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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
c diIIac Adds Star

Cadillac has added a star 10
It's Army-Navy + banner.
Nicholas Drcystedt, general
manager OF the company was
notified of the award by Under
secretary of War Robert p.
Patterson
Dreystedt yesterday awarded
bronze, silver and gold cmblcmS
10 1000 Cadillac workers for
perfect attendance records since
Pearl Harbor. The awards were
graded for II. is and "a months
and were given out at two brief
ceremonies between shifts
DreyStedt announced that the
attendance recognition will be
carried on for the duration and
Will be given every Dec Z and
June : to allow new workers 10
share IN the awards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Benjamin j. Burns IS Margaret : Me-
Ivor. ~.
Ralph Edward sehsener % Mary Louise
Arnold Du sha Lynette Price -
Edwin j. Cheek 10. Myrtle Cunningham.
Andrew carbonesu, Al Eva NJ stsndish,
Jack 7 Greenbaum. p. sarya Albert. II.
stewart A Sedore 20. June Btner II
John Fabian. as Isabella Koyach, 30
William r DemHry- JF--2n lula Mary
Malone is
Raleigh wiriam Grabke 2s Ellen Cath
William X Mayo. % Rehecca Moore. %.
Harry Arnold 20 Irene Roberts u.
John Ensdorm. % Dorothy REID, p
Francis John Brecn 81; Dortha Dean An
ney 10
Anthony Joseph Prusrynssl ~ Ann a.
Mike Martin 3s: Elizabeth Mitch. 10
RAYMOND Hame4n ~ poleFss snlkn~-
John KTopp q Helen Mildred wsreK n.
Nern A LaRue. 30. Helen Macintosh. 80.
Carr chiffon Tracy - Verne Jones -.
Frank ksmieniech q Virginia Wsbis.
c1ste Rector choaJs SIS Pauline Cay
Ar,hdr F Mar,t Jr ~ Dorotny Elnc.
Primo saoadlo saruo. q MARY Dorothy
Frederick * XIX. q. Mary J Lan,r "a.
Odell Waller. "a Msy Louise TasloI -
Merle r. Cook u Ella Agnes kAds-
Morris Bryant 10 chsrs james 81
Harold Good - Flora Morrow ~.
Rober, Jen'z n Lucille Ms,thews q
Arnold krause. q Anna Irene Hutch
Robert Dulsrd - Emesure sKeb 90
Waiter l. Edwards 30 Geneva Hsnd'r-
kenneth e winter - irene Helen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
OTHER METHODS

Other methods arc the cXtcn-
sion Of local employment Stabili-
zation plans in which labor, agri-
culture and management work
together. the extension OF war
manpoWcr utilization programs,
reimbursement OF production SChed-
ulcs from an incentive basis TO
a feasible expectation basis and
coordination to cushion the effect
of cutbaCkS
The last point CuShlonlnG- cut
backs. means that when production
is curtailed in one plant, new jobs
Tor Tho released WOfKcTS arc
ready without waiting 80 no man
hours are lost. McNutt cited one
such situation in Lowell. Mass,
where released ordnance workers
were promptly placed in bearing
plant in Connecticut and a Wash
ington. Pa. Culback where work
ers were signed up for new Jobs
even before the plants production
was reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
DEATHS

