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Evening star., 1944-07-29
HELP WOMEN.

BEATICIaNS (o). $50 week and COM
mission Apply 1922 10Th st. NV. RE.
BEAUTY OPERATOR to work in Virginia;
Anpy MseS salaTy sRa 3% snM
BEAUTY oPERAToRs 81: %, S s45 @ week osol; $o1:
commission; hours, 4 days. Q to g. Friday,
Wo to + Gfssd after a d2T AT at4 Saturday, Call
SIS plus commission. cARNELL BEAUTY
Bfa 3o d:a1SI aaf al around highest
ssIon TM1IE jR" ss5s deo}sia sVe''
BEAUTY OPERATOR. excellent salary and
commission, alr-condltioned shop; full or
part time. LILLIAN CRAMER, Ills 18Th
fBsooKKEEPER-s R-sTENoGRAPHER; perma-
nent position, with construction company;
Tf9S parS srANDARD A2E sDcesRs Ss1c Fso co
rl0lO Vermont ave. RE 1900.
BUS oPERAToKs-The need is Urgent.
EsScna 9 ann and men 3se
~ T sPf 8S'an AND ANN hNNAPoIs MaSH
MOTOR LINES. INC. see Mr.. Barnes. 1910
eAFETERiA eeae1iz IA WORKER. young white lady
for desirable employment in essential activ-
lty; no night or SUNDAY work: salary to
start, $50 week and meals uniforms furn-
ished; applicant need not have experience
nEt IKE 10 un meet aHs Se pab see n MoAR
RAGHy At 5ll 18th st. NV. ior further
cAfFETE:RiIA WORKERS NO experience
st Nor sD3S 3hroaah s'i FRI oss So an o's to
sEAkE FoHoMAe saS Z HGfEpHdEfc FL TaE fc5ESA rs
CANDY SALESGIRL, experience not nee
snndsv WnrE Uniforms SHrnIshed meals
CASHIERS, wrappers. sales clerks to work
Valet hops ea See asRs sar1
Positiqn st v ApPly HP for eTpoymsPs r. sse
cHaRoMANk. a. eoIored col red . aKowaR mo to
Apply aliperintcnCent 1885 Eye st NV
CHECKER. experienced in self-service mar
CLEANER, part time, for officers club
CLERK, part time bookkeeping experience
ag sut5 Of to wasHNdToN afSaPTea seq 556
IHhkTYr1sT aGfT sss SFi foT Cons Office
GeIMSP9isn G0MpsSsnToSS Slds sith 41S 9TH St nv; g..
co1s%FRWonEsS e9a sa1asSse FAX Boy star
Fam Famous for hsmburserss.f sfA siiso shSo' $685. 5oe
fSssHE DENTAI 1mfS ASSISTANT. aSSF $3.50 per month
either, experienced in dental ONCE or hos.
pltal training, references: all replies treat.
EDiPHoNE OPERATOR. large firm firnl' patent
stlon. Telephone Ma. $50. MRS. KAR.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS. colored, part.
time evening work; experienced preferred
| but will train. Apply Jones head bellman
WEsTCHEsTER APIS, 1000 Cathedral
EXECUTIVE ASST. secretary. exp. de.
pcndable capable, assuming entire charge
FOUNTAIN Girl wanted experienced, $50
week to start; meals free: uniform fur
cAMPRELL's DRUG STORE, 473o i4th sili
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. colored to work in
drugstore: good pay; meals ana uniforms
furnished: HEcKER's PHARMACY, Zoo
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. young girls;
opportunity for advancement. MAN
HAITIAN COMPANY. 1928 Florida ave.
nv Call Mr.. Brebner, DU. III.
GIRL. colored, experienced, wants position
as counter girl; No Sunday or night work
! Phone Ii. 1908.
GIRLS, colored feeders and catchers: no
sxpeTenee nee necessary Tn gnod PAY Apply
GIRL GRADUATES fortify your future in
the telegraph profession by enlisting al
an automatic telegraph operator In com.
| munication work; paid while learning,
scheduled wage increases, opportunity for
prcmotion; Apply Miss F1fer, WESTERN
UNION, Room 601, TO 14th st, NV
Evening star., 1944-07-29
SITUATIONS poMEsTlc

