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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Priorities

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uIe p Re1trctilns During Oct - Durnf
Ocfouef 1eff ressfft cutHnt - rl.iftry
ssief - one third o. total cut IN Junt JsiJ
sFof fSfthe- details cori,sr, WIPE. 7sic
woodward Pn1ns Up 2.tq0o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
What New
In Business
Say Eosy Redemption
AIDS #8f BeHe Sales
By WARD SCHULTZ

Officials OF the treasury &C.
pariment are emphasizing that
simplhcation Of the war bond
redemption routine was put INTO
effect in order 10 encourage IN
creased purchases rather than
to encourage reePie -t4-esS b II
more bonds.
Thousands Of people have un-
necessarily large amounts Of
cash boarded away or in other
forms Of savings, which they
are he>itan, 10 put into war
bonds because II used to take
several weeks 10 get cash IN
case of an emergency
II is felt that now that they
have assurance that the money
viii be forthcoming 'mmedi-
atelN. they Will put this idle
cash into bonds and let IL earn
interest for them. meanwhile
helping the war effort.
There are now SO, 600 600 war
bond holders in this county
including millions in the armed
services and to date only 12.57
per cent of the war bonds sold
have been cashed in. This
writer eeneurs in the state.
ments Of the treasury depart
ment that they provide the
safest investment in the world.
Don't forget, they have eX-
actly the same backing as a
dollar bill,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Plan Truck Program

Chevrolet heads the list Of
truck producers for the first six
months supply of medium
trucks. II has been given a
quota of 27,407. Ford will pro-
duce 23.23S, international Har-
vester S,09S, Dodge 1895 and
General Motors Truck and
Coach 1890.
No provision has as yet been
made for light trucks. They
may have a small quota in the
second or third quarter. If need
is shown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Upgrade Buys
Coffee Concern

Purchase of the Baker Import
ing Co. makers of Darlington
Hall soluble coffee, by Upgrade
Food Products Corp, has been an
nounced by Samuel Slotkin, presi-
dent and chairman of the board
of Upgrade.
Acquisition of the coffee con-
Germ. which has its plant-in Min
neapoliS. is A part of program
of projected postwar expansion
into kindred food lines by Hy-
grade, according to Slotkln.
He said that Upgrade, which did
business of SOL, 100000 between
Oct. 80, 1912, and Oct. 80, 1913.
and is one of the six or seven
largest meat packing concerns. is
now negotiating 10 take over ad-
ditional food lines.#
Executive personnel of the
Baker Importing Co. which was
headed by R. K. Baker, will re-
main unchanged, Slotkin said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Invasion Hell ers

And while on the subject Of
special honorS. the navy in
formed employees Of the Libby
Division Of international De-
trola Corp. that cupboard ma
rine propulsion unit of the type
they are turning out contrib
uted materially 10 the success
Of the invasion.
Accompanying the navy COM
mendation was a wire from
President e Russell Feldman
10 his workers in the Indian
apolis plant, Offering his con-
gratulations IN the job Done
Feldman'S wire came from the
executive Offices here in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Four-Time Honors

A note from A. NJ. Jioffre OF
the Jam Handy O ganization in
forms readers Of this column
that the navy has renewed the
firms F. award for the third
time. giving il three-star flags
now.
All three Handy plants
Training Devices; Art. Chart
and Graphics. and Motion Pic
lures 49, share in the honors,
which were awarded for out
standing professional service.
Some day the story will be
told of how Jam Handy movies
played a large part in training
"the best bunch Of gunners in
the world"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Morgan Stanley Wins
.0hio Edison Securities.

