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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

200: l. Watson. 1855 (won On high on
hsnd) Norman Hood. 1855. Robert ste
ling. lsf
Framed certificate winners: Robert
Brousseau. 1901; Edward Maxwell. 1871
L. Thomas, 1877: Eugene Falls, lf5
1875: Edward Whitehead, i33 Allen Curtis
1928; Garland Davis, IFS. Marvin BASTARD,
81. Major Holiday. SO.
Winner Nancy Lee Moltup, 2ss5
special Hearst awald, special brasss ri
and gold trophy
Gold trophy winners Shirley stead
1871. Janet Bell Pea Rita Sands.
26b-s Irene Nelson. 24l-3
silver trophy winners. Florence NILS.
1872.
oPEN INnIvIDUAL
MEN
Winner: Joseph T. Conrad. 3ss.ff
special Hearst award. special brassard
and gold tie chain.
>. Cold II, sS chain gnssr,: EFIl92yd Grgdisr,
TOPPER Markham. 366. Bill Bsnkov,
361 III: Lester Elwood. 35i.i5: George
Saunders, 36i-i3 Ava A. Cook. 35s-i1 ::
Joseph y. Bidwell. 1856 twon on high
onhsnd) Robert .. Pri,chard, 1856
william Loiko. 357.1i; Rennia Laurent.
1914 Floyd HATFIELD 356.il Gerald Chsss.
man. 355.ii; Henry zmijewski ass S .
Frank BsbbaEe. 35f-i2 twon on high or
hand) Glare = Hellenberg 354-i2.
George Winters, 1902 CLARK Dougher,y,
34a.7: Joseph Koss. BASS (won on high
onhand).
Framed certificate winners Z. c I'm
mel, ASS: Roy X. Pretty. 3i7, Robert
o Waggoner. 3f5-1O. Frank S. Baker
94'.4; John c. M9oos 1888
Winner: Paul Chuba. 352.11: special
Hearst award, special braSsard and gold
tie chain.
Gold tie chain winners John Doobie.
Mitchell 34s-i3; John p. Warning. 342-s:
Robert vanDononek; 5fi.7: william Bell.
Jfo.f: stanley Champion. 337-t. George
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Poses a False and Misleading Antithesis

That question submit false and misleading anthesis
critical that dangerous 10 allow
glib misconceptions pass without independent audit and
challenge.
concept of the American enter
prise system hint that workers tong for ANONYMOUS
themselves and their families
American time of workers bene-
fitting from the chronological improvements of the power age
dependents and better
things in exchange for a weeks work
overwhelming bulk production consumed
gainfully employed persons and their dependents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Controllers Golf

The Detroit Controllers Group
Of the Retail Merchants Associ-
alton will hold its annual golf
tournament and dinner next
Thursday at the Forest Lake
Country Club. Russ Stehfest.
secretary. reports.
Glen Buell. of r. II. Fyfe's is
in charge of the prizes and golf
arrangements are being handled
by Carl Gladfelter and Sam
Pretty. Cards must be in by
Monday and some OF the men,
bers need transportation, so
those who bave been saving
their A card gas, get in touch
with Russ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
IBA Picks
FOIger

CHICAGO. June Is John Cliff
ford Folger. president Of the In
vcstment Bankers Association OF
America. has been nominated for
reelection TO the presidency It
was announced here today by the
headquarters office Of the associa-
ton. Only on three other occa-
siens during the past y years has
president OF the association
served for more than one year.
Folger is head Of Folger, Nolan
g. Co. Washington. d. C., invest
ment house.
In accepting the nomination.
Folger said:
"In the present strenuous
times and for the postwar pc
Rod, II seems apparent that
many OF our problems will stem
back To Washington. IL il our
hope To break the log jam In
private investment capital and
TO get people TO put their money
TO work. We hear great deal
about the Importance Of venture
capital. At the present time,
there IL more money awaiting
investment than ever before in
our history. This money should
be put 20 prudent use.
1.-THE small businessman re-
quires easier access To the capt.
tai markets. The securities acts
need some streamlining. Under
the present setup, the small
investor and the small securities
dealer are being pushed farther
and farther away from the ball
game In which they should be
playing"
see What YOU Made at Air show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Improved Tools Boost Workers Earning Power