GIRL colored, wants part-time work
from until p.m. Cali Saturday and
Sunday. Dupont S967.
GIRL, colored, desires cooking or gh.w.;
sleep in. Address 1909 Otis pl NV. Tele-
phone AD 1899.
GIRL wishes cleaning, mornines from 9
am. until / pm. Call NO. 4457 Saturday
between q and pm.
GIRL, colored. wants seneral housevork
and cooking. Call Adams 6541
GIRL, colored, wants part-tine work, 10
- pm. washing dishes. maid or waitress:
no Sundays. Decatur 402l.
GIRL. colored. Z. desires nursemaid: nc
cooking, no Sundays. Call HO n1l3
GIRL, eolored, will care for children OF
working parents. or rooming house; nc
cook kne. NO. 1922.
GIRL, colored. desires full time work: no
SUNDAYS. Phone CO 1888.
GIRLS. =. colored. AGED : and 16. want
MAN and WOMAN, colored, houseclea ners
both professional workers. Reasonable
rates. Lincoln 51SS. 30
Evening star., 1944-07-29
HELP MEk.

AMBITIOUS MAN who is capable. of be-
leading concern OF It's kind. Experience
ability TO learn most important. Age no
econslderatlon II you can stand a most
ASSISTANT. eXpeTienced '' or inexperienced. et
for, tire shop; Must be reliable, steady and
Xpp2 Rs M TOTSr G cRoKEP sNER2 f92d TIRE IRE
CO, l4th and Que SITS. NV
ASSISTANT ASST, so SGD MEA1 1ANvA9p!Z in
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN to work
tor. Chevrolet dealer, 5i2-day week; excel
sps Ietsss salary see spd M GFJy qP wus
MoIoR 60 5!25 wis. ave, WI 1885
fR1c EQUIPMENT CO, c473 Sherman
Afro TT1 J MECHANIC, 500 per week and COM
a9thomdklit l4th snd Mine ave ,T Ex 1919.
excellent pay and at the same, time help io
In essential work: where men are critically
nreeded; Apply Mr.. PTesgraves, .ourisman-
N Mdancel Chevrolet 18th and Good Hope
Az PARTS MAN, top pay, 5,a-day
spc ves5 shssG2 ELI ePn1 eHEvRo a.
BARBER. BARBER good steady. sober man, Nc
W,snoe WGenoe s, 1eq91Ted' 916, 7ol7 Wisconsin ave
BARTESDEFsWApply employment Office.
WARp WI HofEL # rear and OF pe0na
RocKKEEIER. permanent position with
ing salary, S2.400; excellent opportunities
for advancement; state age, education. cX-
2erience and other essential details, Eox
BUS oPERAToRs-Th- neeo is urgent
Women and men over 81 years of age.
eeoSentsi eon and ID, , permanent hosptalzs.
MOTOR LINES sA NC. See Mr naTnes nATNAfq5lo I5l
cARPENTsR Is. laborer %: small con-
sEFaetips .Faet f,Em must have release. Cali
Appiy Mr. sMlTHP csrpenter niios shos, sSfN sSoo
Wo1odaley 1ay rd NV
port With resdN Reoff for work *
SsS TSES G ssy Go Bsn RaSATD a7s
ts2ispsz,si SaRpENrER's Mas HELpER-Apply AFFlEcK
REALTY. 2423 Pa. ave. NV.
Say gAEH III eoRp SR PIT aSd Kangdg App
CHEF, colored. to handle new restaurant
weeE statng saars sisd mo Apply
ofhee; Of &c loo3 U ST. NV .or -. o.
SSToRED seIa RED NIGHf @ % MAN Nh so9d salarS 81 and
eooelen5 wGrkns Mg qeIgdqS
To2m asS CONF ARps svs ns
COOK %, and fountain man 81. Apply
21lS Georgia ave NV. Mr. BUNTING.
service market excellent salary. Phone
SH. 300.
COUNTERMEN, essential job; get IN touch
-sous for Hamburgers" Sligo $500, during
DELIvESSY MEN. draft exempt, ages q
10 40; 5-day, AS-hour week: eooc salary
Apply Mr.. Willard, NATIONAL BISCUIT
s33h Randoiph pI. ne.
DISHWASHER. hours from $40 pm to
9;.o pm UGLY DUCKLING TEA HOUSE,
1l5 3 st. Sc
piSHWASHER. colored, very active work
N one OF WsshinEtons better cafeterias
4e-hour week, no Sundays salary TO
par, $50 Wee' and mesls; '7cstion and
pohus sfrenE- 'eNi Sec Mr. McCar-
Information.
Evening star., 1944-07-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATERS-2O, 30, 40 gal
automatic; no cash needed small monthly
payments: immediate installation D A
STANSBURY. Lincoln 3O2a
WILL NOT, BE RESPONSIBLE for any
self. ROBERT J. SEIDENBERG, 25 Ken
n.dy s., nv. Wash. I, c. 90
To whom il may concern: The Comrls-
sloner Of Customs on July u, 94f au-
thowzed the Ciange of name Of the 20
yacht FRANCILLE. Official number c2061t
10 MARY NJ. F. A NJ. SHAFER, Deputy
COlicCro" 81
RETIRING from active business. Pgesse
Gall for your reraIr WORK before sept lst,
I9a WILLIAM A GRC-z, Ii o760
] WILL NCr r. RESPONSIBLE fo~ rn-
debts Cthor than t'loSe con ractci b. nv
self. ARLIE R. WADE, l7lO Gales St n e.
Evening star., 1944-07-29
Attention