NEW YORK. Sept. 26-Ohio
Edison Co. has awarded $50, 962,-
600 OF new first mortgage 3 per
cent bonds and 10000 shares Of
A40 preferred stock 10 Morgan,
Stanley e. Co. and Associates.
The winning group expects 10
reoffer the securities later this
week at 1927 for the bonds and
l03 for the preferred stock. SUBJ
ject 10 approval OF the SEC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Preferred Dividend
By S(hettIer Druo

Schettler Drug Co. declared an
initial semiannual dividend Of l2l2
cents on per cent preferred
stock, payable Oct. | 10 stock Of
record Sept 81 This dividend
covers the SIX months ending
Sept. 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Tells Worker
To Join Union
Nv LEWIS HaNEY

Professor 81 TConomIcs nfVerstty
4 long letter from a New
York reader tells Of the plight
Of a friend who has asked his
employer for a raise IN wages
and been refused. The employe
has worked IS years as a tailor,
and has been given some respon-
Sih!itv. Others under him, how
ever. get the same wage as he.
There IS no question OF his faith
fitness and skill, and the en-
ployer wants him 10 keep the
books without pay on top OF
his other work. But when he
asks for more pay, he is told to
look elsewhere. rs that fair.
honest treatment
Answer: Assuming the fun
truth of the facts presented, |
advise that your friend look
around for another job. II he
can find one, he should take il,
or possibly he should tell his
present employer Of the new
opening and then a raise might
be given. But If he can not find
a better paid job, he should con-
clude that there is no unfalrness
on the part OF his employer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
McCracken's New Job

Gladys McCracken, Detroit
newspaper woman and society
editor of the Detroit News for
the past nine years, has re-
signed TO form a partnership
in public relations business
with Eleanor J. Flanagan, for
ner Free Pre- 8 staff writer.
They are now headquartered at
1156 Book Bldg.
A couple of darned capable
palsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO. sept 20 Inns Cash grain
close
WHEAT sne CORN none
ohTs-So MIXED heavy. s7.c
wISNIPEG GRAINS
WINNIPEG Sert rs ms Rye closed
~ - sac lover today October. asize De-
oembef. oeA- 20 o6i.c. May. e7'see7izo.
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO, sept IS ms Cash grain on
track
WHALING red soft 81 s7aiss
CORS-No. 2 yellos. 81 49,, No. , yellov
ohrs-No . White. s7sssc. No white
soYBEASs-So. 2. nep. SOC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
ARMY WOUNDED

WOLFE. PFC. ABE J.-Mp. Audrey A.
: YocuM T 5 ERNEST w.-mn Clad" c.
(MedIterranean Area
BEDDOw. CPL. LEE H.-Mn. Catherine
Beddow. mother. 274so Lahser road birminf-
BENcEL. ia CLIFFORD AIRS. Clara
BoGcs. PVT LYLE Mrs. Bertha n.
ahurP. PyfI JOYCE D.-Mn Edn. chuDp.
cox. PVT WAYNE o.-Mn- Edna M. Cor.
"'G OK SAINTS. PVT. RosERr-Mrs. Mary
of Sc Mri %pthfI ieaf9 Eul DisIGi' Ruth
'' ao9r .1 SGT WILLIAM r-An,on }, Hoy,.
''i HuIzI Nc: SGT. HAROLD A-Mn. Matte
Hq kapis P Py4 o SsnG RsRls Francis
TAT iAfyxIsx,. c PVT Ho5ssSi-Mr, Lempi Lat.
'' LAH Tetsfi H f8T rRrprRrcxMn Film.
MoszczYNsKi. 40 1T. THEopoRE c.
Mrs Julia A MosIerynSki' mother. 2o2s L.
NOV NowIe fsio' PVT. STANLEY J.-Mr. Gladys
Mf SHfips :''f pfc aia Rob MT' c DesG Helen
Phillips. mother, Pontiac.
y r.SsFS5k .s sGT n n5yRrp oss s s
r6LiSsKi. rrc. ALyRKp-Mu Mary ro-
sTEMPIEN. PFC. sTHSIsY s-mrs Helen
Wsr1echa. mother 1917 Mcpherson, Detroit.
TODD. PVT ROBERT J.-AleI r. Todd.
WOLFF PVT DONALD K-Mr Mary
Wolfe. wife. Jackson
NAVY MARINE DEAD
BELL. coxswAIN HAROLD ERNEST
Mr. and Mrs, Leon Howard Bell. parents.
DoRcEY, PFC ALBERT p-Mr and Mrs.
Albert /. Dorcey. parents Whittsmore
-FRIEDRlECHSES, PFC. ELMER y.--Mrs.
Bertha Friedriechsen. mother Tswss City.
NAVY MARINE WOUNDED
DEsANTis, PFC ARTHUR p--Mn. Kath-
crime Desantis. mother. lronuood
EAGtN BM &C WILLIAM RicHARD-hr.
and Mrs william Michael Eatan. parents,
Kalamazoo
ELLSWORTH PFC. RoYpoN W Mn.
Mary u Woods. mother. 7o5o ". Philsdsl-
phis. Detroit,
FARKAs. PFC WILLIAM J sR-Mrs
william J FsfkaS Sr wife, Worthwhile
GILBERT. PFC. LEON C.-hr. Allen Gil
bert father. Three Rivers
GOODRICH, PFC HOWARD c.-Mry. How
CUCtK. SGT LEWIS Mrs. Theresa ".
CUToWsKl, PFC, HARRY INT and
Mn Frank cutow'ki. parents. eso7 Gladys
HAi.sEY PFC PERCY v-Mr Herbert
Haley father. 1898 Linwood petroi,
HARPER CPL sILAs P.-hn. Mary v.
Harper. mother. Crystal.
maker 26 JQl<~~~ ~~~~~~~
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Honor Roll:
Official Casualty List

