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Evening star., 1944-06-24
HOUSES WANTED 70 BuY tcen.., /,

WE a. VI CLIENTS who vii, pay cash
lor homes IN Arlington or Falls Church.
c. 8 Shiilineburg, 4615 Lee Highway OK
iofd ob"d After 4 ON. CHI. 4Sf2.
ALL CASH for 9 or 3 bedroom brick home.
direct from owner Gas heat NV. section.
RA 1897
rRoPERTY WANTED. SIG, 900 to $4,000,
Michisan PARK, Joe curto. FIR 1900.
PRIVATE PARTY will buy from private
party only. detached or BEDROOM house
in NV. section OF D. C. Phone Ii. aos2.
BEFORE you SELL YOUR PROPERTY
yet our offer. We charge no commission.
Highest prices paid and prompt settlement.
See COLONIAL INVESTMENT Co. ..sl7 9th
st. NV DI. 6l50
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE
a, Is value today, Our opinion entails
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Established 1887.
DI 1918. REALTORS. 1919 X ST. NV
We Can Sell Your House.
We Can Get Ycu Cash. 1t Won't Take Us
Long. Prompt Attention.
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
SOS Nj. CAPITOL. REALTORS. Ma s7ao
WE PAY ALL CASH
TOR PROPERTY IN D c.. Md OR VA
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VACANT. Z"

BETHESDA.
This Ayr. r.-old detached brick home. with
8 rooms, baths. garage, gas air-cond.
heat. Is only 1850, with a reasonable
down payment and terms for the balance.
Possession with deed. Call ME-. 1143
Evening star., 1944-06-24

Det. frame dwelling. 3 complete apts
INV. Oil burner, s garages, lot 50x1 32 /:
inc. from apts., S77.50 a mo. Due to
$500. Call Mr. Tammsro ia ba78
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO.,
1903 H St NV. MA 2345
SILVER SPRING, MD.-MODERN 5-ROOM
bungalow. full basement built-in garage,
oil heat very near stores. schools and
transportation; immediate possession; rea-
sonable price and terms For inspection,
CYRUS KEISER, JR.
1910 Wis. Ave, WO. 1871. Sun. wO T465
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EDGEMOOR, MD.

Nst,buU.
charming and delightful white brick
nome in picturesque setting on a wooded
Knoll. well back from the street. overlook
I ina beautiful spring-fed stream; an al
trsctive stable for two horses. with loft.
inclosed paddock with a white-painttd
iarm-type fence most unusual 1oor
pian, loe Ca bin-type recreation room, two
car garage. oil heat, modern and i'm
maculate; truly fine residential section.
Phone Stanley Pearson. MA. g3OO; evenings
and Sundays phone SIieo 41hO
BOSS 6y PHELPS 1417K ST NV
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Detached corner brick home well 10.
GATED on wooded lot entirely. fenced with
rustic pole picket fence. center entrance:
room. Kitchen and large inclosed heated
s9nroom; large bedrooms and bath.
gas unit hot-water heat, 2-car del. ga.
rase. Owner anxious to sell and has re.
duced 1000 for quick sale Exclusive
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.,
SUNDAY
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SILVER SPRING. MD.

Brick bungalow. s rooms, bath, lst floor:
room and insulated. storage area. 2nd
floor; rec. room and Law. in full basement.
61x130. fenced ward. Open Sun. 9202
Sudbury rd tblk Flower ave. bus) by
OWNER; S11,500. Require $4,000 down.
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VACANT--1O ACRES.

S7,5o0--Country home on hill; Groom
house. with shade. poultry house. 2-car
garage. stone milkhouse with spring: 2
large scenic streams: has Philgas, bath,
elec. pump. More land available Poss-
session at once. JOHN BURDOFT, r. r. D.
No. 2, Silver Sprine, Md. Call Ashton
Evening star., 1944-06-24
BRIARCLIFF.

