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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
St. Cyprian Honor
Boys In Armed Forces
At Sunday Services

~ the eleven O'Clock serri'e
al So ,Nprlans tharel SUNDAY
June o. unigue ssAiec VAS
hid for the Ro,s 81 81 efpn
crns,h AMI The commaris vho
ofc IA tho armed force ) pe
sonal Invitation vas extended g.
their fathers Notices hFo'hes
sisters ard wives q attend INC
eleven O'Clock service
PRAYERS woyc given hy Tic Rev
Malcolm g paae far tho hnys.
and their names were rcaa Ao-
fore The Parish Altar As cach
vas mentioned an atolN'c lighted
. candle representing that hoy
These smail candles we're ar
raurcd IN tho fofm o' ctesses
vhlth completely covered the az
Tar The lovely ch.ldrens choir
ands ne aiiociion of Miss Rar-
hsra Russell. sang Holy Father
Keep Our Loved ON Meath Thy
Care"
A. the close of ne ser,ico rel
ati,es % those IN he armed
forces stood In group on the
front steps OF the church while
a photograph was taken which
N Is planned will be sent by The
paren,s and relatives 70 every
hoy 80 he may sec his family
This service fii;irciy ended Tor
the summer tho family worship
services observed every fourfn
SUNDAY with me entire family
worshppinr as a family while
thc children choir SUNG me
service.
Register 10 Vote
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03

,o .,0ns Groccry, located nj the
,a t"f ~ columbia ami NJ. An.
s 'v'u'' Announces thai Il 4 now
y ,,n Tor business with a full line
49, sro'erie>. vegetables. meats and
''aer supplies.
ne,, 6rocery also reminds the
mnn,, 'nai u has been In this COM
VIII, ' Tor a number OF years and
man ' continue TO accommodate IFS
Il, y customers with efficIent ssr,-
ns,. W" courteous treatment. The
ms ". thanks III patrons ana
In - "Fnds for their cooperation
mr., we past aud soIIclis future sun
m.,, ana cooperation. During IT.
M. s'N activities. Mons Grocery
M,,osn lp'o,ed number Of colored
ron pers and announces that Il viii
T1' TO employ them.
lon, v, >'orc i located in a con,en-
ia1,,' ""sine>s corner. Fresh ,cue.
Nav s and irnits are carried in
''0'A every day.
Ray Z. fracassl, Mgr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
Mouth Pogessives Protest Lawes Methods of Police Force
DR.. TOLBERT.
MEDIC,
OPENS OFFICE

Or V c Tolheri. onc ~ De-
Itroii's outstanding surgeons. has
announced the opening of his new
office AZ 3705 Hastings street at
the corner of Livingston Dr.
Tolhert graduated at Ncharry
Medical school in 1924 with high
est honors, After an Internship
at City hospital 40 > IN 81. Louis.
Mo he returned 10 Meharry 10
accent position as instructor IN
gross anatomy gynecology and
diseases Of the rectnm In 1927
Or Tolbert was sent ~ the Uni
Ncrsitv OF Pennsylvania on a
Rosenwald scholarship 10 do post
graduate work in gross anatomy
and surgery Upon bis return to
Meharry the following wear he
was IA, professor ~ gross
anatomy nd associate professor
IN the Del ar'mcnt or Crnecology
and Diseases Of The Recium
After spending thirteen wears
teaching AZ Meharrv pr Tolhert
was brought to Detroit IN 1898
FOR the post Of surgeon in-chlof
az Fdyih X Thomas Memorial
hospital which position he still
holds
Dr Tolhert Is member Of Phi
Beta Sigma and chi Delta Nh
fraterniies and Kappa Pi Honor
airy scholarship HIS office hours
week DAYS are . 70 & a. the hos
pital and n ? in tho Office
Sundays. 10 In the office or hv
appointment Tho Office Telephone
number Is Te 2-loSo and the hos
initial number Is Te l-4f0o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
PURCHASE PROPERTY
TOR ERECTION OF A
CARVER BUILDING

