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Evening star., 1944-03-24

One pound Of waste cooking fats
makes enough glycerin to manufac-
ture one-third pound gunpowder!
Evening star., 1944-03-24

Uncle Sam needs your waste bacon
grease.
Evening star., 1944-03-24
Grenudes Used in 1880

Hand grenades are not a modern
weapon, says a London historian,
who declares they first were made
by Kubla Khan, the notorious Mon
gol war lord, In 1880.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-19
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FIRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAVE
;hr Latest official information rr-
gard!ng ti!c inspection and dpph
cation Tor new tires and tubes. Lei
as help you with yours. Henderson
NUiCan!I!uG Co. g2-ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-19

DRY PINE WOOD FOK y,Ir
Sawed stove length and d,Ii%nr,,
anywhere IN henderson, II W
Glover, phone 1921. 30 Al, A.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-19
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G 'EN ROGERS BRlpUErS, rCC-
hon'LS washed nut. New - ~
Els. Vest" lied ASH ana hig., , ,n,IF
ny @orkrr and spin: rI'l. '' 1,,
DO" tHikncr al IL. q. F.IIr.,. "'
son. phone 1GU. ~
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-19

RFNDY For SERVICE. THpED-
iehhrc'l. registered Gu"ru..w 1,'i
bred 1T state COLLEGE. Haicnu \
I. Gup'"n. COkcsbWv Community.
Route 2, Henderson. n. e. 'I-1'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-19

MISUNDERSTANDING, - ZINC
Gruul"d IN. Skilled mechanics
saves 300. Other work here soon.
Write us. We call. Manson Smith
Co. Richmond. Va. ga years
service S&N-t!
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-19
81 PILES

FOR >ALE-ONE DRINK BOX,
"n" PHr scale. one National Cash
R"-,.!cr. Gail luG-W. !. &. Iaspuc.
-.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-19

FOR SALE ONE coon HORSE
wagon. &c" BCn G"odrirh .. phone
'iG-J between : and 10 O.. ..
iy-1N
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-19

Il. <. CERTIFIED BABY CrCES.
Barred Ro"E.i and n. II. Feds ."r
layers and Victory t.c.'"s
Si2.9J "rr 100. Hatch caru M,';-
ncsdav. Delivered auywr.rn. or-
dor now. T.O,;j&buF2 'i.',."rN.
Macy G.. Brewer. Route -. Louis
burg. n. &. i&-'ntt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-19

EOH SAi.E-ONE DRINK BOX,
"n" PHIr scale. one National Cash
f'.i..cr. Gail IuG-W. ). &. Iasuc.
ELECTRIC FrNCEHS. COMPLETE
"iih .Esnlu'uv.. quict. .... ru.cs
cups. tWls; lite "uU ......n..
Weston! AUTO Associate. -.an.
henderson. .n..5
GROW YOUR OWN TGrI~ n
planting carly h""Gns FG. '.y...
and B"rry plants. offered F.. N.r-
"iu.a's L.ruc.i Growers. .I PEI. Joy
New Low Price C3ainG'g. ling
extensive line al Frm:. .ut C--
uamCni.l' Wa""Shura .. ..r.E.
W"y"c. h"ro. Virginia. nd
KEEP UP THE HOMES THEY NRE
fighting for. Nov is the flame f. nus
your furniture need. Tome in
and see oar complete s'oC. of new
and used furniture. including
good selection uf used up r nd
player pianos. NdamaE..1rjs
Furniture Co. Phone 800. IG-itl
FOR SALE ONE coon HORSE
wagon. &c" BCn G"Odrirn .. phone
'iG-J between and 10 D.. ..
lg-1H
READY For SERVICE. THoGD-
TshhrC'l. registered Gurru..~ .I'i.
bret 1T state College. HJir,nu. \
+. Gup'"n. COkcsbmv Community.
Route 2, Henderson. n. {. ',-"'
Il. (. CERTIFIED BABY CH'CES.
CARED Rocks and n. II. Feds ."r
layers and Victory C.c.'rIs
Si2.HJ Hrr 100. Hatch cHru M,';-
ncsday. Delivered auywr.rn. Or-
G"r now. I.O';isbGE2 'i.',."rN
Macy G.. ErcwCr. Route -. Louis
burg. N. G. r&-,Du
LOST NEAR FIRST NATIONAL
Bank envelope Cnutniniu" '.. -
ton books issued 10 fcn1 Iru..c.
Sa"h Bell" ard Richard jack. :"
Reward If returned 10 lena Jack.
sen. 553 Spring Street lo-fii
OFFICIAL 7 IRE INSPECTION
Station. Cars washed. fabricated:
polished. batteries reChargcd, Gun
gas and oils. l.. r. Harris Gun
Service Station. Garnet and Ii0r.
ncr Sis. phone liG3-W. 2G-h
WANTED 5 OR 6 ROOM HOUSE
or APP rtmcnt, Call 287. l'-"u
LOST OR STRAYED BLACK NND
brown male nound. win bIVr
breast. $500 reward If returned
e. EARLY James Abbott. Euuic J.
Henderson. N. &. l#-hi
WANTED TO BUY SIX or S"H! y
room house with heat. write + g..
Box ST.. Henderson,. NJ {. wv
GROCERIES,. FRESH MEATS ANO
vegetables. Everything for your
table. We deliver and save you
Gas and time. Phone $50. Always
ready TO serve you. Hcrbcrts Gri,,
low Front. 25-h
EXPERT TYPEWRITER NND Nd
ding Machine rcpairman no" con-
rectcd with us and VIC are wei.
equipped 10 give you prompt ana
efficient service on all kinds ana
makes. Phone 62 Affords Printing
e. Office Supply Co. 2i-u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
College Housing
For Vets Stymied
Inn. sian cerr,spondsnt