The thrift Of anonymous owners of shares proved to be
improved improved quantities of mechanical
mechanical aids heightened spectacular degree the
hence
real" wages in the form of goods and services
tools mechanical
raised the productivity of hour of labor by 300 cent Thus
of shares
the the available for the
than 100 per of what
still primitive tools and still
relying energy, unaided by kilowatts g2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Business Index
Resumes Climb

NEW YORK. June 16-Physi-
cal volume of business in the
week ended June 10 advanced 10
1870 from 1868 in the preceding
week. according TO Barron's index
adjusted for long-term industry
and population growth. The cur
rent level compares with a peak
of 1872 reached in February.
1913, and with the more recent
high of 1883 made last December.
A year ago this index was 1863
Barron's index without ADJUST
ment for long-term trend was
1894 in the week ended June 10,
compared with 1886 in the pre-
ceding week and 2080 year ago.
This index is relative TO the base
1858.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Stove Output
BrOadened

WASHINGTON, June 16 -
Stove production, concentrated in
small plants the last two years,
was broadened by WPB TO permit
large companies TO resume civilian
that does not inter-
fere with war work. Output will
be held at present levels by re-
dncinC the small firms quotas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Divid ends

Brewster Rihs club, SIS four silver
Detroit Edison Team No ?. s5S four
Ecor,. Rihs club. $50; four broul,
trophies.
BOYS JUNIOR TEAM
Winner Ann Arbor Boys Junior Team
No . ~ special Hearst award special
shooting coat brassards, four gold tie
chains.
son, of Veterans Post 1886 WV Team
80 2 I6s special HeaIst- award, four
gl.f ne chains
Redford Junior Team No. !, 7so four
sold ue chains
sons N veterans Post 1888 VEv Team
80. J. 759 four gold tie chains
chsdsey High Juniors. T32, four gold
gs chains
Ann Arbor juniors Team No. ?. ~
fo4- gold 70 chains
Southeastern High Juniors 80 four gold
- chains
al teams receive framed team csrtih-
cafe nth team members name ana score
grgrave1 thereon
4-NsN TEAM CIVILIAN DEFENSE
Winner WAYNE County sherirs Aux
.HsN Police Team No. g. 1875 special
Hears avsrd special shooting coat bras.
sH-is four gold tie chains
Wayne County Shtrins Auxiliary Police
Team no 1si2 four gold tie chains
AaNns soun'f Shrrifs Auxiliary Police
Team No. 2 1885 four gold ne chains
NHrter A-mrry ONircrs Team MichA
tEaa state Troops, 1874, four sold sc
CHAINS
Wayne County shsrin's AuxiHary Police
Team 30 1894 tlir gold ne chains.
C.vl br Patrol. i22S. four gold tie
.ckatr8
Ncaissr s,at, Troops. siu Infsntry.
PlQ4s'te Arrrury. i224 four gold re
Cna.ns
Michigan State Troops CO 34th Rsgi.
merit l0f3 four gold lie chains
Michigan Sfats Troops Co X Cannsl5
tr~1ff Team No e37. four gold 80
sf...
N.rf -sn state Troops CO.. D. IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Livestock Market
CHICAGO

~. 900 STEADY. ton. sis - bulk. SO. 25
dl326: heavies i125Hi2 medium.
Si3 rs; lights. Sl2di3 light lights. Sii 50
Ti250: packing sows, $40. sou 10. IS. piss,
Ssni0
CATTLE. 600: steady. Calves 700:
steady. Beef steers choice. SIS VI so
medium Si4d16; yearlings. S13d IL. 20.
Butchers: heifers. sll All. cows. Sll. so ar
IL: bulls seMl4: calves, IS; feeder
steers SIlMl4.50. Stockers. steers. $40
m1425: cows and heifers SeG13.
SHEEP, 600 steady: lambs. SIS. 20 n
1875. common s13nii yearlnes. Si3I
l4.23; feeders, Sllm1f; ewes $6Hs.
The Army Needs MORE Planes
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any otber Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Lend Silver
TO India

