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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
AUTO LOANS

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP.
THIRTEEN DETROIT OFFICES
LOANB--S3O0 down TO $50
ACME LOAN CO -RA. 1877
1870 DAVID sTOTT BLDG
MONEY for emergencies Peoples
state Loan. 1915 Gratiot AZ mi,
COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO
40 CONVENIENT OFFICES 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

ACCURATE INFORMATION Staf'
TAn Lands Lisf Use. AichNNn IaA
service Bureau. 1855 Mslesue kias
Detroit %
ATTENTION Brokers WI sacrihcr
subdivision remnant ~ i2a lots 40
Niftle Belt and peursy wants roads.
Maks cfsr Owner CA fi4s
BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE the 500 a,
rfcitN rrsfrItfts UHr1 uurftY fusf
" ars y az BIRMINGHAM Buy Your
domestic NOW st ~ increase over
ctErtsUou prices a'f rr-E Trr
rnsrs so per 60 up JJnspN
BRADwAY CO, MslTus Rids- r.,
sIoo
Roy A BUSINESS
RpoNING HOUSE. rms Lincoln
Some ndarisrf Rent ~, JOG ~
an tnnersTrinE r1st'resseF ~"
washer $500 dn to ught parry
1s RMS Harper Van piks see
frtE reVly ders w'i furr shf0.
Rert SIS lnc S-52 $3.50 a.
81 RMS secons into - apis
wttn vster = baths s refrg hrct
sisan stoksr ln1g leAsf Rent Us
IN y7ss and your apt s. SEQ On
HOTEL -e0 rms RI. WOODWARD
Rect 500. inc s. So Lo0g iessF
idesl transfer Ia. alton IT YOU hfe
hard 81 please see THIS s. 600 On
CLASS &C" Fror arf business
n aAncing " Fort s. oo0 mo
Income fHsF 81 IHr7 ~ ei'f egtF
meat Mas sell ~ once 81 200 On.
ANAL balance
Class &C. NO carCirs TT Ne
CIems-s same owner ic SIS Repre-
srrtS 81 500 mo business Rent 50
Includes a.rn hst. 81 20o cash fuil
prce
CLASS &C No dancing Nsn
Dvks Owner represents s. con M
business Stcnse cnois Made for
tune here Eetyine s. mo down.
CLASS Nc dancing Down.
town. Owner represents - 1Op mo.
business A.. case quota Gets top
PRICE Closed SUNDAY. Substantial On.
payment required
Many More ~ Choose From
Imperial Sales CA. 1885
zS3p woodv'1. I'm 500 sun Il 20 {
Buy state owned properties See
your rcal estate broker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
LAND CONTRACTS
MONEY TO LOAN
"A Friend Told Me"

When we ask new customers,
How did you hear about us?",
most Of them answer. "A friend
told me-. This warm recommen-
dation proves that ProvidentS
prompt helpful loan service, at
a fair charge, has made a wide
circle Of friends. So if you need
q cash loan for some worthy put
pose, see Provident Provident
lends on furniture, autos, stocks,
bonds, and on unsecured notes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
LOANS ON REAL EsTkTE

At 49, ms Co funds f0r good
mtge. leans land contracts bought.
"a Henkel Hammond Bids. ca 263a.
HOME mortgages IN Dearborn and
vicinity no service charge F1rst
Detroit savings and Loan AssS,is
ton of Dearborn. f3s4O Michigan
avenue Dearborn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