LANSING. Nov. ll--tederal
authorities. while favorable, eX-
pressed doubt Saturday that gov
eminent houses and trailers could
be shifted 10 college areas for
homeless veterans with families
who seek higher education under
the CT Bill of Rights.
The plan was proposed by Or.
Eugene B. Elliott, state superln-
tcndent of public instruction.
However. John y. Blandford Jro
federal housing administrator, IN
letter TO Elliott. pointed out
that present legislation forbids
final disposition of temporary war
housing. lie also stated that no
funds were authorized for this
purpose and that moving Of tenn
porary housing units would aver
age 5000 per unit while the
movement and proper installation
Of tralers would average $500
per unit.
Elliott suggested the plan be-
cause number Of veterans are
seeking college education but are
Stymied By lack Of housing facili-
ties around Michigan college
campuses, especially If they have
families.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
7 Support Cut
In Utility Rates
linn, s,an Core oondsnt

LANSING, Nov. IL Two Wit
nesses offered more testimony
today before the Michigan Public
Service Commission on why the
Consumers Power Co. could de-
crease rates without impairing its
financial structure.
Charles Hamilton, Grand Rap
ids consulting engineer, claimed
that the company this wear un-
justiflably increased rs deprecia-
ton reserves Sl3O0.0O0.
Richard A. Sullivan. Detroit
city utility rate analyst said
that the company. counter 10 its
claims. could reduce rates and
still attract private capital. The
hearing was adjourned until
Nov. u.
Meanwhile. in Detroit. the
UAW-CIO today asked further in
veStlgatlon Of consumer rates in
Is Michigan cities where the or
ganization is a utility user, claim
ing they were excessive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Mexican Killed
By Watchmdn
Times Photo

A 23-year-eld Mexican. Ernest
Guajardo, was shot and killed
early today in an argument with
Irving Boozer, IS, Negro night
Waterman at the East Warren
Recreation bowling alley. 1925
l.. Warren.
BOozer. who lives al 1881 Theo-
dore, was held for investigation
Of murder. TWO companions Of
Guajardos told police they saw
the nightwatchman shoot the VIC
tim with a .32-Caliber revolver,
striking him once below the heart
and once in the arm.
BOOzer told police that Qua
iardo and his companions, Juan
CanSaleS, "a, and Wilson Hilburn
-. all were pin-Setters in the
bowling alley and had quarters
above the establishment. He said
he had been ordered by his en-
ployer not 10 allow the men adj
mittance because they had been
drinking.
The men. he said, entered
through a window and a fight
started when BooZer discovered
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Plants Visited
By
BY sILER FREEMAN