WASHINGTON. June 16 $3.50
United States has agreed TO lend
lease 100000 ounces of silver
TO India. Purpose is 10 maintain
an adequate supply of coinage for
the United Nations forces and for
midas expanded war production,
and to help to keep prices stable
in this important United Nations
supply base and war theater.
India agreed to return the
metal after the war.
SEQ What YOU Made al Air show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Requests Farmers
To Hold Back HoQs

CHICAGO. June 16 - Ralph
Walter, president Of the Chicago
Livestock Exchange, sent out
warnings advising farmers TO hold
back hogs until present glut is
cleared up. For the third con-
secutive time. approximately 30
900 hogs were carried over from
the preceding day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

Herbert MAYER, 337-2 Francis Marsh.
333-II Bob Hamill. 333-5: Albert Leslie,
33i-s. Bob Kramer. 327-3: Rober,
Jimmy Case 32i-4: Gerald Harrington.
32i-i. Donald Guer,in. 320-5; Douglas
Campbell. 1884, Robert McBrien, $751;.
Framed certificate winners: hopett
Hoste. 1853: Edward Wel~r, 3l3-o John
Jim Mace. 1913.
Winner: Doris willoughby, sell;
special Hearst award. special brssssrd
and gold button.
cold button winners Naomi Polt. 1884,:
Violet Broussesu. sos Gertrude Mead
ows. BASIL; Patricia Holiday, 37-s; IL
liam McRoberts. 1854. Lu Getty. 3t2-e;
phyllis Brown, 1925: Elsie Zindler, 1868;
Christine Otis. 333-il.
SILVER button winners: Dorothy untener
32o.s: Jane Bucholz. 325-5; Ida Burget
323.g. Helen Loudenslager. 1921; Helen
switzer. 3i3-s: Laura Brodie, 3ll-3 /;
Laura Graf, 310-5; Thelms Radden, 1898.
Framed certificate winners Angeline
Todey. 3Os-4. Martha NJ. Krause. 3O3-si
Msriiyn Brookhouse, 297.5: Leons Y.
Eichel. 1862. Kathryn Untener, 1916
GIRLS
Winner. Betty Lou Rose. 334-io. special
Hearst award gold button and special
bfassard. .
Gold button winners: FranciS Chch.
1884: Nancy Lee Moltrup. 309.g; Cordell
Griggs 3Os-2: Shirley stead. 2sl-S, MARY
Emig, 2sI.l: Gretchen Huttei. 27s-l; Gu
delis Bradford, 274-3: Elaine NJ. Whale.
244-2 Mary Brooks. 236.
silver button winner: Harriet Williams
NOVICE INDIVIDUAL
MEN
winner: jack v. Klus. 1888; special
Hearst award, gold trophy and special
brassard.
Gold trophy winners John Davis, fe7-i5;
stanley Jensen. 1915 Calmer stordshl.
1872. Norman siAfk 1875
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
1T RUNS COUNTER

| believe that any such ten
dency runs exactly counter to the
true American ideal. namely, that
the only democratic basis for
public policy lies in the desires of
individuals. The American tfadf-
ton is that what is good is known
by finding out what folks want.
Certainly it is not the American
way to make folks want what the
state decides is good for them.
Willkie also leaves unanswered
the question, what is real equal
ity? For example, he says that
long ago we decided in this coun-
try that "all children should be
educated. regardless of their par
ents' income" Does he think that
putting all children through the
public schools gives them an equal
education? What does he really
mean when he talks about giving
everybody a fair start physi-
cally and mentally so that all will
be "as well equipped for the race
as their natural endowment per-
mits'
Surely a man of Wilkes cali
Der does not suppose that mems
natural endowments" are so
nearly equal that any conceivable
uniform standards or any pro-
vision for bare necessities
(about which he talks can be
adequate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Hits Wi||kiie
Social Ideas
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics. n. n. University
Wendell Willkie has written a
series Of articles at the request OF
certain newspapers. In one OF
these he deals with the problem OF
security and his discussion is
most revealing. II reveals CD the
great confusion in American
thought concerning our social
problems, t2) the reason why
Willkie was rejected as the Re-
publican candidate this year, and
90 the probable outcome of the
coming election.
First. Willkie. like most Amer-
cans, has not definitely and
clearly decided just what sort Of
social reforms are desirable. or
how far our political democracy
requires we can or should go in
the way of economic autocracy
As the Willkie article shows, this
is largely due 10 an incomplete
analysis of the problem.
For example, there is an obvi-
Gus confusion of means with
ends" Willkie in one sentence
talks about giving minimum
economic security in order TO
make people "healthy, energetic
and educated" In the next SEN
gtence, however, he explains that
he really means such material
things as schooling, food, clothing,
medical care and housing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Public Has
Bond Money