S31, 900
Adjoins Spring Valley and Wesley Heights
sections. very lovely home. nearly new;
beautifully handicapped lot: four rooms
and lavatory on the first noor fve bed
rooms and three baths, cIubroom and two
car sa rage; occupied by owner. To inspect
call Grant Boss. Ma 1900.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1917 K ST. NV.
NEAR sth AND INGRAHAM NV.
Semfdetached brick: rms and . incl.
norches; oil burner; double brick sarage.
VACANT: S10.950; l0as cash
URCIOLO REALTY co
Evening star., 1944-06-24

FAKMo WNNIED.
WANTED--4O to so acres OF farm land,
with or without house, within Is mi. OF
WaShington: must be ON or near paved
hwy: will pay all cash II reas. Please
call Mr.. Williams, MA. 1890.
FARMS WANTED
Have cash buyers for farms and country
places. o. L. MURDOCH. Kensington. Nd.
kenSington b53
Evening star., 1944-06-24

Over " Acre-Gas Heat-$18,950.
Bedroom, " Bath-First Floor.
House Tavern in beautiful Seven Oaks" |
overlooking Sligo Park. First floor large
living room 24x14, dining room 14x16, !
screened porch, de luxe kitchen bedroom |
"a bath second floor 3 large bedrooms
. tiled baths. deck porch; built-in garage !
Be sure to inspect this beautiful center-hall !
Colonial brick home. 2 yrs old imma culate |
condition. LESLIE D. MEASELL WO. 52o1 |
Evening star., 1944-06-24

Stately brick Colonial on level lot l25x
] 90. ornamented with handsome trees and
beautiful shrubbery. including much fine
ooXwood. and commanding a wide sweep
ing panoramic view of the Potomac River:
large living room. attractive library spa
cious dining room and very fine kitchen
on st floor large bedrooms and :, baths
on md floor. . large bedrooms and bath
on the 3rd floor; full basement with maid S
room. toilet and shower: oil heat with hot
water radia on detached 2-car garage
J, WESLEY BUCHANAN.
1901 CCL UMB1A PIKE, ARLINGTON, VA
Evening star., 1944-06-24

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Braddock Heights Sec
tion-3 oedrms.. brick-frame dwelling, l IA
baths, h.w. floors, built-in garaee, sun
deck, screened porch, oil burner; near
schools, churches and bus: Sll $50; S4.@50
cash. Cali c. E. Wortham. Alex 0o35
Evening star., 1944-06-24
SILVER SPRING

Groom modern bungalow, exceptional
heating plant, storm windows and doors,
recreation room. outside grill child's play
house, beautiful shrubbery and trees.
:025 Luzerne ST No. Woodside. SH
1 l2t; ewes, ST.. 334f.
BETHESDA. MD. - PRACTICALLY NEW.
alma sonry bungalow; large living room
with fireplace. den. two bedrooms and
bath, fun basement. oil heat: large wooded
lot, garage; priced for immediate sale;
CYRUS KEISER, JR.
1910 Wis. Ave, WO. 53Tl. Eve, OR 1907.
Evening star., 1944-06-24

1859 NO. LANCASTER ST.
5-rooun brick detached house; dry, full
basement; years o'd, newly decorated;
matte heat; large lot, anchor fenced,
nicely handicapped. rock garden. concrete
walks. rich top-soii earden. Near stores,
schools. church, buses. Substantial
down payment. Partly furnished. ST.750.
Call Sunday or evenings after 1880 Chest
Evening star., 1944-06-24

WHITE BRICK-Sls $50
Three-year- old, 7-room, ,-path house
.2-car attached garage, library or bedroom
and bath on first floor owner occupied,
and in perfect condition: I-scrs wooded
NORTHWEST REALTY,
1888 Wisconsin Ave. Oliver 6sf7,
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rooms, bedrooms. ! bath; detached
brick, gas heat: completely furnished
rent S110 per month. Open for inspec-
ton to pm. Monday
, SHANNON a LUCHS CO
15nS n ST
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SMALL FARMS.
FARMS FOR RENT.
,
EARNS WANTED,

10j acres. 6 rms. some farm equipment:
close in: S+5 per mo. Cali Ashton 3S46
John BURDOFT. r, r. d. 2, Silver
Spring Md
Evening star., 1944-06-24

Near Army Navy Country Club. Brick
detached house: most desirable and ac-
ton: occupancy Sept 9Th: house consists
OF living room: dining room. kitchen, in
sized yard; End floor 8 bedrooms. . baths
inclosed sleeping porch; basement, recrea-
tion room with fireplace and servant S
sell at S1S5OO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
1887 Buses Made