Joseph Porter 1884 FolsA &C.
NiH Fs WAITS 80 Winder a.
Emily R}s sfi1 GLADYS ~
Aons Rove 500 Grand Pita q
tswrenre smith li0s Var uYss 70
J1sfrh klrxsriec ;ssl Thif th ~ I.
s'anlev Zahlainy 76ai Rossnont -
Thomas Hackhn 2go Aoeis 10 q
fhzaheth Contender SOS. flnsdsis S.
grace n srwatf gTi~ S'snley "a
Frank Risdon t0fe hon'gnmef, -
Harrison Nerdi Puce Jr 1885 Burgess
month
Josepi ~ Kineeren as1s Ay-is 50
Wuuam Nefn 1895 Brsh,te,f 80
Judth Ann Wrsh' s297 vinsVooo Z
John Lans us22 wHred 81
Louisa G scnreloer l5i,i parksrSvs -
Flora ssHzman Al72 Esr burn =
Bertha Louisa scnWsr'H ifs25 Glsnwood,
pas, Irene Mano ai2e Klpun. B.rssy.
f4
Catherine Kennedy ts2s Edmonton So
julie Cools 3iif After roSd 20.
KustI Louise Rose 1900 Hampsh.t, l.
steve @urgas jSS Adam SO
Marie " DesWafte 57i5 Second Rlvd 50.
Edward r Clarke. SO CoHlngwnod So
Everett Michael 1880 Myrtle -
Peter Flanagan 1894 Cherry Is
IVA Mlsca,ish 1855 Mack. f5
Harriet NJ ietonfurief 1855 IeroX -
Joseph Rogers q37 MARSHAL Car Ind.
SO
RAY walker 1880 Fourth. g.
INA G Weldruar 1851 W outer drive 81.
Itddy r. Schmuizler 1861 Graz. 81
Mlchelna Basisnelli 1857 Mack S.
Joseph Bisnchrni itt7 Illinois %
Anne Nicholson, il26 Crane 80
Rush DALEY, 1890 ". seven Nile road.
Is.
sadie RAY smih t3oi7 Pafsside a.
CLAUDE Brown SIS Hillside milford.
Mich IS
73
Gideon Erwin Foster. 1885 Rosemont. 81.
Harrp sWantek 5io Ahbori 80
Mabel Roberts 1880 Mansfield 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Saginaw Farmers
Resent WRA Action

SAGINAW, Dec s. Reports
that Saginaw County farmers are
irkcd. TO put II lightly, al Wal
Relocation Authorltys inviting
JapS 10 teach them 10 take baths
were received here today
"Some of the boys are pretty
reSentful about the thing" said
George T.. LandSburg, county
agricultural agent They feel
the government has been run
ming them down to the enemy
while they've been hard az
work trying 10 meet their food
for victory goals"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Cont'| Aviation DPC
Contract Increased

WASHINGTON. Dec S-Thc
Continental Aviation & Engineer
ing Corp, Detroit. has been given
an increase in its Defense Plant
Corp. contract 10 provide addi-
tional plant facilities IN MuSkegon
County, Mich. at a cost OF APP
proximately S40,000,000, resulting
IN an overall commitment Of APP
proximately S55. 1000 900. II was
announced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
McNutt Lists
Telhniques Used
In Saving Labor

WASHINGTON Dec. SOUP
The nation is learning TO use its
manpower more efficiently through
the use of techniques which are
saving" the labor of tens Of
thousands of workers through the
country, war manpower commits
sion McNutt said today.
In a report on the manpower
situation as of Dec. !. McNutt de-
scribed methods used effectively
10 bring the total labor force TO
about 5l.500.000 and unemploy-
ment rolls down to 100000.
Among the techniques he listed
are:
Employment ceilings. McNutt
said ceilings have been established
in many areas as a means OF re-
ducing anticipated labor require
mentS. Ceilings for West Coast
shipyards. he said reduced labor
requirements by $1,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Upstate Firm
To Reorgdniize

GRAND RAPIDS, Dec. 8 CUP)
The AlabaStine Co. information
ally known as a maker of paints
and paint products. filed petition
IN federal district court here for
reorganization under tho federal
bankruptcy laws
The firm listed debts totaling
Si96, PSI, largely unsecured claims.
and assets amounting 10 S415.679,
including the plant and gypsum
deposits Of the Michigan Gypsum
Co. one of tho oldest gypsum
mining enterprises in Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Nation Enters Turning Point in Its History

cso ceneralzcd CRITICISMS widely applicable 20 puSN
orcanizaons not especially any group These minor va
overlooked norman
tho nation is entering critical turning poh IN Us 49,
and The opportunity meeting the postwar poSs ~
fo problems win nen h'elI
candor rather than IN the Sph' Vi WIN ''e
cate o established preludlceS ,, Ioio,,tor thor
Many business executives "0nd hes ndqe Of
boir own business 10 the economy II desirable 10 Wv
relation to the whole liappiH,
tso on ana us'
dealing with national prooe'S "d'e
IN the material well-being OF the American IsoPle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Milk Producers Meet
With 0PA Officials