The department today made public of 1s17
u s. soldiers wounded action 81 of whom from Michigan,
including % from the Detroit
today 259 including
l3 from Michigan, being from Detroit
notified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Livestock Market

T.
CATTLE-s00. fresh receipts augmented by
fair carry-Ovcr around 10 loads steers and
yeaIlings displayed fully so per cent ~ run
and yeArlingS, undertone weak al Monday
weak 10 25e late close supplies mostly common
and medium 7OO-9OO-lb. steers and yearlinRs
eligible TO se@i3 no good or choice here
cows opened wess "a 25c lower than Mondays
close or assoc under high time early bulk
Gamers and cutters, IS 5oW 2 so, shelly can
ners. s. and below bulls strong most com
mon and medium sausage bulls, s7@lo so;
two Two os s god 7so.ls s,oeseTs. .fa e "''
CALvES--5oo. veAlcn SLOW. steady: prsc-
6s s S :9e Gg: sS2S s9d and ssGS medium. 7
ei6 so. cuils $40 down some heavy killing
calves. SIS down.
snee; top and bulb medium to choice 100
si@ is; bulk iao-iso lbs. sItsi. 90: bulk
sHEEP-i 500. slaughter lambs about STEADY
a, Mondays weak TO soc lower close; most
GOD and choice 75-so-lb. native sprlns lambs
FOUNDERS. si4Ts BUCKS discounted 81 mos,
common and medium sprinser,. silsi
weights topped SIS thin Gull ewes down 70 81
few lots feeding lambs Ssell.
PITTSBURGH sept. rs ms CATTLE
rs slos 81 steady prices steers. good 70
choice, VIC 500 50. medium 70 Eooc, 1l4
ale common 70 medium, sl2@i4 rrsss
steers. 1850. heifers rood 70 choice
50di5. medium 20 rood, sl2al<5o
common 10 medium. S. 5eal7 cows, GOOD
20 choice sloaii medium 10 good sssa
Gamers and cutters. sAp7 bulls. good 10
choice sion common 70 medium. SO so
"a SO
HoGs-3oo. steady iso-iso lbs. xi47s
a1Sl5. 10000 lbs loal5l5 400
22o los SIS toelSl5 22O.25o lbs
4oalsls 2sn.3oO lbs si4 25@i44o
3Oo-3bO lbs STA 2smillO. ioO-lSO lbs.
sl2@i42S rouRhs Si3d0ai42S
SHEEP--5o0 steady. choice lambs. sl3 -
ola IS. medium n good. sll.5og IL SO
common lambs SSe7. ewes S2e4.5o. eeth-
ers S2S 500 s so.
cALvEs-l75 steady good 70 choice.
s1eoogl7so. medium, sl3sl+, cuils and
common. s5@9.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Sept as ms -HOCS-l 500
steady. Top STATS. bulk. s14al475.
heavy. si37selz medium. STATS light.
si47s lisht lights. STA 5o@i475. pack
Ing sows, sl5.7ssl4. piss, sii@l3bo.
CATTLE-s 900 steady. calves, II 900.
steady. Beet steers Good and choics. si7n
1898. medium, si3@l7, yesriingl. si2@
Is Butchers Heiiers sl0@I7.25 Vows So
ala bulls $50 H. calves, Ssals Feeder
steers. slO@l4.25 Stockers Steers. sea
1850 COWS and helfers s7@i2.
SHEEP-6 600 steady Lambs si35oe
1910. common. sio@1 3 yesrlinss tlos
1880 feeders si2ai32S ewes. s496.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
GOOD TIME TO LOOK