property A. the
Of 81 Antoine
20 tho heart of
business district
a.i week hv John
i q " BOYD who
Nn erection - q
lofe office sirur-
s'~n rs The carycr
f9le'ely after the
iaan a century Tho
ard.ne on that COR
hnme Of iho l.auth
generations of which
(. ~ Nd There oricinallv
known as The An
H4 farm bounded by
rs Rcauhien street
N Cfaiiot stree, on
nor highway on the
Fn Ii'ari street on the
,-. 'gnally acquired IN
" lNia i was taken over
'anfs and NELSON'S and
b 3'7me Tho possession Of
n + .haeher as lots 81 and
~ = helnc 40 by 90 feet az
S0'NNfsi corner Of Adams
An'oine Tho spot ON
t' lafc Schumacher heirs
o0fn was acquired shortly
pr hy The last Schumacher
VINO became a Iaulh bv
AZ bic death Of the last
y wv. Aiiy Charles r.
Faa now dwclls IN Crosse
'mr ihc hcit and ad-
f. ~ aad il was he who
Ds opcyly to BOYD and
.,r, NAo had chance 81
!, A' same at a $4,000 profit
''''s after the purchase.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
E|ub Petitions
Mayor Ieffriies
b Act Now
Citizens Lose
Confidence In
City Protectors

r.. fi,a Ee-elntions were
l....,s hr fie Youth Progress
H. cab ~ ~ ihch' REGULAR
| ..,ns iane and mailed 20
4, v, he Common Conn-
T. 4 iAe fpolgoit Monday.
H., ,h
pHn Non-Profit Or
|,..s,lon ohn ha always been
|.t-sr lf'e Social and
[,r- ar'
{. Where Ne regret along
n. of other citizens
!, as 1 pc'soii tho Incl
|i,r rAf oered sunday and
|r,rla, fr, I'll. md % that
br.sA' ds9 ~ our cliy
Vhras ve have noticed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
EDITORS mail

N"'"'d't> u"u>'-' lthHlHg
Detroit June o. 1913
Dear Editor
As I was reading the History
OF the United states tho other
day, concerning the Recorsiruc-
iion and pre- Reconstruction per-
icds ! found that bark IN The SOS
and even before tho SOS good
Northern whites went to the bat
for us colorcd people. and many
~ them have hecn doing 50 ever
since then up 70 now. Immediate
I, aficr-the war when freedom
was declared tho Ku klux Khan
ras orranized and YOU know for
what You also know that tho
North and The South have never
fully agreed on the colored reo-
pies problem
The North has always allowed
no colored people 20 enjoy he
constitutional rights Of tho lrlt-
cd states The Republican party
Was not organized 70 fight IN the
Civil war. as some are teaching
II was organized to abolish slav.
cry in the rs and YOU know lf
After the war was over tho
North and the South caaid not
agree over the colorcd peoples
problem. SO they divided the coau-
try into TWO political parts mo
Ohio river being the line between
the Northern states and Tho
Southern states The Democratic
PARTY ruled the south; the Rc-
publican party ruled thc Norih
For long time wherever the
Republican party ruled IN fall.
they saw 10 Il that the coiorcd
people enjoycd their constitution
al rights The Democratic party
ruled The South and saw to II
that colored people were denied
those rights and every Fifth
grade student knows that
admit there arc some people
who don't know ANYTHING about
the history OF this country at all
We have some russy-fooi leaders
telling our people that the words
Democratic Form OF Government
mean Democratic Party Govern
ment.
They don't know that when
they vote the Democratic party
ticket. they arc voting Tor the
party that denied them the right
10 enjoy their constitutional
rights. although they think they
are voting for their rights Why
don't you and other newspaper
folk inform tho race through yoir
papers that wherever tho Repnh-
lican party ruled IN full onr
people Jared well. and that wher-
ever the Democratic party ruled
In full. our people always caueh'
hell and are stu catching hell2
I am wiling 10 wager there IL no
ether group Of people on earth
Iui ourselves. who would vote
Tor a political party whose advo-
rates died bv thousands TO keep
them IN slavery. and vote against
the party whose members died
by the thousands 70 hiring them
to freedom.
We have what Is known as
Democratic headquarters, When
ever you vote the Democratic
party into power. the xxx rises
with the Democratic party. and
YOU know Il. And as the Repuh-
lican party comes into power. the
xxx goes down. and you know
that too.
tsiencd)
Rev S. y. Armstrong,
l0i7 East Alexandrlne.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
Summer Courses
Open For Women

lnstrucling young women "a
take over tho Jobs vacated nv the
hovs called into the armed serv-
Ices is one OF the chief aims at
the summer session Of The De
troit Institute Of Technology
where registration Is now under
way.
Rusincss courses including typ
Ing and shorthand; pharmacy
chemistry. and engineering are IN
cIuded in the complete college
curriculum at Tech
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
LEvERETTF,
NO CHARGES PREFERRED