A CORNER &C. with small cottsge
on Wayne Rd mr. school and bus
5000 On Newman. 1851 Telegraph
a. Goddard DE 263s or CHI 1850.
A REAL bargain S &C mr. School.
craft, partly wooded k27a On New
man. Joy. cor. lnkstsr RI. RE. 0333
or CH 1880.
At HARPER and Eight Mile road =
loSxli3, f41a. $40 down. no interest
city bus. water schools small home
allowed Dalhy Campbell. 2is05
Mack Open IS To. 2-974o
REILEViiI.E- 32h &C. $50 n on
Huron River. 1870 per &C, terms
New man $4,000 Plymouth Rd. RE-
s720 or CHI 1850.
CUTE small house and "a lots, facing
streets small chicken coop. smoke
house and rabbit pen fruit trees,
plouChed. ready 10 plant $500 down
Newman, JOY and inkster Rds. RI
0333 or CHI 1880.
FARM-.Vlctory Garden, home. Call
Dearborn 1851
FLORAL NEAR WARREN
Garden City corner: small farm. 4
room home. chicken houses brooder
for 600 chickens garage harm
fruit trees grapevine yard fenced
A''t YIN NNl.Ft N'I ~ N'f FtA.e go ~tfAf
small down payment. CT. 1870
HURON RIVER Drive. 25i35. z. OF
Flat Rock modern 3 rooms. ga
trees s. 600. terms
CHAs vs. CROSsMAN HO. s444
KING TELEGRAPH -i0-5 acre par
cells 10 be plnwed ready for plant
irg. fertile sol l0% down Trailer
office open daily. Evenings UN.
4-4s20 5 C. Hsdley Inc ca. 0060
or PAVEMENT Five acres. 8 room
modern house. 2-csr garage. $1,000
total price 81 500 cash required
mortgage 70 be arranged for bal
Ance-E RGSSAAA-- caE--Na -BasH-
and Wayne roads or 32023 Michigan
ave just W Of Eloise. Phone Wayne
s20 or Wayne 303
ONE ACRE Best land II miles
from Detroit City Hall only S345.
ca. 400 TT. 2-s47s Rsaltor
OWNER ALREADY IN ARMY
Therefore his wife will sacrifice s.
room home with 8 large lots, located
Just out ~ charming village; total
price only 81 725. 1928 handles. bal
ance NJ down payment financed
GRDSsMAN. cor Van Born and
Wayne roads Phone Wayne e2o.
WELL LOCATED 2-bedrm. modern
home, unfinished attic: oil lit. lot
s0Nl30 81 500. $3.50 down.
FOLKER. 2o2o7 Ford Rd. DE. i3ii
sA ACRES. vREELAND Road. be
tween Fort street and Alien road
city water; electric. telephone; Sl.750.
terms; also beautiful parcels on Allen
road At Vreeland road. With stream
and trees $3.50 up
CHAs W CRossMkf no. sf4+
s0x275-Sewer, water. gas, walks
Ss75 near 13-Mile and Woodward.
Judson Broadway Co. RA. 300.
,~Or ppEn .,,t sAlnt,.,. ,-~,,..-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
LIrTLr FARMS roR SALE

A CORNER &C. with small cottsge
on Wayne Rc mr. school and bus
5000 On Newman 1901 Telegraph
a. Goddard DF 263s or CH 1850.
A REAL bargain s &C mr. school.
craft. partly wooded S27S On New
man Joy. cor. lnkster Rd RE. 0333
a. ca 1fsn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

CUTE small house and Is lots fscinE
streets. small chicken coop smoke
house and rabbit pen. fruit trees,
piouched. ready 10 plant, $500 down
Newman, JOY and inkster Rds RI
nglg or EH ftE0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

AT HARPER and Eight Mile road -
loSxli3, {tIA. $40 down, no interest
city bus. water schools small home
allowed Daily Campbell. 2ib05
Mack Omen IS TIL. 2-a7a0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

RELLEviLLE- 81. Ac, $50 n. on
Huron River. $40 per &C, terms
New man $4,000 Plymouth Rd. RI
500 or Oh 1850.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07
NEWS
By Elea',ore.

Youngstown, Ohio, Dec ~ {.
here in Nounystovn wo,ld l;L,
to extend an invitation to the
Niles Saxon bows and yirls to at
tend our meetings. We are sure
that there must be lots Of kids
in Niles who would want to be-
long to z club. so whv NOT ION
the YOUNGSTOWN Juniors ,If trans
portation is your problem # ca,,
easily be solved bv the Grevhound
lines. West does not seem to like
the idea but I'm sure Niles won't
mind.
"''se aie 'lu''l'''l''s ana we We
so' o"' O"'N' ''''' 'e''''o looi'ue"
up O"' '''"''"e' - -"'Ne NV
a''u ~ '''e 'od'i' IL Den 'oe'Ia' Su.
WIN '"o SUCH SVEN guys anu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
BY Hilda Schuster