Manufacture of 1887 integral
buses during the first three
quarters Of 1914 was announced
by the War Production Board
after a meeting Of the Bus
Manufacturers Industry Advis-
DRY Committee. Integral buses
are those built with the chassis
and body as one unit as distin-
guished from the body-on-chas-
sis type.
The production represents so
per cent of the ABS buses origi-
nally scheduled for the first
three quarters. the Detroit re-
gional WPB office said. The 10
manufacturers currently in pro-
duction forecast that a total of
5,400 buses will be produced
during the entire year of 1914,
as compared TO $500 scheduled
at the beginning Of 1914. This
estimate is based on the num-
Der of components available for
integral buses. WPB said.
OF the 1887 buses produced
during the first three quarters.
1927 have been delivered to
purchasers whose needs have
been approved as essential by
the various claimant agencies.
the Office of Defense TranSpor-
tation and the Canadian govern
ment, WPB reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Farmers Market

FRUTTs-Aprles. Bsldalns. No. !, 81 500
SID otiiriUuF, fancy y - 30
- ea ", c.!sensings fancy s2s{ .,
creeninrs fancy. sas7 Assn. bS4 No az j.
s22ssz IS ; !SG.;ash', "a. ]. .;s:s;!.
2 o. 45-lo. ou SHOWS fancy 81 a7 45-lb
bu.. No /, S2a25o. Wealthys. fancy. 81 81
t fasa5 :. Or Nc ash s 81 N "9 s5 gy so
Cla5apples. fancy So 80 bu 40 I S2so.a
Csnis.oupe ~. 81 soa7 - 6o-Ih
ou. Pears Bartlett fancy 81 % ou 40 l.
/. 50 Oh Grapes Concord fancy 81 80
nu no J. 2Sw Quin,cs 50 bu.
Ws,eInel9as slel 50 eo-e bu
VEGETABLE CEEkSS-Csoosgc Green, No
T5cs 81 30 Collsrds 80 T5casl 25
nu kale 80 So 81 bu Leess $50 1
81 ~ so d. b,hs sou,I ~ SIC so
swiss Chsrc no I 65sT5. r4 Mustard
Gleens. 30 65a9oc bu Tumip Greens.
LETTUCE AND SALAD cFgESs celegy
E1diye fsncy. 81 bu 81 81 s0n rs.
Es-ar.is 10 7sce 81 ~ Head Ls,,sc,,
i,ls Romslns. Ne /. poc 81 Is bu
vFGrTABI.Es iMiscsllancaaf Beeti NJ
SO 20 81 &c p ist as'i ,.nt .s'0a q S Sc no
s1HssO CsbbtFe Nc / 75asOc so-n
tg r,l' snc, 81 50 bu 80 siai2s
Af4N. 10 = " - ~ NNtI'''N uhil' ilfN
30 Z. ZOE 9oc coz b-fi toppss fancy
nr-y s582so dor No i siassi7s
celery fancy $50 sOc dor beht No
40 50- sweet Corn 10 tipi Is 5-doF
sscf Dr. 5o4 csc eog hrhs EGGPLANT No
= -scasI Do Fennsi NJ - soB3 ecT
teHE Horssfatgh - fOa1 peck bstkti
Konrsbi No J. soas5r doi peh, Dry
medium 81 2oEl 80 Green Onions SO
$50 81 ~ o01 bchf. ftrsnias Ne
s25oas bu Parsley Root no 1 eoA7se
eoi hchs. Fspps1 rse svss, fancy 81 50
sosese ps,s basket ho' farcy 81 50 bg
~ pinsntos NJ. I -scSsi2s bu p
istoss' No /. 81 75si % bu Pumo1ns
40 ]. 75cHti hu Psdisnes red. No J..
81 al 90 eoi bchs lpnr rhlte ~ ! 1900
6ss1. NJ /, 1881 So " -ssasfa -
40 I pocasi Is bu Hubbard 50 a.
s - bu T0mstost Fresn 10 ! aOratf 7-
hstFrf No 7scdtl 1Huips. a.. B.
e. % or bcfs tnnuf fanr - 2.
- g 75si7s vsrets5ls oyfteu No
sccs--sA!sa' Gis sn.is 81. so-oe, .-.a-
redign. tl4ei5. small &l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Private Carriers Meet

Plans for closer cooperation
between the Office of Defense
Transportation and private car
riers will be made at a meeting
of the newly formed industry
advisory committee, called by
Leslie w. Patterson, ODT dis
trict director, for Thursday. The
meeting will open at 2 p. m. in
the ODT Offices in the Boule-
ward Building.
Members of the committee in
clude Grey Bruno, Fruehsuf
Trailer Co.; Philip Stroup,
Crowley g. Miner Co.; George
A. Gardella. George A. Gardella
Co; Lawrence LaMeasure, La
Measure Brothers; Harold Nc
Inerney, Standard Poultry Co.;
Edward Andrews, Andrew
Brothers of Detroit, Inc; Will
liam Jarratt, Upgrade Food
Products. and John Ridley, Rid
ley Cleaners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Auto
Graphs
Postwar Cars
Seen Much Better