Officers Of the Michigan MIX
Producers Association met today
in Cleveland with OPS officials to
present their demands for boost
in tho price Of m Tx paid 10
farmers
The MNPA is asking that the
farmers be allowed to charge $40
per hundrcdweight. the a m GU I
they insist il costs farmer TO
produce milk. a. the present time
farmer, receive S3T6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
j. :. Rubber
Adds 10 Plant

Los ANGELES. Dec. s Post
war expansion with increased OPP
portunitieS for Pacific Coast work.
crS was predicted by w. S Long,
operations manager OF the United
States Rubber Co. plant here IN
announcing the installation OF over
a million pounds OF new rubber
products and tire building ma
chlnery.
The complete program, he
stated. calls for an expenditure Of
almost 100000 Beside the addl-
tons TO present factory facilities,
the plans include machinery for
making airplanc and heavy duty
truck tires. which will almost
double the capacity Of the new
plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. RukeYser
Suggests Business
Hold Policy Clinics

American industry which will be held in New
Wednesday, Thursday Friday, AT critical
n the nations history.
foegaherngS of business talent though they OF course
good usually accomplish less than their poifn
Ordinarily much said about too subjects win me
result effect public mind becomes dlntsed
Instead intellectual treerine cuSes ousnesSnen
wisdom holding SrectNc opinion ana
policy clinics at which they satisfied talk pungeny
pivotal subjects which they know
and of overShadowlng significance
business under existing SeuTS
and that IN wartime II
important leaders and other groups TO get an ou
mngc together in hotel Hobbies and elsewhere ana n
Why these conventions not sun
NOR effective
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
u. 5. Steel Sets 1000
Production Records

NEW YORK. Dec S-U. s. Steel
Corp set more than 1000 produc-
ton records in turning out 60
100000 tons of steel in Americas
first two years in the war.
Irving s. Odds. board chairman,
said today. The company dou-
bled its platcmaking capacity and
increased itS armor plate output
SIX times, he added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Pay for Know How

The actual manufacture Of
these items would bC done hN
Standard Steel Spring Co. on
and-wlth facilities paid for by
the war department. Clay SAID
that Thinker was expected 10
provide only the know how
and supervision of the Job
Willard Rockwell, president
Of Thinker. is also board chair
man Of STANDARD Steel Spring
II was on the basis of fees
demanded by Thinker for provld-
ing the know how that the con-
tract was held up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
ChrysIer Distributing
s., 500, 900 Bonuses

Chrysler Corp today started
payment OF bonuses IN lieu Of
vacation pay totalinE $500 600
for an estimated 10000 hourly
rated employees IN the state The
bonuses arc provided for in The
corporations contract with the
IFA\E-CIO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Air Vote
On Strike

FLINT. Dec. S Arrangements
for holding strike vote for en-
ployoS OF the Fisher tank plant
are 10 be discussed Al Joint
labor-management meeting called
for this afternoon by a repreSen-
tative OF the NLRB. II was an
nounced by Everett Francis,
president Of Fisher Local 5Sl
tUAW-CIO).
The local petitioned for strike
recently 10 enforce settlement Of
grievances.
Paul r Ricketts,. federal CON
ciliator Is attempting 10 settle
the dispute through negotiations
Francis said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Gas Sendout Here
Decreases in Week

The gas sendout in the Detroit
district for the week ended Dec. 4
was 729, $4,000 cubic feet Mlchi-
gan Consolidated Gas Co reported
today This il a decrease Of 1853
900 cubic feet compared with the
corresponding week last year,
when the total reported was 1885,
S26 900 cubic feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
New Haven Trustees
To Paw Bond Interest

NEW YORK. Dec. s-Trustces
Of the New Haven Railroad Co.
received permission from federal
court TO pay out S646, $40 in semi
annual interest on bonds OF the
New England Railroad and Cen
tral New England Railroad com
panies which fall due Jan. /, 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Too Many Accept FaIacious Official Statistics