Edward B. Hall. assistant Sec
rotary of the treasury, told dele
gates TO the wartime conference
of the Michigan Bankers Associa-
ton that the Americans "unqu-1
tionably have savings available
substantially larger Investment
in government bonds"
Estimated individual income
for 1914 Is $l53. zoo, OOO, OO0,"
Hall said. with $4,000. OOO, 900
left rs the amount available for
purchase Of federal securities"
THAT Is the amount that will
apparently go into federal secu-
rifles plus further Increases I'm
currency and checking accounts
Of individuals. We cannot hope
to get II all. but II Is there"
he said.
SUGGESTS LESSONS
Another speaker warned bank
ers to consider as part of their
job furnishing depositors. along
with their monthly statements.
Simple lessons covering the fun
damentals of economics"
The speaker was John Airey.
president of the king-Seeley
Corp, Ann Arbor. Mich. and di-
rector of the Ann Arbor Bank.
National Association Of Manufac-
turers and Automotive and Avia-
ton Parts Manufacturers, Inc.
SPREAD DOCTRINE
you bankers should neglect
no opportunities In town meet
ings, school meetings, parent
teacher associations and other
groups to spread n healthy eIe-
mentary understanding Of our
economic SYSTEM" he said.
1T Is possible to reconcile the
rugged individual philosophy
with the objective of maximum
collective wei, being. We have
5 to Is years In which to do
the job. The prize Is personal
freedom. interviewer inextrica-
bly, with economic freedom or
bluntly put-demOcracy itself"
See what YOU Made at Air SHOW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
OPEN i-MAN TEAMS

Winner Great Lakes steel Team No :
ifP1 Wnism Randolph Hearst Trophy 20
be kept one year. special Wartime Hearst
Trophy 20 10 kept IN pefpetu.ty, four
goid ~ chains, special shooting coat
trsrsards
BorderIns Rife Cluh ~ Port Huron
1910 special shooting coat trassards ana
-four gold I've chains
Cold 30 chain winners
Greater Detroit Rod and Gun CIu1. 1870
netfcIf Gun Cub Team No = 1856
-rurfahrr stevi ftpr- 80. z, Tto-.
Paw Paw Rifs club. 1852
Parss and Recreation Team SO = if4t
Center Line Tsrget Club Team SO 4.
ISIS
Cnrysef R.ft club Team 80 :. ipi
145s ' ' '-' 0'-o rs" NO.
Detroit Gun CUR Tear No 1905
Minlttmer E.ss CLUB Team No 3 1885,
a. teams receive framet team cert r -
es't win team rembsrE name arc score
engraved thsrs0n.J
OPEN 4-wONAN TEAM
Winner Psrss sos Recrea.4~ Team $50
] 7s5 william Randolph Hsa-F IT, lhy
% ~ kept me year rIerIaI Wartime
Heafsf awsrd to boz KEEP I- perpstu.t,
four rf'd bltt'ns special shooting coat
Flsher y ISL fogr GOA ru,,a
Lincoln Pars Team 80. ., 7Ia 'ouf
Brewster R,sr cno 7ss ftar silver
tuf' Vf
Detroit Eo.soN 80. 20. FOUR bronze
Buttons
Womens Pfc Corps n Ann Arbor 80
fAu teams receive framed team GER. 2.
ear Win team members name and score
engraved thVreon.I
GIRLS. JUNIoR TEANS
Winner Arr Arbor Hin School G.flr
Junior No 20 FUrrHnI Hnarsf
susrd four Foio trophies snd fps. 81
shorfirR coat trasssfds
DETROIT Ecson Tear 81 as f..f
silver tfortss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
NAVY WOUNDED