Emery Leverettc. IS. OF $3.50
vinewood who was taken into
custody by police Monday for in
vestieaiion Of melting = riot has
been released. No charges were
preferred against him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
NEGROES ONLY 81

WASHINGTON - fANPl - Ne
erocs representea a bare 81 per
cent Of the 1853 600 workers IN
10000 establishments reporting to
the Y 6, Employment service in
March. 1913 according TO figures
released Monday nv the War Man
power commission In July. 1852.
tho figure was IS per cent About
s37 ono non-whIics arc covered
hy tho March figure
Register To yote-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
COMMENTS ANENT RIOT
By FRED II. WILLIAMS

l. mas he ~ ntcf'si 10 local cii-
zcns TO know what persons from
lother SECTIONS Of the country had
ITO say regarding ihe riot situation;
New Yorker Tits doubtful thai
lNcw York police could have shown
amy more -asaecyy Than in the
lwan'an KILLING Of SD many Negroes
during tho riot This. could not
ha,c happencd IN New YORK Win
liza Guardia Mayor
Clcsoianacr When ! saw ne
Mayor during meeting Niin White
and coiorcd ciiHcn- Two daNs III
loving Tho fio he presented r'l-
ab'c ssh 81 INDIGESTION and inche'
chi@coau W. IN chleAeo i
conditions hcic wore net SO f'ar
,ca'd st back ana ctorle WIN
rlee nerop tac ynjuous. that
.aiways was rrady ar1 ~illne fo
point an accusing finger az me
home town
goo.i,f rldlctd as is m
dianapol- don't believe ihc no
ll,c ,onld hasc hten mote RUNE
l;t.s In kA.ne people That has ae'n
The case hcrc in Dctfoii"
$1,000
De,rorcr "IIas anyone noticed
he Connection between the City
lCounei ana the rolice department.
Not 10 mention the Mayors office
The dean Of the council has FOR po-
lice commissioner. his nephew
The Mayor was ono Of the former
0proieecs
Dctroiter when lhe mob
,whi'c) starred 10 break windows ~
the Woodward avenue area tho
merchants along thar street press
cd Tho MAYOR for immediate action
III 81 ms personal opinion that this
pressure from hic business Was
fimarils the reason for him TO be-
lniedly look for outside AID Even
then he WAS as usual. undecided
in crisis and Kelly beat him 10
it.D
..A.
Toledoan I'm agreed with wal
ter White. IN your city you appar-
emily have the weakest and mos'
lincnicicni municipal administration
anywhere 10 be found"
Ann Arhor citizen AS bad as
in tho deep south Tho law is
even against US"
washingionian Fifty years viii
not wash the stain OF this outrage
from the once good name OF De
troit"
citizen Of Grand Rapids 10th
ing Jcnrics can do will ever craft
cate from the mind Of Michigan
and the couptry's colofed people
lis weakness and indcclsion Polit-
ically. be- is az dead as the score (
n Negroes killed by police OF Dc
troit"
Register To Vote
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03

chiacoan "We IN Chlearo i
,nndifions heic wore net SO 'iaf #
rcad te back ana chor'le WIN
rlce peiror tec vliinons lhA'
Jiways was rrady ard "''lins 'o
point an accusing finger az me-
home town
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
Death Of lev,
Winner Of 1923
Derby, Revealed