Foirhly the intellectual contribution of business 10 'Ie
making Of public policies by tendency OF some cuisines
uncrticafy starving P
and alaciou Official
for example instead accepting gospel the SatlsC
academic insiders are aHeduy
becoming disturbed stuck to actual accounts @
consolidated income account ana balance
for all firms and companies they would shed great e' OH UNI"
cult and tangled economic problems coma
times wcakens program by bringing to the platform
with skill IN saying H. lhS -
sometimes done 10 who influential IN ogana""
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Business Failures Dip

NEW YORK, Dec. s r Business
failures declined in the week
ended Dec. 2 TO less than one
fourth of those a year ago. Dun
e. Bradstreet. Inc. reports 30 as
compared with a. last week and
l4sNin the corresponding week Of
last wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
September Rail Net
Near 10 Millions

WASHINGTON, Dec. s. Re-
ports for 1876 Class railways IN
United States for September To
ICC show an aggregate net IN
come of 500 977 ,8l5. after taxes
and charges. against SS4,4T ,oho
in August and sos ,6S3 272 IN Sep
tember, 1912. LA
For the nine months ended..
Sept, 30 net income was Sb9f 444t 4
0S4. against S575, S39,666 IN tnSN
like 1912 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Over The Barrel

He concluded ny saying that
because Thinker was about the
only source on this work the
government would have 10 let
the contract within three or
four days 10 Thinker or leopard
ize the war effort
Unfortunately. from this
writer's point Of view The gen
eral offered no explanation OF
why the Detroit Ordnance or
flee agreed 10 such a contract IN
the first place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Bank Investments in
u. s. Bonds Up 5O0o

WASHINGTON. Dec. s. Ma
tional bank investments in L. s.
government obligations totaled
S35. 700. OOO. 600 on oct. lS. an in
crease of almost 30 per cent over
Dec. 81. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Army Butchers See Expert

FORT CUSTER. Dec. S-Army
meat cutters got some lessons
from D. r. Miller. Alpena, rep
resentative OF the National Live
Stock Meat Board. who spent a
day demonstrating meat cutting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
United Shirt Votes
25-Cent Dividend

United Shirt Distributors, Inc.
has declared a dividend Of IS cents
per share on The outstanding COM
mon stock, paya bic Dec. p TO
stockholders of record Dec 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
4S-HOUR WEEK

The 4S-hour week. a SubStan-
tial reduction in labor require
mentS seems 10 have treSulted in
many communities. In Akron, for
example. an estimated 10000
workers were saved and i'm De-
troit from 1000 To 20,000.-
Industry wide Sterilization pro-
grams. One such program intro
duccd for nonferrous mines in
September, 1912. during a critical
shortage of labor, Mas worked so
we'll that a declining trend of en-
ployment has been reversed and
nonferTouS metals are now plen-
tiful enough TO permit stock
piling
Controlled refcrralS for direct
ing the right worker 10 the right
Job In Buffalo, y. Y, SIS firms
in heavy industry were not meet
ing production schedules on June
/ but by controlled rcferrals all
but IA had caught up three
month latpT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Livestock Market