Robert p. Patterson. undersec-
rotary of war, today concluded a
short visit TO the Detroit area in
the interest of the heavy ammu-
milton program.
~ didn't come here In the
spirit of criticism" Patterson
said yesterday at the plant of
the Cross Manufacturing Co.
$3.50 Bellevue. Detroit has
done a splendid job but l want
you TO redouble your efforts.
"Gen. Eisenhower wants more
heavy ammunition. We must
get IL to him. He has sore
need of maximum production.
II IL to industrial centers like
Detroit that we look to supply
his needs"
Heavy ammunition and trucks
are considered the two most inn
portant items on the war pro-
gram today.
Patterson flew into the ReRaHlHS
air base late yesterday with four
members of his staff and went TO
the Cross Company, where he
gave a short talk to the workers.
The company makes the machine
tools which are used in producing
240-mm. and eight-inch shells.
After a dinner at the Book
Cadillac last night, at which he
was the honor guest, Patterson
accompanied by Brig. Gen. A. B
Quinton Jr., chief of the Detroit
ordnance district, apd Maj. Gen
Wilbur Young, chief of the am
munition branch of the district
drove to Lansing to inspect the
Oldsmobile plant where .155 nm
ammunition is being manufac'
tured.
His schedule today called for 2
tour Of the Pontiac Motors shell
division and a luncheon at the
plant. He was 70 leave fol-
Washington by air, shortly after
the luncheon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
.Ex-WAC' Death
Called Suicide

The death of Virginia Dixon. %,
a former WAC who drank poison
in a tavern last night, was de-
clared a suicide today by the
coroner.
According 10 the girls mother.
Mrs. c. J. Socia of 9214 Kercheval,
she had been moody, since an IN
jury received while on duty at a
Tennessee base had prevented her
from qualifying for service when
the WAC was given officia !
army status.
A note left by the girl indicated
that an unhappy love affair had
played part in her decision.
Rush Q d from a tavern AT 1919
Townsend last night. she died an
hour later at Receiving Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Ask Expansion
Of Vet Hospital.

Expansion of hospital facilities
in the Detroit area to care for
wounded scrvicemen was asked
today in a resolution presented TO
common council by Councilman
NanAntwerp Copies Of the reSo-
luton viii he sent IN the L. s.
Veterans Administration in Wash
ington and TO all Michigan con-
greSSmen.
NanAntwerp. past national COM
mander of the VIEW, told council
that the Veterans Hospital IN
Dearborn is wholly inadequate IA
care even for wounded veterans
of other wars.
lie said Serviccmen Of World
War ii Will suffer greatly in this
area unless plans are made Ia
provide a new hospital at once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Women Take Action
To Lure Back Maids

CHICAGO. Nov II QNSl -
When the perennial maid problem
becomes so acute that house
wives are forced 10 drop Nom
bcrship in their clubs 10 stay
home To cook and watch over
Junior. it's time to take action
SO A group Of Chicago women
have formed the Household En-
ployers' League" an organization
designed to lure war factory
employed women back into do
nestle Jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
There are 2I5 Stars on the
National Bank of Detroit Service
Fldg-Fou are Cold.)
Our Branch Offices
Cover Detroit

Our go branch Offices, even
when transportation is not con-
gested, gasoline rationed, or time
so valuable, are tremendously inn
portant to the hundreds of thou
sands of Detroiters whose business
and personal interests make it In
convenient to come downtown.
For routine transactions, such
as making deposits, we, of course,
provide banking by mail facilities
which are widely and most advan-
tageously used-but banking re-
lationships and the many advan.
tages they provide are, we believe,
built upon mutual understanding
and personal contact
Each Of our 90 Detroit branch
Offices provide such contacts and
relationships in the centers and dis
tricts they we're organized TO serve.
Every Office is really a completely
self-contained bank lone OF these
offices il it were an Independent
bank would rank sixth in size
among the banks of the state.
Each is ably managed. fully
equipped and prepared to meet
your every banking need. The
permanent stats are augmented
by additional trained personnel on
Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays,
as an additional service to you.
Each branch has, of course, the full
resources and experience of the
head Office. reinforced by the ex-
perience Of all other branch offices.
Thus, while specializing in a To-
Called way, each is also equipped,
without delay, to provide city,
state, national and worldwide
banking services, when such serv-
ices can be helpful, ss they, with
increasing frequency, are.
L. ID. H., xp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
indicated
u. S. Wins $49.6o
in 3 Years