JOHNSON SHIPS COOK RAYMOND
G. Mr. and Mrs Carl =. Johnson.
parents Muskegon
sSELLGROVE. SIC JAMES -.
Mrs LESSEE r. Murphree mother. l220
Willls. Detroit
TARANTINo. CoXswAIN ROSS " -
Mr. and Mrs John Tsrsntino, parents,
Benton Harbor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
BIG DIFFERENCE

But there is big difference
between being healthy and having
enough food; also between being
educated and going TO school. The
health and the education may be
regarded as ends or goals TO
strive for. But the food and
schooling are only means" and
may or may not result in the
desired health and education.
In the same way, Willkie does
not seem TO realize that it is not
so easy to answer the question,
why give all citizens lot of food,
clothes and education? To come
to the main point at once. we
should remember that the Nazl
system does this. and that the
Germans have led in social Sc
curity" schemes. The Nazi idea
is to treat individuals as if they
were cattle-to feed them well
and train them to do the will of
the fuehrer. The NaZi idea is TO
make citizens contented cows and
good cannon fodder. Is that what
we want to get out of our social
security? When Willkie goes on
about developing the "vigor of our
human resources" / wonder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

Three Michigan men. one
from Detroit. were listed nv
the navy today as wounded IN
action. The men and their next
Of kin, who have been notified,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

The Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so far this year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

Battalion, saith Infantry. Team No. 3.
s13 four gold tie chains
(AIi teams receive framed team certih-
cate. with team members name and score
engraved thereon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Detroit Stocks

Til. Army Need, MORE Planes
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-29
ankee Doodle
 ndy" Sunday

,e of the best pictures of any
 the sparkling and delighl- Warmer Bros. musical com
 ' Yankee Doodle Dandy ing James Cagney, will be n at the Orpheum theatre bay only. Complete shows
 at 2, 4;;25, $50 and 9;l5. I,e picture is based on the | of George M. Cohan and weaves it's way through terisd from 1880 to the pre- day, tracing the rIse of MT.
 n from vaudeville, as one e Four Cohans, to. his great
 jumps as producer, writer. poser and star of many bal shows. excerpts of which .eproduced in the film.
 rnedy, drama. family de- n and music are skilfulIy ed and the picture is stud < with popular Cohan tunes, Hing. "Over There" Mary EsHand Old Name" l" Forty Minutes from Broadway, |" Q My Regards to Broad and Yankee Doodle e mother and ather of
 In are played by Rosemary Rnp and Walter Huston,
 Jeanne Cagney, the stars |f, playing hls reel life sister. formances of the supports
 Rst are excellent, and ln-
 s Douglas Croft, Joan Les-
 George Tobias, Richard If, s. z. SakaIl, Irene Man.
 George Barber, Walter
 tt and Frances Langford.
 gney's impersonation of E a n has been described as uE- < S-his gestures, his talk,
 lis dancing are done to per- E en. Critics and the public
 been unanimous in calling E Rkee Doodle Dandy" one of
 most sparkling and enter hg musicals that has ever
 brought to the screen,
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-29

i s George Blinn entertained
 home Wednesday, Jan. l9, 'eeasion being her birthday
 also that of Pvt. Clifford 8.
 my friends dropped in dur be afternoon to offer eon- Iations. Dinner was served b'cIocK, with Mr. and Mrs. Blinn, Sgt. Bryan Menden- |nd Al King as guests
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-29
I7ciil