Applicants tor positions listed
on these pages must be inter-
u1elred first by the advertisers,
and must then secure final re-
terral from the United States
Employment Service unless ar
rdngementS hare been made for
direct hiring as indicated in
the advertisement.
Evening star., 1944-07-29
Egyptian Prices Rise

Bread prices in Egypt have risen
rs the result Of government efforts
to increase wheat paintings by rails
ing wheat prices.
Evening star., 1944-07-29
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

FLYING CLUB MEMBERSHIP open. Call
SH. S496.
PVT. INSTRUCTION., small classes. grades
II; qualified teachers. Open Sept. 26.
On bus and car line. DE. 1857 81.
Evening star., 1944-07-29
\X&E:; \X&;:5Hs' !; 5:
DANCE,

DANCE.
Jewish Community Center roof
3 o'clock tonight.
United Nations Girls, National
Press Club Auditorium, o'clock
Officers and service personnel in
vited.
LECTURE.
Grand Teton National Park" by
Fritiof M. Fryxell, sponsored by
National Capital Parks, at Rocl
Creek Park campfire site. adjacent
to Sixteenth and Colorado avenue
NV, $3.50 o'clock tonight.
MUSIC.
Organ recital, Washington Chapel
Church of the Latter Day Saints, 6
o'clock tonight.
TOUR.
Camera stroll, Mount Vernon
estate, sponsored by National Capt.
tai Parks, leave Washington A. B. &,
w. bus terminal, 9:15 am. tomor-
row.
TRIPS.
American Youth Hostels, Potomac
area, bike trips: To Greenbelt, Md
leave Dupont Circle am tomor-
row. Swim at end of trip. Tt
Mclean, Va, meet at Rosslyn street
car terminal, 80 pm. tomorrow,
National Capital Parks horse
drawn barge trips on c. & o. Canal
Leave Thirtieth and M streets NV.
9 am. and 2 pm. tomorrow; leave
Brookmont. Md, II 80 m. and 4::3O
pm. tomorrow.
WIENER ROAST.
Center Hiking Club, Rock Greek
Park, meet at Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets NV, 7 O'Clock
tonight.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater, tonight; Outdoor canteen
on Treasury steps for men and
women in the service with He,er
Hayes, Jennifer Jones, Anita Colby
Lucille Manners. Madame Zillia
Undersecretarv of Trees surv DAME
Bell, Bob Garry, WAC Band of New
York Port of Embarkation and
Navy Band,
Meals. lounge. library, Garden
Junior officers Club of Washington
735 Seventeenth street NV. II m
to midnight daily. Dance, $50 pm
Thursdays.
Variety show. USO, Einhth and
Pennsylvania avenue NV,
o'clock tonight.
Dance, Officers Service Club
Statler Hotel. o'clock tonight.
Officers dance. Meridian Hill
Hotel, 9 o'clock tonight
Service men and women NAV OBJ
tain information on other activities
by calling the United Nations
Center, National 5000, or any of the
following USO numbers, Executive
0422, National 3431, National 06l4
or Republic 1927. For church in
formation call Decatur 1882. Colorec
service personnel NAV call USO
Evening star., 1944-07-29
MOTOR TRAVEL