There seems to be little doubt
left that when new cars are
once more manufactured, they
will have more than just a
"face-lifting" job on them. The
cars will be more efficient, more
economical and no doubt lighter
than the 1912 models with
which the industry stopped pro-
duction.
You can take the word Of no
less an authority than r. II. Nc
Carroll, head of the combined
research and engineering lab
oratories of the Ford Co., for
this. While no funct on !
changes are permitted under the
WPB plan for resuming produc-
ton, the lessons learned in war
work will allow the AUTO COM
panies 10 make a few changes
under the hood which will dis
tinguish the 194x model from
the ones now on the street.
Bearings will be greatly i'm
proved; new machinery which
has proven its worth in war
work will allow closer tolerances
and thereby more efficient OPP
Grafton of car engines. Substi-
tuition OF materials, forced on
the industry by the war. have
some cases proved far better
than the originals, and will be
used.
Although buyers will pay a
substantially higher price for
the new models, they will be
getting something extra as well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
On Radical Cers7

Automotive circles here are
inclined 10 belittle Grahams
announcement that il will come
out with a radically different
postwar car"
They point to the long list Of
gorgeous flops of prewar years
the racy Jordon. on which the
interior was a copy OF the cock
pit OF a Fokker tri-motor plane;
the sensational Cord. which set
the style trend for all cars: the
super-streamlined Auburns; the
Chrysler Airflows. and Graham's
own famous Bluestreak and also
its ship front angle model
the last il turned out.
The record shows that the
vast bulk of the public, who
make up the volume sales, just
won't buy a car that's ahead of
its time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Traces Method of Reducing Excess Profits

This magic appears be accomplished through educ
ing the reported and corporate profits through advancing
in the item Thus the obligation of the steel
panies to make huge income and profits to the federal
treasury would be reduced
But the falacy lies the that the
the sole the principal buyer steel products the selling
price to the is the quoted less the
paid the treasury by the steel companies In such the
in effect rebate discount to the which reduces
selling prices The effect Of maintaining selling prices
rent levels while reducing tax payments increase the
selling price TO the customer. namely, Uncle Sam.
Thirdly existing shortages
forum normal competition for the customer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
ARMY DEAD