Your friend should note that
there are some labor shortages
and that il is still a pretty good
time TO look for job,
Another point: This man be-
longs 10 no union Now he
should realize that labor organi-
cations are generally a benefit
10 their members. Collective
bargaining is an essential part
of economic democracy. and 10
have collective bargaining labor
ers should organize. No man
knows enough TO determine and
fix a precisely fair wage. There
is always q certain range within
which bargaining must be relied
upon. and the equal bargaining
power of employer and employe
is necessary. No Individual en-
ploye alone can ever count on
driving an equal bargain with
an employer unless that en-
ploye has rare ability, or is de-
sired by other employers.
DUTY TO FIND JOB
There are-dtties- swell as
rights in a democracy. One duty
is-to submit to competition.
and play the game that way. 1t
is your friends duty TO help
make his own opportunity by
looking for better job. II, after
1S years, he is too old to do this.
he should become content with
the security" of his present job.
Another New York reader. a
retired city school teacher. asks:
IL own farm In the Iowa
corn belt, which has been rented
for cash and Is badly run down.
Would renting on shares (grain
remit be better In 1945? What
effect will peace have on farm
prices? Isn't the government
going to be generous?"
RENT OUT OF LINE
Answer: Probably one reason
why your farm is run down is
because the cash rent has been
out of line. II you have a fairly
intelligent tenant. he will keep
the soil UP better on a share
rent basis.
There is considerable danger
OF lower grain prices next year
since crop estimates have been
raised and large SURPRISES are
likely. The government, how
ever, is certainly going 10 be
very liberal. even Dewey has
gone in for sustaining farm
prices No one can be sure
what the result will be, but the
chances seem to me TO favor
somewhat smaller farm profits.
II would. therefore, seem to be
best for you either % to sell
your land at present inflated
prices. or t2) to rent il for cash
again another year.
The government is going to be
generous. Write to the depart
ment of agriculture at Washing
ton to find out what they will
do for you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
EASY WASHING sNACVINE

Easy WASHING WNVHINT
Six months ended June 30
1914 le43
Ne, profit s207,50 sio5.o5s
Com share earnings Al al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
INLAY STORES I