BY losing an argument that
strained the majesty Of the L. s.
courts. Greyhound Lines. Inc,
must pay Uncle Sam $3.50.
The corporation refused 10
settle a government claim for that
amount after an accident in which
bus hit a mail truck on Fort
street in 1871.
After long hours Of testimony in
formal trial that tested many
legal minds, Federal Judge
OBricn ruled today that the COM
pany must pay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Hemisphere Unity
Urqed on Catholics

LOS ANGELES. Nov. II QNSJ
Hemisphere friendship and
good will can be achieved #
Latin-America's 100 million Cath
olics can he brought into unity
with those of the United States,
it was declared today by the RI.
Rev. MSgr. William Barry, pastor
Of St Patrick's Church. Miami
Beach.
Msgr. Barry arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday and will adj
dress an inter-American relations
conference today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
T.. TO See
Robot i'm Film
Times Photo

WASHINGTON. Nov. IL (INS)
"A British film on robot bombs.
the vi. will be released IN
Washington Thursday. the British
Ministry of Information an
nounced and will be shown
throughout the country in the
next three months.
The film includes shots Of buzz
bombs being destroyed in the air
by anti-alrcraft fire and by fighter
planes and il records the speed
and accuracy of ack-ack shooting
against these 400 miles an hour
targets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Bond Champs
Liberty Bell

A replica OF the Liberty Bell
awarded TO the -DetEoit- public
schools for outstanding war bond
SalnS-Wlll- presented te-the
Hampton School, 1880 Warning
ton, Dec. 4. because il exceeded
all other schools in bond sales
The replica was offered by the
J. l.. Hudson Co. and accepted az
ceremonies yesterday by School
Supt. Warren T. Bow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
3,400 WAVES Wait
Transfer 10 Hawaii

WASHINGTON. Nov. II INS)
Capt. Mildred McAfee. WAVE
commandant. asserted today that
340O WAVES will he IN Pearl
Harbor by the end Of January and
500 WAVES IN various overseas
air stations If the navy's eNpecta-
tons are realized
WAVES recruiting likely VIII
stop at us present strength OF
10000 Capt. McAfee disclosed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
S55O,OOO Equipment
AtSewaqe PIant0.K &

A S550.000 project for addl-
tional equipment at the depa:t-
ment of water supply'S sewage
disposal plant, was approved by
the common council today a.
part Of the city's advance plan
program at the request Of the
mayors postwar improve m e n
committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Grand .Dury'S Legality
Challenged by Banker

contempt because he was truth
full in his answers.
eff Slattery was guilty Of
contempt Of the grand Jury he
could not he guilty Of contempt
Of court since grand Jury func-
tionS are not court functions.
FUNCTIONS MERGED
1.-The statute creating the
grand jury is unconstitutional
because IL attempts 10 merge
into one office administrative
and judicial functions.
. Judge Carr is prohibited
from holding any other office
while serving in capacity of
circuit Judge.
Gallagher said that the supreme
courts decision would he the frs
testing legality of the grand jur,
not withstanding defense petitions
arising from the Ferguson CRANE
Jury indictments and convictions
Slattery was Jailed for contemp
less than "a hours after he haC
been freed Of ycar-old charge
alleging an attempt 10 bribe Rep
George n. Higgins. Ferndale. 70
his vote on the anti-branch banl
bill in 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Warn Swedish Ships

STOCKHOLM Nov. II up
The Swedish war insurance board
warned Swedish ships today to
keep inside their territorial waters
in the Baltic Sea and Gulf of
Bothnia owing 10 increased risks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Another Tito Victory

LONDON, Nov IL ~ (UPl--
Marshal Tito's Partisan forces
have captured the road junction
hof Veles, on the main highway
leading north through YugoSlavia
from Greece. a Yugoslav commu'
niQue said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Nash Estate $4,000

CHICAGO. Nov. II GNS) The
estate of the late Patrick Nash
for many years Democratic po-
litical boss of Chicago. is valued
at S172.514. according to final in.
heritance tax returns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
May Get Post in india