YOUNG LADY desires ride to New Orleans.
La, some time after 4th Of August. Will
help share expenses. Call Adams S352.
3Os
SERVICEMAN'S WIFE desires ride to or
near Abilene, Tex, about Aug. 8. share ex-
penses. Box l43-V Star. 3Ot
Evening star., 1944-07-29
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

JANIToR AND WIFE tcoloredJ desire SIN
apt. building to take care OF in eXchanG
for Groom apt. after work. Call 80
m. to 30 pm. AID. 1887.
Evening star., 1944-07-29
RADIO SERVICEMAN, fully experienced
End reliable, tull or part time. DAUBER S,
o.Scn 18th

PHRiEs, Sos M n capiSo paf St. realtors, INA "a
SALESMAN wanted by wholesale liouor
house apply in. writing only THE Po-
IoMAc VINE & LIQUOR Co, 1915 4th
sALESMAN Sal for part-time daytime selling
SALESMAN, tor floor and service lot Work;
permanent with opportunity for advance
gso msnt fot industTioys man: starting salary
C-N PAL TIRE CO. i4th and md q ~ sts. NV.
bas not sesalea
fe0 EeUpMENT S1s Co. to 245 Es' 5heP en
statesmen to sell combination storm win
aoWs snd screens for The Hecht Co. See
Mr. SMITH. 7th floor, between 10 and IL
SALESn5EN t2)., top grade, for Army and
Navy Store; will pay excellent salary to
hours men peTpfR TRADN P9ssons PosT sh0, atS
statesmen wANTED-Men with car can
earn Up 10 $4,000 year. commissions paid
local factory cooperation: two-week de-
livery on our storm window combinatio
WAth tIh NSGS ScTsen' also insnlation Phone MR..
SAL iEN-uRlV..RS wanted to operate
short hours: guaranteed salary, 81? .wk,
SERVICE T 6EpT. ~ white Gt learn Si sfid aT trade
ood ssary car or Ga
SRsia faSns ExFRFms2TNo ss41i eo oas
SHOE REPAIRMAN. to work 4 or 5 hours
PERIAL VALET SHOP, 1347 Conn, ave
SUPERINTENDENT and carpenter foreman
141-M. Star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
0usted Writer
Reaches Italy

ROME, Nov y rUP) Eleanor
Packard. United PrcSs war cor
respondent. arrived at an Italian
airport aboard Z Russian trans
port plane yesterday. after having
been expelled from Belgrade on
the complaint that she had
violated Iugoslav censorship in
sending dispatches.
Mrs. Packard reported protest
ing the expulsion. saying she had
sent out Of the country only
dispatches passed by Allied cen
SorS.
$50 far a. I could learn" She
SAID, "the NugoSlaV press au-
thorities didn't like one Of my
dispatches wherein reported
how many pictures of MarShalS
Stain and Tito were in shop
windows in Belgrade in contrast
with the absence Of pictures of
President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Churchill"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
WEEDS I8 Men
To Save Them
Times Pilots

NEW YORK, Nov. 81 (INS)-
The. story of a German Jewish
girl refugee who saved Is men
by stealing into any,
marrying" them and accompany
ing them 10 Palestine was re-
vealed today by Harry J. Ruben
stein.
Rubenstein told a convention
of the national labor committee
for Palestine that the girl entered
her country on forged passports
and came out each time with
fugitive. The Nineteenth time,
he said, she did not return.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Rites Held
For Couple

Double funeral services for Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Ibaugh, 15417
Chatham. whose deaths occurred
within AZ hours Of each other. were
held AT the Santer Funeral Home,
209ll Grand River, AT 2 p m. to-
day. Burial was in Roseland Park.
Mrs. Ibaugh, Is. died Wednes-
day and her husband, rs, passed
away Friday.
Ibaugh. retired Perc Marquette
switchman. was born in Indiana.
Sept. %, 1866 Mrs. Ibaugh was
born in Ohio. Dec. 20. 1868
They are survived by three sons
and a daughter, wal ter and
Arthur. Dayton, O.. Floyd. Detroit,
and Mrs. Valeria Saum, Dayton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28

Order the United StaN War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
NEED FOR sHAKEUP