DELAY STORES, INC.
SIX months ended July 81
1914 1913
Net profit Sl02.536 $50. 500
Per share 80 ia
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NAVY MARINE WOUNDED
Toronto Stocks

~~~~~~~~~~ Tussday September 26 IS<<.~>
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q4f 1913
Aurust Gross s3ss sss SIS s27ies
Net income Ss23,ATl Sl35 ,OOT
S months groO sal oeSo7s s42 1909 OLA
New income S71s. ZOO 81 57l ,i2s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
NAVY MARINE DEAD

Mr. and Mrs, Leon Howard Bell, parents.
Ssmarts
DORCEY, PFC ALBERT Mr. and Mrs.
Albert / Dorcey parents Whittsmore
FRIEDRIECHSES PFC ELMER J.--Mrs.
Bertha Friedriechsen. mother, Tswas City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
DoW.Jones Bonds
DETROIT. .sTfAES

Published every week DAY. Evening and
Sunday Morning by the Times Publishing
Company at 1225 Times Square. Detroit 81.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08
HaigiS said:

Haigis said:
"You have every qualification
for the important office of
treasurer and receiver-general,
and I know that the Common
wealth'S financial interests will
be handled in a highly eff
cient manner under your able
direction. You have my best
wishes for success"
Mr.. Curtis is no newcomer
in the political field. He made
his start some Is years ago,
and has served successfully in
the Boston City Council, State
House of Representatives, and
State Senate. He has served
on nearly all the committees
having to do with financial
matters, chairman Of the APP
preparations Committee of the
City Council and on the legiS-
lative committees of Taxation,
Banking and Ways and Means.
At present he is a member, ap-
pointed by Governor Salton-
stall, of the Massachusetts,
Comm Ssion on Interstate
Cooperation, which devotes
much attention to public fl
nancial questions
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CITY NEWS


Don't forget the Buffet Supper,
Thursday, July 20, at 1912 Ire
mont st, in honor of Mrs. Min
ME t. Wright. Speakers and
music.
Mrs Gladys Lattimer of Hol-
lander st, has returned home
from Washington where she
witnessed the graduation OF
her sister, Mrs Hazel Chase,
who received her degree from
Howard.
Mrs Mabelle Scott of Waum-
beck st is summering at Oak
Bluffs with her son John. The
older son William is with Am
erican forces in Australia.
The War Mothers Chapter,
of which Mrs Mabelle Scott is
president, recently bought a
fine home on Townsend st,
Roxbury. The home will be
formally dedicated in the Fall.
Joseph T White of Braddock
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BRONZE HUB PIN-UP GIRL CONTEST
AT kOSELEY'S ON THE CHARLES
S1OO War Bond and Silver Loving Cup for Winner

Friday, July IA, the Savoy
AmuSements will open up it's
summer dance season at New
England's smarteSt dance salon,
Moseley's on the Charles at Ded-
ham, Mass, with music by the
band that both Boston and
Broadway are raving about, Ray
Perry, his Violin and his orch,
featuring the golden voice of
Nan Snow.
The highlight of the evening
will be the Bronze Boston Pin
up Girl Contest" with the winner
receiving a 500 War Bond and a
Silver loving cup. The second
prize is a $25 War Bond and to
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08

Of Mrs Eva Lesco, who also
had a pleasant surprise visit
from her friend, Miss Davis of
Chicago. Pvt Bryant was guest
at dinner Sunday of j H Sea-
ton of Ball st.
On July 4, at 6 o'clock, Mrs
Ruth Hall of "a Humboldt ave
invited a few friends to enjoy
a five course dinner, the main
dish of which was 80 pound
salmon caught and sent direct
from the waters of Maine by
her husband, Thomas Hall of
Bangor.
Mrs Leila StubbS Proctor,
formerly of Boston is now
serving as hostess at Service
Club No 2, Camp Ellis, Ill.
The 18th annual closing
party of the Golden Rod Char
ity Club was held Monday eve
ming, July 3, at the home of
Mrs DotSon, 957 Il.emont st
On the program were musical
numbers by an elderly lady
which pleased all. A unique
bracelet was presented to MIS-
Mildred Shovel, president, for
her fine services. Club men,
bers present were MesdameS
Dotson, Nettie Minor, Mildred
Shovel, Hattie Hill, Jessie
Jones, Bessie Shepard, Carrie
Griffin and Flora Colston. The
guests were Samuel Shepard,
Mrs Bryant, Mrs Barton and
Mrs Mallie Wood.
Edward Waters of SIS Hope
dale st, Allston, husband Ger
trude WilleS Stevenson died on
June 26 after three months
illness. Death was due to a
heart ailment. Funeral SerV-
ices were held Thursday, June
20 at the funeral parlors OF
Norris Davis, 103 Humboldt av.
Marian McCree, who de-
lighted the large audience on
June 26 at the Colored Amer
lean Pop Concert in SYM
phony Hall, was complimented
by Conductor Fielder for her
magnificent voice, magnifi-
cent appearance and magnifi-
cent stage manners" Both he
and guest conductor, DR. Clar-