Detroit, Mich. Dec. Since
the last article in the paper q
must apologize for my long 81
lence- great many things have
happened TO the Juniors. I now
have an engagement and mar
riage to announce.
Frieda Thalgott became en-
gagged to Herman Sonnta9 while
he was home on leave. The en-
gagc:nent was celebrated ~ the
young people after Que OF our
business meetings by surprise
party given by Mrs. Thaigott and
Mrs. Sonntag.
Ruth Anne Campbell joined;
Bill karres in South Carolina 10
be we'd. We met the new MIR. and
Mrs. Karres at shower given bv
their mothers, when Bill Was
home Oh furlough.
Our Halloween party was sue.
cess with plenty OF games an'
bobbing for apples. For refresh
ments we downed cider. donuts
and popcorn.At the October meet
ting we received a new member
a slX-iooter (no less Henry
Schuster. The ping-pong tourna
ment doubles were Won by Irene
Steinkampf Meindt and Hid;
Thalgott who were the victor:
over Lillian Bender and join
Meindt. The single have not becl
finished as yet.
After much discussion at OIL
November meeting it was decide,
that our social for the rortl
would be attending soma Iienie'
Ice Revue. Seventeen member
attended and really enjovcd tn
Entertainment.
Another OF our member, Rober
Richter has lett for tic service
Best OF luck to you Bob. we llro;
Uncle Sam is getting a good bar
gain.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07
6Council Meeting
CHRISTMAS
CELEBRATION

Ali members OF the Children !.
Lodge Branches / and i. wishing
to participate in the Annual
Christmas program are requested
to attend the first rehearsal to b.
held at the Westside Sachsenheim
on Sunday, Dec. 5rd. al ? O'Clock
in the afternoon.
The program will consists OF 4
beautiful Christmas Pageant, con-
tanning, merely the scenes fitting
the season. and the special holi-
day songs. There are no speaking
parts.
With the cooperation OF all the
children and parents. we hope to
make this our finest Holiday Pro-
gram.
The Junior Committee
Branches | and 4.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07

DR.. Henry e.. Kruger took his
pre-medical course at Western
Reserve University. and gradual
ed from Temple University of
Medicine. at Philadelphia. Pa, on
September l4th, 1914,
On September 10th hy was MAJ
ried 10 Miss Doris Wreyford.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
W. Wrcyiord Of G2S2 Stanbury
Ave-. Parma. Ohio, at the West
Side Evangelical Church Reve-
rend Walter Klein ofticlated al
the wedding ceremony and the
wedding dinner took place at Bes-
sic Miller'S BroadNiew Club
House i'll Parma. Ohio.
Alter brief honeymoon al
Summit Lodge. Uniontown. Pa
the couple returned to their apart,
mcnt at East 10th Street and +,
Boulevard.
DR. kruegcr started his intern.
ship at st. Lukcs Hospital OF
October lst. 1914. He is a frs
lieutenant IN the Medical Reserve
, He is the son OF Mr.. Henry Krue
ger and Mrs. Jean Kruger. 1860,
Lakewood Heights Blvd, ant
grandson OF Mr.. George and Mrs
Regina HelwiS. SllO Nest Blvd.
Cleveland. Ohio.
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percent attendance ior Il change.
How about it--Detroit. Farrell.
Monara. lorain. could YOU pos
slbly be there, too. | hope SO.
Casual Remarks
1t is a pleasure to attend these
meetings we have had lately. Th,
interest shown is proof enough
that they are not being held in
vain. Each week in the various
columns we read of membership
increases and that is also a good
sign that the Saxon Juniors are
still on their toes. Keep it up boys
and girls.
Hats off to Columbus ior show
ing all the visitors a grand time
Well be down again for some
more OF that Southern Hospitali,
ty. That old ghost Saxon Time
will never leave us. eh Columbus
Well, her is to successful win.
ter season for the Juniors homo
and those in the service. We pray
that Victory is coming soon ant
we may welcome home all ou,
loved ones. Boy, will we have ;
Grand Reunion Ball!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07
CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Katy Gotzmeister