CATTLE 500 slaughter steers and
htIters opening slow steady. few sales
common and medium steers. sra
some held higher load good hcters held
shoye S}i COWS opening steady with
MONDAYS close Gamers and cutters get
ting br0adcst action, mostly NbuJ ~
carly little done on beef COWS common
Hnd medium held around SSU 10. good
scarce bulls weak rev good beef bulls
up 60 Si2 80 most medium and good
sausage bulls $40 50q LIS. few best NiZ
common. 50 50Hl0. lightweight cutters
down 20 $50. stockers and feeders
scarce unchanged
CALVES 500. opening fuIly steady on
sil, classes hulk good and choice vealers
SIS 30 few head strictly choice SIS me
dunn Sl3ui3 common, Sl0n IA cuts
x5we
HOGS 500. weights. 90 zoo ms and
srWs TOO to lac higher other weights snd
Erades steady bulb good ana choice. 200.
270-lb hoEs Si3 20 few 300 900 lbs
SO 81 u 90 b4ik good and choice. $50 poo
lbs $3.50 '3 80. most 100 lb0 lhs $ll So
.il2. fev ie5.17S lbs Sla 25' ~ 75, bgk
SHEEP 500 slaughter. lambs open.
ne steady go sirong broad demand for
CuH ~ medium grades hulh good and
choice wooded native lambs Sli 254 - SO.
small int closely sorted Si475. mixed
lots medium and GOOD Si3u1f, common
mostly A1u1iI. Culs down 20 50 buck
lambs A. usual 81 per cwt discount.
ver, broad demand foi sheep mostly 2Sc
choice s.aurh'sr ewes 81 5o47. cuus 50
AS
CHICAGo $50
CHICAGO Dec, 9 LlNs' hOGs ~
Du. STEADY top k13 10 bulk, 81 %
17 hcavIrs SI1 sUH.13 20 mediums
>ia7. rEhts &i1 5n 1850 Gghta hghts
atl15. ~ 1al packing soWs, So 30 b.
CHrf[r 500 steady cste. goo.
stpadt Reef steers choice $40 501 10 20.
medium Sit4It 30 Nesrings Sl2 $40
ie go. butchers hCfers 500" 10 COWS *
.tl- bulls - 30 u 3d. calves Ssu 10.
Irtdrrt. NlUH la s'ncKtrs steers. Nil
30. COWS ana neffrrs. Ss0 -
<HfEIA .HU steady. lambs. NlA1
go. common Sl2HI4 vesri.ngs NllH
30. Feeders, AlIrls 70. eNcs, SCR
pITrNBJ RGH
rfTTsHr HGH Dec 1NS)- CATTLE
STEADY steers good fo choice sic
Ir HI. medium f0 good $3.50 10 com
moo. tr .re0'I Al-H So he,ffrs good %
Dl.I ST.. it medium 80 -ond. 81"
.iff .H. tu-.u.r tH ~lccutu 800 n 9 .Nt
Cows .r.. .Iu.rr N4IIH Hr fur1 ..r
tr gar So -1r0crs ard rui'rrs
bulls l.. 'a..fni'r ST. Hil .son0
r.. f. ~efIan at.1na i', grass tteers.
Foss H .ssfs fonls0 Itt $40 81
Ntt -.' .ns tif
-er -. .n.tif lsH-.t
tr4 1880. 800 Hs Sli
efrp ,+rH-. Choice nuhs
Itt-. ~fr so0s $50. e il.
common tuu- So I'D. ewes 50 i' s.
vrn..ff 81 iH ef 5r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Earnings

AMTRICAN Gas
~ months ending Oct 3l
1913 1912
,c,t income So O0i 272 81 356, SIS
Per common share NZJo - 10
AuFRICAN CABLE A RADIO CORP.
SIne months ended sept go
1898 1882
Net income - 3st Dos N0's IN"
~ RO rFST corr.
Quarter ended oct. 81.
1913 iqf2
r,rrt SiS.4q7 Si2 500
PEI share So &c
MONOGRAM PiCtt RS
Thirteen weeks ended sept Is.
1913 1914
Nsf pfnff S5t.055 tA1N
Fer snare lac -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

HIN Low close Z n -
October 1857 1917 1852 %
Clpsings nominal-Dec 70 SO Jan.
70 So Fer log march 10 50 ApriL
ipNx2. Ma 70 81 JuAe 70 %: JUS. 70 -
Aus. 10 o. sept. rs ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
New York Cotton

OLD CONTRACT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
INV CONTRACT

Closingsl nominal-Jan 10 2s FEB
~ % Aprii 70 81 June. 10 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
PRESSERS WANTED
ALSO SILK FINISHERS

Experienced Or - learn, Good hours
and working conditions. Best equip.
Fnent You can earn biz money
Apply Employ mfDi Department
Ridley Cleaners. JgoI Hamilton. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26

WOLVERINE Lake cottage, 81, 600, terms
Pontiac Lake, 81 500 Box 535 Pontiac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Board and Room
Children to Board

WILL CARE for children in my home. d
Tense plant district. Dearborn zoos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Industrial Property
Factory Property for Sale

MODERN factory; ideal location for light
manufacturing, 5000 "a. IT,. offices and
diately. $4,000 down. easy terms. Roy
Rhinehart, MA. GOAT: TR. i-eSs0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26

FEED and coal business; located In good
poultry and dairy community: selling
account OF III health. Write Box A-144f,
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26