ence Cameron White, whose
composition was highly praised
by Boston music critics con-
sidered her opera timber and
predicted that she would go
far in the music world.
Mrs John B Hall has re-
turned from Chicago, her for
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-08

PIX is at HyanniSport for the
summer.
Thieves ranSacked the
apartment of Mr. and Mrs
Moore easter Moore) on W.
Springfield st Monday night of
last week and stole a radio,
wrist watch, bracelet and
other articles. The robbery was
reported to police.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Vaughn
of New York are guests of MI
and Mrs Williams, 62 Ham
mond st.
Miss Carolyn Johnson of
New York was here last week
visiting her relatives, Miss
Johnson was seriously burned
a few months ago when her
clothing caught fire supposed
ly from a lighted cigarette as
she was doing in a chair in
her New York apartment. She
has nearly recovered from the
misfortune.
Now that summer is here, have
you planned for the seasons
needs - extra funds for vaca-
ton trips, etc. If you wish help
with the added expenses, con-
sui TIL. B. Budding Co., the old
reliable firm at ZIG fremont St.,
Room 302. Private consultation.
Friday night at the First
AME church out on Elm Hill
ave the great moving picture
on the colored soldier in World
War 2 was shown in a Bond
Sale Rally, Rev oliver w Chill
derS, pastor.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas S John
son celebrated their 10th
wedding anniversary on June
rs at their residence, 106 Ham
mond st, with many guests
joining them for a pleasant
evening Among those present
who presented the couple
checks were: Mr. and Mrs
Craddock, Mr. and Mrs Charles
KyalS, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Daniels, Mrs Marguerite Bailey,
Mrs Probe, Dorothea Ransom,
Christine and Cynthia Roe
buck. Presents were received
from Miss Cornelia Brooks
and Matte Johnson of Balti-
more, Md, Mrs Hollerman, Mrs
E Jones, Mrs Sadie Garner,
Mr. and Mrs George Craddock,
Miss Edna Taylor, Mrs Harris
and Avery Nelson.
Pvt Theo. Bryant of Jersey
City, N J was the week end
guest of his cousin, Miss Eng
fish at the home on Lenox st,
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Curtis Endorsed
By Haiqis For
State Treasurer

Former State Seator Laur-
ence Curtis of Boston, who is
a candidate for treasurer in
the Republican primaries, has
received the endorsement of
former State Treasurer John
w. HaigiS Of Greenfield. Mr..
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over, your loved ones will still
feel the need of one in office that
knows their difficulties and can
help them. Having been in World
War I, and having still to con-
tend with the disabilities suf-
fered through that war, who can
better help these boys and girls
in World War 2 than James s.
Tremblay.
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the Beauty salon entering the
winner a $25 war bond will be
given also. These prizes will be
displayed in all of the local
beauty salons before the con-
test.
This will be No. 1 affair of the
summer season and a delightfully."-
cool evening will be nejoyed by
all as cool breezes from the
Charles blow in on you, as you
dance. Besides being the cool
section Moseley's is also the most
convenient to reach via the ''EI'
Forest Hill Station. It's only Is
minutes from the heart of Rox-
bury.
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cup for his speedy running.

cup for his speedy running.
School Committeeman Michael
j. Ward, who is a candidate for
nomination for Sheriff in Suf-
folk County, donated a silver
cup for the winner of a IS yard
dash at the twilight baseball
game at Fenway Park on Tues
day, June 81.
Collins dressed in his baseball
uniform and wearing baseball
and one of the Lynn baseball
shoes defeated a Cuban player
players in the fast time of seven
seconds for the IS yard dash.
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mer home, where she attended
the Republican National con-
vention.
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Walsh Praises
Jas. 5. TrembIay

James S. Tremblay, candidate
for State Senator has received
the following letter from U. S.
Senator David I. Walsh:
My Dear Mr.. Tremblay: o.
Your telegram of June 10 at
hand, and you are rendering a
fine public service in protesting
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the raising of rents charged for
the housing facilities furnished
the families of our servicemen.
I will certainly take this matter
up with the authorities here and
will cooperate in every way pos
Sible to bring an end to this in
human and unpatriotic move
ment.
Sincerely yours,
David I. Walsh.
In addressing a Ward 9 rally
Tremblay said in part:
"All you mothers, fathers, sis
Gers, brothers, and wives of loved
ones in the armed forces, re-
member that after this battle is