WASHINGTON, Nov. II CINS)
Joseph F.. Casey, former con-
gresham from Massachusetts. was
reported today as being slated
for appointment as American
minister 10 India.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Movie Couple Separate

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. IL (INS)
Screen actress Evelyn Keyes
announced today that she and
her director husband, Charles
Vidor, had definitely and fl
nally" separated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Finnish Premier Out

STOCKHOLM. Nov II tCPl -
The Morgon Tldningen. in an Hell
sink dispatch. reported last night
that Finnish Premier Crho Jonas
Castren had resigned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Channel Safe

LONDON, Nov. II GNS)-The
English Channel was described to-
day by the American broadcasting
station in Europe as safe
water for Allied travel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
FORD GIFT LARGEST

Largest Contribution in The cam
paign was $6S9. 535, presented by
various agencies OF the Ford
Motor Co. The Ford Foundation
Nnade a gift of 5000; hourly
hate employees. represented by four
UAW-CIO and two independent
unions. raised $425 900, and sala-
ried employees contributed S64.535.
Following is a list OF contrlbu-
tons OF 81 900 or more:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Turkish Envoy Dies

WASHINGTON, Nov. II CUP)
-Mehnet Munir Ertegun, Turk.
ish ambassador TO the United
States. died today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
GniOniSf Fist Fights
Shut State WarPIantS

A fist fight between rival union
lists closed a Battle Greek war
plant today while on the Detroit
front two factories were strike
bound.
Full production was expected
Monday in all departments of the
Packard Motor Car Co, hit by a
three-day tieup which ended when
10000 employees returned TO their
jobs yesterday.
TELLS OF BATTLE A.
HenninC Anderson. president OF
the American Marsh Steam Pump
Co, which operates several war
plants I'm Battle Creek. said he
ColScd one of the factories today
becauSe Ncontendng unioniSts
staged fist fights outside the gates.
a picket line. he said, was es-
tablIshed by the Michigan Council
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Downtown Detroit

main Office, National Bank Bldg.
-. 'Bagley.CliHord, 10 Bagley
Ave: l.. +. Madden. Asst. Wee
Pres; J. c. Porter. Asst. Cash
yer; L. 2. Halter, asst. Mgr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Arms Ldyoffs
Worry JAW
By ED BRAND

CHICAGO, Nov. IL - Altnougn
the United States is still engaged
in total war, uneasiness over I'M
employment is spreading through
the rank and file membership OF
the UAW-CIO, il was revealed at
special meeting of the unions
national executive board here
today.
FORD LAYOFFS
One delegation, led by Larry
Yost Of Ford Local 500, reported
that $4,000 workers had been laid
off at the Ford Rouge plant since
June l, because of war "cutbacks,"
and ano Ter delegation from the
Packard local reported on a prob
lem allegedly caused by mass lay
offs"
Yost's committee told the board
that the number of persons now
employed at the Rouge plant is
within 1000 OF prewar levels and
asked that the entire city be
taken off the critical war areas"
list by the War Manpower Com
mission.
COMMITTEE NAMED
After a long debate, the board
appointed Richard T. Leonard and
Percy Llewellyn, west side re-
gional directors, as a committee
Of two to call on the Ford Motor
Co., and the VINO IL necessary,
to alleviate the unemployment
crisis.
A committee headed by John
McDaniels, representing Packard
Local 100, told the board that war
"cutbacks' at the Packard plant
were responsible for the recent
work stoppages that resulted in
the plant being closed last week.
Although the board was sched-
uled TO take action on the budget
for the coming year and decide
upon the size of the international
unions staff, the members voted
10 hold the matters in allegiance
until they can be decided upon at
another special meeting in Cleve-
land Nov. %, at which other
"ticklish" union problems are to
be discussed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13