LEESBURG Va 1uly 2 CJPl
Iev. one of the Crr7tr-- amer
Icau race horses of all time who
is best remembered o. tho winner
of the international match with
fltpyfH-, tire English -ett4HfPteH-
is dead.
II was revealed lafc Yesterday
tHa3 The world famou, winner of
4Ae 1919 Kennedy DerLK dlcd
last week az Belmont the estate
of Brig Gen. Patrick Hurley near
here He was stll owned by Harry
r Sinclair. oil magnatc and owner
of the Rancocas stable OF the
carly 1905. but had been brought
hero for grazing three years ago
Icv and PapyruS were matched
after ley became the American
2-year-old champion by virtue
oi the derby triumph in 1923.
PapsruS wa, tho English cham
pIon having won the 1923 EPSON
Derby ZcN was ridden bv Earle
Sandc I'm The 100000 race ~ Bel
mont Park y Y, and won by
approximately SIS lengths
f}rfurr-iit-- fftt4fif itIt- ttfttf0ph, m
glH 10y had finished last. In me
Fruakue-s at PumIco and thus
WIS p long shot ion thc derby
- fel 'OWir~ year UuscttnE the
field. ms follower reapod Ear-
10Y, derby murucis paying about
$3.50
In 1924 Zcy ran in two more
international classics involving
Epnard the French champion
and other American horses. but
EnLcE- a1laJRna- anything cnmpar-
able 10 his 1893 supremacy
lie was retired IN 1925. A.
that time he was the greatest
money Wlnncr of all time with
S3l363q 10 his credit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
Bob tales
Man S Honesty
Makes a Story
We Like 10 Tell {
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

This is the>sort Of story we
like to tell. It's as invIgoratlng
as crisp. clean breeze. And
best Of all. We know It's true,
Edward d. Leonard an e<ecu-
tive Of roller mill, lost S5OO>at
the Detroit track yesterday
He didn't lose the wad tho
way a TOT Of misguided horse
players are wont to do. II was
in a very proSate-tFat-
His wallet containing over
$500. fell out OF his pocket.
Leonard philn>ophlcally resigned
himself 10 the loss.
Hc was still resigned when he
heard a voice over the public
address SyStC m. SummoninG
him TO the business Office When
he arrived i'm answer 10 the CALI
he learned there arc >till men
10 whom such thing a> honesty
arc deep real and aii-important.
give found Your wallet, Mr..
Leonard. here IT H., announced
stranger wT0 tutrr frtruttitrd
himself a. John PTentiS of l431
Harvard Leonard tried 10 show
his appreciation m a monetary
way. but prcntls Wouldn hear
of n.
"Nhy should YOU pay inc any
thing ." PrcntIS wanted 10 know.
Its your money. isn't IT? And
n man certainly shouldn't have
10 he paid for being honest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
YANKS STRAND II

The Philadelphia Phillies
stopped tho Pittsburgh Pirates
s 10 !. IN the first game Of 2
twin bill. then Succumbcd by 2 10
! in the nightcap. while the Chi
cag0 Cubs beat Boston, s to-
Tho New York Yankees had Il
mon stranded on tho bases and
bowed 10 Cleveland 3 20 . 10 re-
tain thor . game lead over the
Washington Senators.
Tho latter were shut ont 2 n q
bv Bill Dietrich, who hurled a
neat fOgr-httcr
Tho s. Louis Browns d0Wncd
tho Phll7dClphia Athletics. , 70 !
in II innings behind Bob Nun
Grief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
MISS BY SWISH

lie pitched the final two innings
for tho Dodgers against the Reds
and finished on the short end Of
a l0-tO-9 count IN the Thinning
tuSSlc 10 be charged with his
fourth defeat He came within a
single swish Of a bat Of winning
II, too.
The Reds pounced on him for a
pair of singles IN the first half
of the twelfth. Eddie Miller and
Ray Mueller connecting Then
Dam C!a4 squeezed q run home
and Linus Frey brought the other
in with p rs
The Dodgers bounced back in
the last halt of the frame 10 score
one run and 20 leave tho sacks
ioadcd Vtcr literally Wa~-ended
That DOdgrr setback after FIVE
,tfatetft ptHs deprived them Of
taking tho National League lead
away from the idle 81 Louis
Cardinals vino remained on top
nv TnnTFpnfIVp T0THTC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
Porter Roberts
Home ;
Track Winners