As governor. YOU are nov In
position 90 act decisiVely and
give the commission a shakeup
90 the end that an effective
voice h given those who will
support . modern wage policy"
Baker charged that the average
state employe draws Sl4S monthly
and not SlS2 so. as stated 49, in
Wilson's report. He said the {
per cent increase IN state pay
rolls came with a work speed VIZ
and resulted in one employe per
forming The job OF two or three
Wilson's statement that liquor
store clerks have been brought
down 10 a 40-hour week through
ne efforts of the commission was
alphabetically denied by Baker.
This simply IL not So" he
said. Together with thousands
~ other state employees in
prisons. hospitals and inStifu-
lions, they are required Ia work
from 20 10 ~ hours = week with
no overtime nav provisions"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Civil Service
ChdngeAsked
Tive. STAFF c.rr,spona.ni

LANSING. Nov. u - Urging
appointment Of two men who will
support a modern wage policy and
maintain sympathetic attitude
toward employees in Michigan 5
government. tho Go today asked
"Shakeup' NJ the State Civil
Service Commission in a letter 10
Gov. Kelly.
In making tho request. The
State. County and Municipal
Workers of America. Go. took
exception 10 a report on state
salaries given by Thomas J. VIII
son. civil service director.
THE resignation Of Chairman
Alex j. Groesbeck In protest
against the backward wage
policies Of the commission has
brought this issue 10 n head"
wrote Ross Baker, Subregional
director OF the SCMWA-CIO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Eden, Poles Confer

LONDON. Nov. u (UP)-
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden
conferred today with Stanislaw
Mikola jcZyk and Tadeusz Romer,
resigned premier and foreign min
lister. respectively, of the Polish
government in London.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28

The Detroit Times has far more
'stionally famous features than
my other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Neqro Sna+ches Purse

Mrs. Edna Hopper IS, of 2007
Clements. reported that A Negro.
about Is. snatched her purse
today as she passed an alley. 1t
contained $50 TO SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Ydnk in England
Denies Murder

FELTHAM. England, Nov. q
(UP)-Pvt. Karl Gustav Hutton
%, Boston parstrooper, and a
pretty British strip-tease artist
pleaded innocent today TO charges
of numbering a taxi driver and
were remanded for trial in Lon
don'S Old Bailey Dec, s
The plea was entered in magis-
trate's court. After the hearing
the magistrate granted permission
10 the girls parents to see her
before she returned to prison.
Pvt Hulten and the dancer were
accused of shooting the taxi driver
during holdup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
HWR,oo Mve~.

No army can have too much fight
Ing squipment-many a battle has
been lost with too liule. wash
ington's men knew il at Valley
Forge. wsinwrisht's did at Bataan.
1Its up 10 us 10 see that il doesn't
1hsppsn again!
Our money arms our men
gives them the weight Of weapons
and equipment necessary to win.
and to save lives, too. The Sixth
War Loan is another chance 20
re, in the fight It's our patriotic
duty 20 buy War BondS-to buy
them heavily, and now.
Tia iseps,f Of ne sal Yer Lsss Dy'p - row
srIbsseS ,, ~, ->ks,i Of Ssni.Flush ssS Mel O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
S|ugged Victim
Of Thugs Dies

Velko Atsof. 81. of 1899 Ar
lington, died in Highland Park
General Hospital early today of
skull injuries suffered when he
was attacked and robbed by two
Negro youths Saturday night.
The assault occurred in Airing
ton near Victoria. and police
found a fve-foot piece of blood
covered pipe near the scene. Wit
nesses furnished description Of
the thugs
AtSoff'S wallet. containing per-
sonal papers had been taken but
a quantity of currency was left in
trousers pocket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
CHARGES Low PAY

Baker cited figures which pur.
ported 10 show that state workers
received less than the farmer. tho
private worker and other public
employees. adding
I'VE are forced Ia conclude
that the report was designed
not 20 aid In the solution Of the
problem of q fair and equitable
wage for state employees hut
was propaganda to justify the
reactionary policy Of starvation
wages pursued by your com
mission.
Claiming that AZ least 5000
state employees have moi beer
chosen on the basis Of merit
efficiency and fitness" a. re.
quired in the civil service amend
ment. Baker added.
at IL false economy for tax
payers In Michigan 10 have the
-,erit system destroyed and
tate employment put hack into
We hands OF the spokesman"
The Detroit Times has far more
'stionaIly famous features than
my other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
CaIking Said toCuI
Home Heat Leak
Brick. Stone. Stuceo
Openings Sealed