(eontinued from page lD .clared the office of city at- y q. w. Kehoe, incum vacant as of February l. thorized a letter to Larry 'er, attorney, thanking him Ork contributed on a con- 1ation ordinance.
 'uncilman Pierce reported
 he had attempted to attend |Ool board meeting and had
 asked to leave and that ls had wanted to attend the meeting. A committee of eilmen Smith, Wodlinger puOlI WdS lubCI uStCu OO lh
 gate the reason for the ex- pn,
 ted on the following taxi
 Bes: Renewals; Al Nixon 3; e Galbreath l; Ben Bolden |rsna Kizer 6; Beamon Frost L. Fenner 1; Lee Caddell homas Gallagher 1; Al K'ng Transfers; Mrs Dor'thy | to John F. Allott l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Look Ahead,
Owners Told
Booklet Stresses
Peace Competition

The vigilant income property
owner should keep up his property
insofar as il is humanity possible
in these trying times thereby help
ing TO keep good tenants satisfied
SO that he can depend on their
patronage when peace returns,
the Smith-Bisschop e. Co, income
property analysts, pointed out
Saturday in its recently released
booklet, Protect Your Invest
ment.
The booklet further sets forth
that some property owners are
deferring maintenance and up
keep 10 an alarming degree and
that such an owner Hfay-have- 10
spend much more money 10 bring
his property back 10 where he can
operate and compete successfully
in the highly competitive postwar
era.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Foley Warns
On Repairing
Renews Cautions
TO Home Owners
lContinned from Page onel

derlaken without A permit from
the WPB.
Excluded from the 5000 total is
any secondhand material used
and labor not hircd
Thus. If The Total cost of remod-
cling AN attic 10 create additional
rooms more than $500, the
project is q violation unless a
permit is obtained.
II is reported. he said, that in
a number OF such cases the
quoted price of something less
than $500 largely exceeded later
by The addition Of extras.
These are Violations and i'm
some instances the total bin APP
pitts ~ represent a considerable
Oyer-Ch9rCe he added.
The director stated that some
abuses and violations of regula-
tl0nS appear 10 be occurring in
connection with siding and roofing
Where asbestos siding is used.
he pointed out, there is no WPB
limitation on IT'S use either in
repair or maintenance work In
any other type of siding applica-
ton can be made without a
permit only 10 the extent that il
IS Al entirely necessary repair
and not applied simply as a face
lifting or so-called insulating
COB
The same applies TO roofing,
FOloV said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Undergraduates
Hold Last Clinic
Public Housing Threat
and Farm Prices Studied

THe growing threat Of more
pubic housing after The war and
'irt possible postwar dangers 10
Tho country resulting from the
present rapid rise In prices for
fatu lands VIII be 1WN -nf the
subjects which mortgage bankers
from AN over tire country Will
Take up IN Tulsa. Thursday and
I Ti-7E. when The mortgage Bank
er, Association OF America Spon-
SorS IT'S third and final 1874
mortgage tcllnic %
More than 400 mortgage and
commercial bankers. title and
tI+St company executives life ia
Surance officials and government
agency men are expected.
The conference is being held in
cooperation with the Oklahoma
Mortgage Association headed by
" r Johnston, Oklahoma City,
president
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Permits
244 Issued at $6o5, $50.
Wolff Announces

Two hundred and forty-four
building permits were issued dur
ing the week ending April %
1871. az an estimated construction
cost of S605 SOC. Building Commits
sioner Wolff announced Saturday
This compares with 34S per.
mits at Sl.242 ,204 for the same
period in 1913
For the 1914 span single and
two-family dwellings numbered II
az $3.50, 200 against 1876 al
81, f19,050 in the like time of 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Poor Plant Wastes Fuel

1t has been estimated that SO to
90 gallons of oil out of every 100
gallons and 500 10 1900 pounds of
coal out of every ton are lost be-
cause heating equipment is not
operating efficiently, heating eX-
pertS stated Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
; More Members
Elected by Eastern

Joseph w. Carney. J. Gerald
Gum and Mrs. Madge Beauchamp.
real estate brokers. have been
elected to membership in Eastern
Detroit Realty Association, Dave
Franklin, chairman Of the men,
bership drive, announced Satur-
day.
Several other applications are
pending. he added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
U. S. Prefers Easements

A recent survey regarding pref
.erences in the postwar home indl-
cate that Americans prefer a base
ment 10 a Utility room.