Tho Winners como in lunches
for little Porter Roberts.
The Jockey who piled up four in
one day. five I'm another came
home with three more al the De-
-trott race track yesterday after
managing 10 boot home only a
third place horse Wednesday.
1t was the mechanical might Of
War BAN that brought the third
victory Tor Porter Yesterday The
son of War Glory caught the pace
setting Song O'War AT the finish
Inc 10 win the $1,000 Windsor
Purse by head
started his parade in
the>third event with Dots Key by
beating The IongShoi, Captain
Ruth Then ne brought home The
Duck in the fourth despite Frisky
Spirit. anothcT outsider
Johnny Adams. the country'S
leading rider wa$thIrd on Grass
hopper II in the feature fifth a.
War BAN showed hIS\Stu1 But
Adams had a winner yesterday
clicking on Lazy Tongs m tho
seventh
Robert missed loot-eicterie~ ~
a matter of 10 lengths in The last
race That was the margin Rcbcla
established i'm victory over over
Call ridden hy Roberts II was
one OF the widest Of the meeting
Porter also had TWO thirds
When BaILc Star Won INC first
race 10 pay SOS 90 and Hit Tune
rewarded SIC 40 in winning tho
second the sos a. daily double
was the largest Of tho meeting. II
was a hIt tune for ~ fans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
Tickle Baseball
Fdtes Rob Bobo
Of 9Th Victory
r., IaternaiIonai New, service

Buck Newsom the veteran
comeback pitcher of the Brooklyn
D0dgcr, who already is making
plans for pitching and winning
TWO or three games m tho next
World Series had "A right 10 do
some quiet, dlgnlhcd South Caro-
I'm. moaning today
He pitched and Won his eighth
victory OF the season IN the sec
ond game Of Wednesdays double
header with the Cincinnati Reds
and was an set 10 make II two in
two days and nine for the season
yesterday when he trippcd up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
j. 5. 10 Enforce [.
New Anti Strike Bill

PHILADELPHIA. July :. UPl
u :. Atty Gen Biddlc was on
record today as fully prepared
10 enforce the Connally Smith
anti-Striko bin passed by Congress
over President RooSCNci'S veto
last week
The law itself j. very clear"
he SAID "and the Justice depart
ment is familiar with II and II
prepared o. act when the oCCa-
sion arises"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-03
washington Pork Entries Quits Insurance Post

Edward \ Moscman. general
counsel fox mo Standard Accident
Insurance Co. has resigned ms
posi- 10 engage IN pr}Aate practice
Paul r Laymon VIII take over the
duNc beng rellnqulshed by Nose
man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
u. Of NJ. 10 Give
Building Course

The University Of Michigan Ex-
tension Service will give a course
in practical building starting at
7:3O p. m. Tuesday, OCT. 5, IN the
Rackham Memorial Building, II
was announced Saturday.
Ivan n. Cuthbert, chief indus
trial engineer for Smith, Hinch-
man and Grylls, again will be the
instructor
He will take up basic principles
OF sound building construction, the
selection of sites and all questions
involving design. construction, In
sulation. decoration and improve
ment of buildings.
This is known as Building L.
The advanced course. Building
II. will resume at 7:30 p. m. Thurs
day. Oct. z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

omy is just a happy accident"
says Herbert L. Nelson. eXecu-
tive vice president Of the Ma
tionsl Association Of Real Estate
Boards. In commenting on plans
for postwar security.
Nelson believes that real plan
ming should be done by private
enterprise. and that the Neigh
borhood Developmen I Plan
sponsored by the Urban Land
Institute provides both the OPP
portunity 10 rebuild the blighted
districts in Americas cities and
10 stabilize postwar economy.
~ LINE pith its policy call
ing for the return Of goreru-
Bicnt oUBed property 10 pirate
enterprise and the tar rolls Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Continued From Page Four