Homes built of brick. stone and
stucco Invariably contain many
small openings between the out
side walls and the window and
door frames, which steal appreci-
able quantities of heat from in
side. thus wasting valuable fuel.
fuel conservation experts stated
Saturday after Detroit's firstwin-
ter weather had arrived.
These openings can be closed
readily with calking material
which can be tanned from
we I h r-stripping contractors,
hardware and paint stores, they
added.
The dividends in added comfort
and fuel saved will be well worth
the expense involved, which Is
small, all declared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Stoker CIinker
Advice Given

Continued from Page One)
to burn down and the ash TO be
fused into cllnkers.
eff il is possible on your par
ticular make of stoker to dis
engage the coal feed during
this continuous running time, 1t
is better TO do so, although IL Is
not absolutely necessary.
THE stOker may be set on
the lowest coal feed. or the coal
may be fed normally during this
time without harmful results.
This method Is much simpler,
cleaner, and quicker than at
tempting to remove loose ash.
This procedure temporarily
may raise the temperature of
the living quarters a few de-
grees.
"However, II IL Is done early
In the morning or I'm the eve
ming the temporarily increased
temperature will not be uncom-
Portable"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Up With Storm Sash

Down with the screens and up
with the storm sash, fuel cOnServ-
erS advise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
.HousiingNeed
Called Urgent
Agency Chief Cites
Various Shortages

Critically-needed housing fot
ordnance. shipyard and railroad
workers in a score or more OF
heavy war industry centers as
well as In numerous scattered
communities. including MANY
along the transcontinental freight
lines. represents the most press
ing job of the National Housing
Agency Administrator John 3.
Blandford Jr. declared Saturday.
With more than 100000 units
for the exclusive use of war work
ers completed since the start of
the emergency and another 81. 800
under construction, an urgent
need for an additional $4,000 ac-
commodationS has developed 10
permit recruitment of necessary
workers and 10 keep present
workers on the job, he added.
The situation is comparable TO
the one which arose last April
through a shift i'm the demand by
the armed forces for different
types Of equipment, ammunition.
New construction, however,
is not all that Is necessary"
Blanford declared
"Our l07 War Housing Gen.
ters report that, on the average,
there are three applications for
housing for every existing unit
that Is listed for warworkers
use.
New stress must be laid on
the necessity for citizens I'm
scores of communities to open
their homes 10 the workers
needed to keep our war plants
nnerating at Capacity."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Realtors LIST
.GI Loan Steps
Vets Told How TO 90
About Buying Home
continued from Page Onel.

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eligibility, and sends it 10 the
RCadWStmcnt Account Control
Subdivision Of the Veterans Ad-
ministrauon in New York. where
the proper amount of available
funds which may be authorized
the veteran is certified and record
in made.
This duplicate then goes to join
lis original IN Washington: the
Washington office then certifies
an appraiser and returns the form
10 the lender who orders an APP
praiSal for his institution.
GI Joe now re-enters the scene,
SIGNS the Loan Guaranty Certifi-
cate which eventually will obli-
gate the United States of America
in guaranteeing payment of the
loan and which now warrants in
behalf of CT Joe and the lender
that the mortgage is duly executed
and recorded
Next. Gl Joe completes the
loan application form called the
application for Home Loan
Guaranty
This form is signed by the
veteran and the lender, and con-
tanS a legal description Of the
property, information as TO the
veterans service, amount of the
loan, information as 10 the home
site. the neighborhood, type of
construction, rooms. taxes. assess
mcnts, insurance, and so on.
Personal and financial informa-
ton about the veteran is required.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Solar House
ReaItor Brokers TO See
Educational Film

Members Of the brokers division
OF the Detroit Real Estate Board
viii see a colored film in sound on
solar housing at their meeting in
the Ode Wayne Club Wednesday
noon Carl Fl. Plumhoff, program
chairman. stated Saturday.
The film will be shown by the
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
Philip c. Baker. divisional chair
man, will preside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Knight 10 Tell
Plan Problems

Ernest q. Knight. president Of
the Detroit City Plan Commits
sion. will address members Of the
land developers division Of the
- oii Real Estate Board at
their meeting in Ode Wayne
Ctac Tuesday noon.
Knight win oiScuSS some Of tho
problems raised by conditions in
areas Immediately adjacent 10 the
City Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Managers 10 Hold
Round Table tuesday

A round table discussion OK
problems pertaining to properly
management will be conducted by
the property management division
of the Detroit Real Estate BoaW
in the olde Wayne Club Tues
noon. Robert ]. Brooks, divisisss
chairman. stated Saturday.