HAIR PERMANENTLY Removed - bfui-
tiple ElectroiYsis. Emilia BoccabsliA.
37ss Gratlot. Plaza OS50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Rent nSH REAL ESTATE CORNER san
FOR
RENT
RentoLs Wanted


ADULTS want modern unfinished three
or four bedroom heated apart ment or
unheated duplex or single; southeast loca-
ton. references. Fftzroy 070s.
DEFENSE worker desires unfinished g.
room Fat, house; east side. Murray
1892
RESPONSIBLE couple desires furnished
house, nat. apartment, Mack, 7-MIle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26

MRS. RAVE = Astrologer, 1897 Mitchell
tnear Harper. Phone PLAZA 23o3.
Appointments
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26

Business Opportunities
BOWLING ALLEY

Forest Club. - alleys, dance hall, rolIsy
skating rink, f25 600 cash Will handle.
Profitable established business Biggest of
its Kind in entire country. Must dispose
operator drafted Ere, years profit wfIi
return your cash Forest Club, 100 East
Forest, Temple 2.l6s0. 10 a. ma a.
week days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26

HINDU SYSTEM Readings Boskon' 16Ss
West Grand BoulsyArd-upper. Trinity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Houses for Sale
East Of WoodWard)

Gratiot Harper section: rooms modern:
bedrooms steam h@a.. N excellent con-
dition; extra long lot. with good sized
building In rear. Appointment only. Plaza
tt0e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
AII-WooI! 9 and lift. Widths

Here's chance to get Atwood pile Wilton
broadloom :. and to get it at rare savings.
Rich-looking carved pattern III your choice OF
rose, beige, blue, green and burgundy The
deep, springy all-wool pile assures you of long
wear-the low price of real economy.
21.ln. Matching Carved Wilton carpsting, sale. :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

as.INcH GABARDIKEs that are
our best seller. Styled by ex-
perts and printed in vat dyes
-. your best assurance
against fading. Buy for slip
covers or draperies they're
of really fine quality.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
ST 80
~ Yd.

4s.IK. NEW NuBBY CoTToRs
with plenty of body" and
an interesting wave. Heavy
enough to hang in deep,
soft folds as draperies. Wear
we'll as slip = covers. Many
patterns to choose from.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-02-10
PATRIOTISM!

than nag deal than I Love My
Cooperation
For those the fight the evils 10
diinterate country vital winning the
the this critical hour
feel will do likewise by
with Equipment Manpowe and Merchandise.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-23
Tobias Dep|ores
Attack On Press
LISTS FOUR
TYPES OF

Cby Chester HibbitD

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. q amp
Thrusting aside ~camouflage and
slicing through to the fatcs, d..
Charming H. Tobias, one of the
c~Iearest and most respected minds
on the international scene as it EN-
braces the problems Of the Negro.
democracy and world conflict, has
brought to the local community a
course for action during a series Of
lectures and appearances here be
ginning with the famed YMCA meet
ing Sunday afternoon.
In considering the recent nation
wide and recurring attacks upon
the Negro press, outstanding Negro
figures and upon the Negro masses
DR.. Tobias saw a ready remedy
through sincere conference and pos
tive action by the government.
There is conhiderable misdirect.
ed energy on the part of white Am
erica in general and government in
particular in trying to check the
Continued from page 81
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-23

Others We're the late Henry Ossian
Flipper, the late John H. Alexander
the late Col. Charles Young. Ii
Col. Benjamin O.. Davis, Jr., com
mander Of the 99th Pursuit squad
ron, located at Tuskegee, and 1t.
James D. Fowler. assistant plans
and training officer and officer in
charge Of nom commissioned offic-
ers school. 366th infantry. at Fort
Devens, Mass.
Immediately after the graduation
ceremonies 1t. Davenport left for
his home city where he was married
the next day to Miss Yolande Eliz-
abeth Bradfield, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George c. Bradfield Sr. of
that city of Detroit.
Neither Its. Davenport Or Tres
vile had been assigned to active
duty late this week. Their grad
uation leaves three other Negro ca
diets at the school among whom are
Minton Francis Of Washington, who
attended the University of Pennsyl.
vania before his West Point ap-
pointment.