tAslAtic Area
coUTTs. T SGT JAMES N Mrs NAom
GEARY. PVT PHILIP J-Mu Asnsi
CeaEy. vie Roseyile
GERUE. PVT SAMUEL Mrs. joseph
MEYER SGT MATHEW ~ Mrs Ivan
L. Meyer. mother Ypsnanu
Central Paelhsj
CARLSON, T 4 ERNEST r john A Carl.
Mary sgoP Pro5sst m rsT s sssensI "-M"
SIM. rs JAMES H-Mn Dsyina sim
mothsr. $3.50 Concord Detroit
WILLIAMS, PVT CARL , Mrs valeris
Williams, wife, 7247 Mcdonald. DETROIT
European Area
ALLEN CPL. PETER A.--John Allen
uncle. Houghton
BARTo. IsT 1T GERALD Aim, Helen
BiEsTEK' PvT. BARNEY w-Mr M.D
sL&cKFoRp' pvT HARoID D J'ran
BoNAvIA, PFC ARTHUR Mrs Joseph.
me Bonavia. mother. 1873 ClAifnount De
BozzAY. PVT. LOUIS s-Nieholas Boz.
BYLEN PyTI. PETER w-Mr'. Anna BY
csmp5tl mother ass o bTSFs Detroit sy'i'n
COCHRAN. PVT CLIFTON Mrs Doro-
they Cochran, wife. Indian River
CORNELIUS. PFC RAYMOND D Mrs.
cwiEK PVT JOSEPH E-Mn Bernie,
pAALKE. PVT BsSHARpr c 'ninS o,,.lO
DoLAN, PVT DELaAR H.-Mn Pearl l.
Di powN TSio'i ST G. GEoi5RoE L-Mr lo,u,
powney, mother. 1850 Bsaeonsfisld. Crosse
pi,p,us nun .,.n..,.
Phoeb. Dupuis mother FiIn,
EzERsKfs. T/5 JOsEPH-Mn Catherine
krsPayich. mother 2o23 vlnswood Detroit.
FlstEe, nothsT ao4o Roosevelt pstn,i; ,''''''
FRASER T ROBERT B--Ms Edns
Fraser mother. 647 White Lincoln PaTs
Zero PVT CLfDE-Mrs. Maggie p Gsro.
GLIB. list It. RoNALD-Mr. Dorothy
Grant, tsihsfl s.ttis ef.ss. "-o0"''d o.
HAMALAINEN. PFC. .TAUNo Mrs W
''a Hrn M; hsm. pST VIE Massaust!s
lIedrlck, mother Rocslsnd
HENDERSON. PFC ARLEY D.-Dsnlsi =
Henderson father Reed City.
nothef' SOIL Elsin "' Detroit f"'' h'' hi'i'f'
HINKIE, PFC. LEON D.-Mu Della Bin.
he mother Jackson.
Yy9nns Hoehrsitsr, mother. 1850 Prairie. de.
HOFFMAN. PVT. MATT Mrs Dorothy
Hoffman mother FLINT
kANGAs. PFC. EMfL-Mr. Alma K,nss,.
:. KAsPARixN,. rs cHARLEs-Mn Lucy
kasPerisn, mother, sol 8 Green Detroit.
KELLER. PVT. MArHEw--MIs I'VE Hoilsy.
KiMsLT PVT. ROBERT A-ar c,o,,
klmels n,o,hsr Grand Rapids.
ees K1opp. mether 60t4 Mitchell Detroit
KoEhN. isT IT EDGAR H.-Mp Alois
KoLiro. CPL; srAELEY /. Mrs. Mify
> Ko9Np1lRArKoo. PVT, PAUL J...M,, Lila
KoRTH, PFC PETER W,-Mrs. Thsr,sa
korth. mother Ssie Field. Detroit.
KRAUSE, PFC. EDwARD J.-Mrt Madeline
Krause, wife, ISIS Elmdsle Detroit
Ia PoINTE. sdT ROBERT Mrs
GvendolEn a La Pointe. wife, sass Ellis
LARAMiE PFC. PAUL A.-Mr.,IilNian Ma,
Laramis mothera 2esI Hart De.rois
Lars, wife. 5000 Lodi Detroit
LAWSON PFC. JANIS E-Mr Esther
LAWSON mother, Cadillac
LUNDIN PFC CLfFFoRD E.-Mu Anna
Lundm. mother. Norway.
= A.-I ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Climax Go.
AbSOlVed

NEW YORK, oct. 23-The APP
pelate division of the New York
supreme court has absolved the
Climax Co. from any improper use
of resources and facilities OF
American Metal Co. for the for
mer's organizational development.
The SQUIRT also found, in a AZ
page opinion. that there was no
proof that American Metal "re-
Trained from engaging in the bust
ness of steel alloys. including
molybdenum to aid Climax"
Action before the court was a
stockholders derivauve action in
stituted on behalf OF the American
Metal and a consolidation of two
actions brought by the stockhold-
ers owning 165 out OF more than
], 200,000 common shares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Priorities

The Detroit regional office OF the war Pro
ducti0n Board announced today the following
priuritlea actions
L,335. Dir, amended. 'Dougss FIR
cure for sawmills receiving military orders
L-335, Dir a. amended Western Pine
Region. - Establishes production procedure
fog sawmills receiving military orders.
L~39b, Dir 2. amended. Redwood - EttAb-
fishes production procedure for sawmills
receiving military orders.
L-335, Dir 4 amended. Southern yellow
Pine Establishes production procedure for
sawmilis receiving military orders.
yellow Lumber" Establishes production
procedure for Sawmills receiving military
orders.
L-335. Dir. 9, amended Permits deliveries
OF certain low grade lumber on mcertified
and unrated orders
LABS. Dir z amended shipments OF lum-
Der not controlled by Dir. ] through 5
For further details contact WPB, 1910
Woodward Ave Phone TR 2-49OO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Monroe Parts Firm
Earns $3.50 Per Share

MONROE, Mich, Oct. % (UP)
Brewer d. Mcintyre, president
and general manager. announced
today that 1864 shares of stock
are outstanding in the Monroe
Auto Equipment Co., and that
earnings per share totaled S1.60
after taxes were allowed. Present
company officers were reelected
at annual stockholders meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
WHAT New
In Business
Rails Want Only
Necessary Travellers
By WARD SCHULTZ
planning A trip. pal?