Columbus. O.. Dec. Next
Thursday. Dec. II. at $50 p. m..
the time and date for our regu-
ar monthly business meeting OF
The Columbus Junior Saxon Club.
At this meeting we will have our
annual election OF officers. Come
and vote for the best man fitted
or the various offices. Alter the
meeting we will have our annual
Christmas Party. Each one is to
Bring a SOC gift. Boys bring boys
and girls bring girls. Let us all be
on time next Thursday. so we can
get the meeting over with and
spend the rest of our time in ell
tertainment.
Here is date to mark on your
Calendar, Saturday, December
.. at ! p. m.. Christmas program
at the Saxon Hall for all children
and of course the grown ups, too
Santa always looks out and plans
for all. So don't forget the date
More details about this event vii
be given later.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07
- n N------
DID YOU KNOW

Movie fans OF Chungking, Chi
M, are estimated to have spent
II, 100000 hours and 100000, AGO
in Chinese money to see Ameri-
can motion pictures last year.
The SzcchuenSi Sikane Economic
Reconstruction Society was or
ganized in Chungking recently.
The Boulder reservoir in Ari-
zola and Nevada. ll5 miles long.
has a capacity Of 5O,500.OCO acre
feet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07
Bowling

DOWlIlS
The bowling tournament at New
Castle will start at 7:5O Ohio
Time and $50 New Castle Time
On Sat, Jan. 20. Be sure YOU get
your time schedule straight! The
entry fees are Sl.OO per person
per event. Additional cost of SO. q
per game. Entry lists and fees
must be sent to New Castle by
december 81. Only members in
good standing in the respective
clubs at this date are eligible. Ser
tlcemen or women home on leave
at this time may also participate.
Watch New Castle columns for
more details.
Basketball
We intend to hold three basket
ball carnivals this winter. Entrvs
in the carnival must be mailed in
to Martin Polder. Ol5 South Lin
coin Ave-. Salem. Ohio, on or be-
fore Jan. 81. These carnivals are
just for good fun and get togeth
ers. No official championship is at
stake! Please send in your COM
plete entry lists on time!
Annual Dance
The Annual T. S. !. a. semi
formal dance will be held in Can
ton. We have discussed the posi-
bility OF conducting Saxon
Queen contest again, SO start
pretty-ing up. gals!
6Council Meeting
The next T. S. ]. a. officers and
councillors meeting will be held al
Ellwood City on Sunday. Marc!
Is, at l 80 p. m. Let's have 1O(
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07

pIOVuC NOIISICS-
sional reorganiza-
ton, to make the
Fair Employment
Practice Commits
sion permanent.
to increase the
pay of postal em-
ployees. to freeze
the pay roll tax
under the Social
Security Act at
its present level.
and Investigations
into the Federal
C. o IN rnunications
Commission and
IL -l.l
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07
OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Cleve-
land District Office of Price Ad-
ministration on local stations dur
ing the week are as follows:
Saturday, December 9
at II 90 a. m., WTAM, Cleveland
"OPA Question Box Master Of
ceremonies, Forrest 6. Hindsley.
Regional Information Executive.
Board of Experts. Alfredo Scha-
fer, Food Rationing Officer: Ruth
Mielziner. District Information
Aide and James E. Brennan, Head
Consumer Goods Section.
Saturday, December 9
at II :S5 a. m.,. WJW Cleveland,
O. P. A. Farm News.
Saturday. December 9
at AS p. m., WTAM, Cleveland.
"Hasten the Day.. go.
Sunday, December 10
at lC 90 a. m., WICA, Ashtatc'a.
Chester BOwles.
Sunday. December 10
at 8 As p. m.. VIVIAN, Mansfield,
Hasten the Day..
Monday through Friday
at SIS p. m, WCLE, Cleveland
"On.H. ncpOrte'.
A bore is the kind of man
who, when YOU aSk him how he Is,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07
/. S. J. A. Report
By Edward Schneider. A. Sec