Estate Boards war conference
to be held IN CiereioBd the Uoek
Of Nor. IS.
Real estute problems iuroIred
ia the uor effort and those that
hare arisen because Of icar con-
difoHs cW be- featured.
Sharing the opening day me
the National Association Of
Home Builders and the executive
committee IT the National Asso-
ciotioH ~ Rcoi Esfdtc Bo0rds.
On + uesd II ~ Nor. I6,
NAREB's hoard Of directors, the
Notiopoi Womep's Connect md
the OHIO Real Estate association
utH hare oH-doy sessions.
The remainder OF the Ueek
iriH he derotod n general Sos
sion2 Of the National Associq-
tons Institutes md divisions.
THINGS NEVER happen nv
themselves; some one plans
them; IL IL a mistake to believe
that our whole complex econ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Stars Appeals
For Detr0iterS
To House Young

Continued From Page Four
Family are being sent out 10 De-
troit home owners who have listed
accommodations since the start
Of the campaign.
Starr also said:
Government lease CONVEX
sion applications are showing
an increase,
"The utilization Of existing
buildings which can he con-
verted into multiple family
dwelling units offers the quick
est solution in creating this type
Of living accommodation.
"The- war housing center
stands ready 10 provide free
technical advice on the posi-
billty Of conversion OF buildings
and will provide information TON
both FLA privately financed
conversions and the government
lease conversion program.
OFFICE HOURS GIVEN
"Nacant stores still offer a
solution I'm creating family
dwelling accommodations and
store owners consider this type
Of conversion which requires
hut a minimum of expense Of
labor and materials.
Because of the increased ac-
tkitieS of the war housing Gem
ter, the office will be open from
4 "A. m. 10 p. m. on Monday.
with regular hours maintained
from \ a. IN. 10 I:i5 p m.
throughout the week, including
Saturdays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
City's Future
Mayor Jeffries TO Speak
al Main Library

The discussion series, Detroit
Plans It's Future, which Is pre-
Sented by the Detroit Public Ii
brary and co-SponSorcd by the
Citizens Housing and Planning
Council of Detroit will feature
Ralph A. Ulvelng, Librarian, as
chairman: Mayor Jcnrcs, and
William II. Leininger, chairman
of Adcraft Postwar Planning
Committee, in the Main Library
auditorium at s p. m. Thursday,
il was announced Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Along Realty Row With Dennis

local government. The National
Associatiou of K ca z Estate
Boards has placed rs seal Of app
proroi upon the sale Of CHI
cogo's Sicrens Hotel IA kWkeby
Hotel system.
~ n letter IN Col. John J.
O'Bricu. head Of the amYs real
esfote dirision, CBrUs Crane
HiHmore, president NJ the
NAREB, and John ". CAL
breath. chairman Of the Wash
ipgtoH committee, expressed ape
probation for the practical and
STALLED boHdipg Of The $5,25t,-
OOO all-cosh transaction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Extend Housing Aid

American life insurance COM
panies. extending their support Of
the war housing program. added
more than S60,000000 10 holdings
of FILA mortgages ISSUED 10
finance the construction OF hous-
inc for war workers in the first six
months of 1913. the Institute OF
Life Insurance reported Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
New Realtors
-Four Elections 70 Board
Announced by Bassett

Election of four members 10
the Detroit Real Estate Board
was announced Saturday by Ar
thur F. Bassett president Of the
board
Two Of them are broker MEM
berS Walter w Colbert, 1851
StanSbuIy. and Leslie y. Ward,
So Farwell Building
The others are affIllates Har-
old j Rice. 1856 penOhScOt Build.
ing. and o. b. Roger 500 Girls
void street
Rice is associated with the G.
NJ. Harmon Co. and Roger with
the Prudential Insurance Co.
Norbert ! Markert IS chairman
Of the boards membership COM
mlttee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Northwestern 10 Hear
Social Security Talk

Weld S Maybee, chairman Of
the program committee of the
Northwestern Realty Association,
announced Saturday that a repre-
sentative Of the internal revenue
office will speak at the association
meeting on Thursday Sept. 30 on
Social Security as II Affects the
Real Estate Profession, B.
ne meeting viii be held al the
wher Y, w Grand Blvd. al DeX-
ter. at 1890 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Plumbing and heating repairs
should be made at the present
time. Its dangerous 10 delay.
Evening star., 1943-11-05

Mother: "Babys been playing
happily in his pen for about half
an hour. I'll put him in his high
chair out here where were working
for awhile.