Take the advice Of the rail-
roads and, II its not necessary,
cancel your plans.
Railroads are carrying II per
cent more people than last year
and $4,000 servicemen are re-
turning monthly from overseas
both as casualties and on fur
Tough
ON the big Eastern railroads,
the government IS taking hail
the Pullman space and a third
OF the coach space. And on the
Chicago 70 Flsco runs a reserved
seat is a virtual impOSSlbillty 10
any one not in uniform,
Here's the way several OF the
railroads list the situation;
New York 10 Midwest The
New York Central and PennSyl-
Nsnia report requests are at
least double the available space,
With luck, YOU can get reserNa-
tons two weeks i'm advance.
New York 10 South--ReSeTva-
tons open 80 DAYS in advance
and are sold out Is minutes
later. Demand is three to six
times available space.
. Chicago. Milwaukee, St. Patti
runs its Olympian to Seattle in
two sections one all coaches.
Standing room is actually sold
on this 2,200-mile run--one OF
the longest on record.
West TO East is so rough that
Southern Pacific now screens
travellers through its own
priority bureau"
Best bet is TO stay at home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Hitler Calls Opponents Military IDIOTS

More than Schckelgruber alias Hitler described
opponents military idiots because unable to call
their From his Viewpoint their strategy would have been
brilliant if he has been able to through It,
There would be greater warrant for applying Hers epthe
himself For his purge the who the inevitable
handwriting WALL apparently resulting perpetuation
military effort by Germany beyond the point where armed
resistance makes
Certainly the strategy of the Casabanca formula for uncon
dtienal surrender climate which Hitler
Germany observers think
that the late Woodrow Wilson's of ideas which he tried TO
separate the people from their rulers clever
This time the Allied side this effort has been neglected except
the extent that Joseph Stain has pursued in prporng
up a democratic committee for Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Manufacturers Must Follow Specific etions

instead assuming the
anticipating desires many civilian customers
produces wartime according engineering specifications drawn
by the customer, namely, Uncle SAM
Secondly, where corporation engaged 100 cent in
work the collection function the corporation becomes
inges Where company something the selling price
which Uncle Sam rebates the the form of
payments Thus is taking funds Of pocket of the
government and returning them to another.
This significant point which apparently missed both
by the steel by of the War Labor Board
sdeng the steel Both assumed would be impossible
companies correspondng
advancing the prices Of steel products
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23

LYERLA cpl BURKE-br Dorothy Ann
LyerlA wife sO64 Appollne Dsaso0m
AAiTNER. SGT. PAILlP G.-Aln. Bertha
MAsLONsKI PvT. ANTHONY M.-Mrs
Victoria hAsio~ski mother. 24SG Cody. De
MOORE CPL RICHARD Mrs virginia
Moore, ale. tles Ashland Detroit q
MRGESov PFC THEoDORE-Mra Lol
iraiiA ArGsnov. vile. 500 AiGongsin. De
MRvA PVT EDWARD B.-Mn Mary
~e 8 sRI nS,i''i PVT kSGENE p-Mn. J,nnl.
orLEwsKi' 5 SGT. GEORGE VAR, Roo.
o orooLs ' PC a1so sfbSnfa. a pf JOHANN.
fAeioS; PEe . fE6N X, A-N,,, Ann,'taH.
PAINTER, PFC. IVAN T.-Mp. Viola n.
Painter, mother Curtis
1870 So,b PVT solt KRs,I Detroit ssn''
mo,hsf- 2245 Indisndsls D.trOi.
Phillips. xiie. sio4 Commonssai,h. Detroit
PI2MoNDoN' PvT WILLARD .A,-Mn.
Fsgsnss R,,monsSn mP,hs syv Ls1s LselsSas.
shlSIsy Poqa.t,,. sits. asso Gomez coneord, pstfoit.
POWELL cpl. WILLIAM S~drs. Bertha
pG rRzEs IIiS'' rvF JOHN ssS'' iM I France,
PTfs; 1isa,n "9 me 4 4iilr6Sp6sr Mrs Ella
RXjALI aO' PVT MaRTiS j.Mn. Mar. X.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Owens Glass
Sells Can Unit

NEW YORK, Oct. 23-The
Owens-Illinois Glass Co. board has
approved the sale Of the Owens-1l-
linois Can Co, to the Continental
Can Co.
The glass firm has acquired the
remaining so per cent interest in
the Owens Staple-Tied Brush Co.,
making il a wholly-owned SUBJ
sidiary which will be operated as a
separate unit.