition of subsidies"
Appearing In behalf Of bill
which would expand Gees lending
power by s1,ooo,0oo, 900 and extend
its life four years, Mr. Davis said
II think it would be dangerous to
attach too much importance to the
subsidy label. and line the people
of the country up in hostile camps.
one ro-subsidy, the other anti
subsidy
Questioned by Committee.
Mr.. Davis declara ton followed
questioning bv committee members
concerning subsidy plans. The food
administrator said he did not know
how many of the corporations &C
tlVitieS would be barred if subsidies
were prohibited but added there
might be times when subsidies
Evening star., 1943-05-27
North Coro|inu Mayor
Named by Coin Toss

Bv he Associated Press.
BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. c.. May
PIT. x. Brown, former deputy
sheriff, tipped a coin Yesterday.
J. l.. Potter called heads as
the coin spun upward. and E. F.
White called tails, The coin fell
tails up-and this gave Mr. White
the office of Mayor
MI. White and Mr. Potter polled
2G2 votes each in the municipal cleo
tlon May 4 and cast lots to break
the tie. as provided by law.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

SENATOR OMAHONEY in radio
forum calls for congressional check
on trade pacts. Page AS
Evening star., 1943-05-27

PIN, antique: sold, removable top with
photoeraph OF man, also Gn2raved on back
with name "StevenS,' Reward NO. 34O0.
Nj WnndWar6 -
Evening star., 1943-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANv
debts, contracted by any one other than
myself. JAMES EDWARD FRAZIER. 700M
Chahey Or. Takoma Park. Md. 81.
| WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
9epIs 9. unless contracted by myself EARL
r DOUGLAS. 167 Columbia rd NV. 81.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
oeots contracted by any one other than
myself. THOMAS VIVADELLI, S4I6 Geor-
gla ave. Silver Spring. Md.
TO PREVENT UNDUE CONGESTION OR
accldent, the gates of the Glenwood Gem
etery OF Washington, D. c., will be closed
to all vehicle trafic on Decoration Day,
sunday, May 80. 1943.
By Order Of the Board of Trustees.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE Of
hcers and directors Of the Oriental Build
ing Association will be held at the once
3, 1a43, between the hours of II O'Clock
noon and 3 O'Clock pm
RALPH A. XANDER, Secretary.