F. A. Zeitz, Asst. Mgr. Grand
River.Fourteenth, 1890 Grand
River Ave-: IF. B. Fitzgerald, Mgr:
J. N. May, Asst. Mgr. -. Grand
Rixer.Joy Road, 9l4S Grand River
Ave.: r. J. Somers. Mgr: F. +.
Asst. Ms-..C Grand
River.Lothrop, 1880 Grand River
Ave.: II. c. Cook. Mgr: r. o.
Castor, Asst. Mgr. Grand
River. Mark Twain, 1850 Grand
River Ave: E. A. Heaphy, Mr.:
]. w. Longhurst, Asst. Mgr. =.
Linwood. Clairmount, 9048 Lin
wood Ave-: F. ]. Marshall, Mr.;
L. o. MacIsaac, Asst. Mgr. -.
sLivernois Puritan, 1901 Liver
nois Ave.:V.C. Gersch, Asst. Cask-
Ter; r. b. Robinson, Mgr; G. C.
Higgins. Asst. Mgr. tMcNiehols
$4,000 McNichols Road.
W.: T. w. Hottie, Mgr: z. ].
Drew. Asst. Mgr.
West Detroit
Fort.Junction, $500 Fort ST., W.:
d. G. McCracken. Mgr: T. p.
McKernan, Asst. MR.. tJeGer.
son.west End, 1870 jefferson
Ave-, W.: c. E. Beier, Mgr: l.
Wicks, Asst. Mgr. Michigan.
Nineteenth, a6il Michigan Ave-.
]. NJ. Hausch, Mgr: E. w. Adams.
Asst. Mgr. Michigan junction,
5622 Michigan Ave-: b. c. 1.-Two,
Mgr; c. A. Lewis, Asst. Mgr. %.
Vernor.Springwells, S0O1 Vernon
W.: A. A. Gruenewald.
Mgr: r. E. Tucker, Asst. Mgr. -.
Warren-Thirty.First, 4765 Warren
Ave. W.: L. H. Pickering, Mr.:
L. L. Kerwin, Asst. Mgr.
Northeast Detroit
Wan Dyke.Eight Mile Road,
10000 Van Dyke Ave-: A.
Mgr: c. +. Schudlich.
Asst. Mgr.
Eost Detroit
Chene.Milwaukee, 6499 Chene
ST.: J. c. Vogl. Mgr; Andrew ],
Asst. M4. :. Crstios.
Cratiot Court, 9601 Gratiot Ave-,
c. Mazzie, Mgr: r. r. Clark.
Asst. Mgr. -. tCr.tiot. Creiner,
1871 Gratiot Ave. b. H. Charter,
Mgr: r. M. Chisholm. Asst. Mar.
...Cratiot-Nit. Elliott, 6301 Gratiot
Ave-: H. w. Pioch, Mgr: l. J.
Stevenson, Asst. Mgr. >. Crstios.
Riopellc, 1873 Gratiot Ave: S. ].
Garbarino. Mgr: B. F. Stanbery.
Asst. Mgr. :. Jefferson-Beaufait,
6465 jefferson Ave-, E.: w. p.
Breen. Mgr: A. E. Stewart. Co
Mgr. 'Jefferson-Philip, I4555
Jefferson Ave, E.: S, w. Hosking,
Mgo;W.C. Bingham. Asst. Mgr.
Kerchevsl-Mc Clellan, $500 Kerch-
eval Ave: b. B. Clarke, Mr.:
f. w. Ernst, Asst. Mgr. .. Mack.
ST. Jean, ll4l0 Mack Ave-: r. v.
Lichtwardt, Mgr; A. A. Schatx,
Asst. Mgr. .warren.Alter, 1490l
Warren Ave-, E.: r. II. Goodwin,
Mgr; c. +. Boldt. Asst. Mgr.
office has safe deposit facilities
provided by Safe Deposit Com
pany OF Detroit, capital stock OF
which is owned by National Bank
OF Detroit. Lawrance G. Towns,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Time staff Correspondent

LANSING. Nov. II Constitu-
tionality of the Carr-Sigler state
grand jury awaits supreme court
determination Monday as result
of a petition filed today, seeking
freedom for Francis +. Slattery.
jailed Grand Rapids bank execu-
tive.
Slattery, assistant vice president
OF the Michigan National Bank.
was sent to tho lngham County
iail Thursday for so days by Judge
Carr for giving evssive and con.
Trajectory answers 10 Special
Grand Jury Prosecutor Sigler.
CALLS ACTION INVALID
Claiming that Judge Carr's
action was invalid. William Henry
Gallagher. Detroit attorney, set
forth in his petition 10 the high
court that:
sCarr refused 10 disclose TO
defense attorneys the facts upon
which Slattery was found guilty
so they could be presented 10
the supreme court for determi-
nation.
sSlattery was not guilty Of