The second meeting OF the T. J. officers councnen
was hed at Columbus Ohio Saturday. November 2 follow
ing calendar OF events up this meeting.
December 31Deadlne for entries in bowling tournament
January O2l-Bowlng Tournament, New Castle Pa.
February H-Fs Basketball Carnival. Younes stown Ohio
March 7-Second Basketball Carnival I:llwood City, Pa
March 1Sr S. J. A. officers ting. Ei,vood City, Pa
April Zl--linal Basketball Carnival Cleveland East
May l9-, Annual T. S. ]. A. Dance, Canton Ohio
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59th St.. Cleveland. Ohio.
Betty also has two brothe, 5.
S/Sgt, Rudolph !. konnerth. WI
has been in the service three and
onc-hali years. and SGT. Lee NJ.
kon0crth. also in the service ior
two and onc-hali wear, both OF
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07

Pic. Betty X. Nonnerth OF the
WACS- Medical Corps-iormerly
OF Erie, Pa. and from Columbus.
Ohio. was home on furloush re-
Gently visiting her mother. Mrs.
Emma konnerth, and h.r sister.
Mrs. Peter Weis, Ir.. at 1929 ".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07

We really miss Our most physi-
cally active member. Gise!a Schul-
ler as she is convalescing from an
appcndectomy and it will be some
time before she can 81: back to
her usual jitterhuggine and live
illness. Get we'll quick, G:sela!
Bob Kramer, member O. the
Youngstown Junior Sa>ons, en-
joyed his Thanksgiving holidays
in Detroit. He stayed al Hil,'a
Schuster's but unfortunately was
not able to meet any of the Ee-
troit Juniors.
Meeting
Our business meeting tonight
| (Friday, December 81 will be the
occasion of our arnua! election
Remember the success of the New
Year will depend on Our new OF
ficers.
Condolences
We wish to extend OH deepest
sympathy to Thomas teptnel
and his family in their bereave
ment. We all knew and loveC
Mrs. Deptner, and words canno
express Our deep sorrow at he
sudden parting.
-- Advice to the thin: Don
eat fast!"
Advice 20 the lat: "Dou't eat
Fast
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07

whom are serving in the armed
forces of our great country over
seas.
Pic. Betty is now stationed at
Nichols General Hospital. Louis
vile. Kentucky, and is doing her
duty as her brothers do overseas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07
House and Senate Committees
Active as 18th Congress Neurs
By cenarsssmon France. P. Bolton

DOTH in the House and Senate,
- committees have been very busy.
On our side OF the Capitol bills to
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07

Those already having discharge GER
tihcates may obtain new ones upon ap-
plication to the Adjutant General OF
the Army if they SO desire.
THE War Department expects
WAC recruiting will have reached
its present goal by January 1st II
that be the case, recruiting will con-
tinue but at reduced rate for the
purpose of bringing into the Corps
PEOPLE with special qualifications that
are needed and sufficient number OF
others to keep the Corps at the desired
strength and efficiency.
NIHEN the new 10Th Congress has
w been organized and the new com
mittees are ready to function - per-
haps late January or early February
Washington observers expect a flood
of recommendations from the Whit
House for authorization of billions OF
dollars for peace-time purposes.
1t is likely this will be attended by
some sort of a crisis or emergency
similar to past practice in getting
Congress to grant such demands. Most
of these funds will be in the form OF
federal grants to state and local gov
ernments. Some say this will be pre-
ceeded by federal loans to state and
local government for the purpose oi
"project-planning".
The supposition is that the program
will be SO large that it will touch every
state, and practically every city and
county in the country. thereby creating
a demand upon Congress for favorable
action.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07

tage are some of the subjects occupy
ing the committees.
You will be interested in some Of
the measures being studied by Senate
committees. such as the bill to dis
continue land grant rates for trans
portation of government traffic on
railroads. the St. Lawrence Water
way. the House bill to provide gov.
ernment protection for widows and
children OF World War I Veterans,
the House crop insurance measure and
rent control Of business properties.
VETERANS of the current war in
Y possession of honorable discharge
certificates have in some instances
found it difficult to get jobs because
those certificates make mention of ply
scal disabilities or a physical condi-
ton which existed in the service.
To eliminate this handicap and to
help the veterans in their search for
Jobs the War Department has ordered
that from this time on discharge GER
tiiicates make no mention of physical
disabilities. This will leave the whole
matter up to the examiner acting for
he employer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07

Use pinch OF salt to increase
the sWeetening power OF sugar j:
cooked foods.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07

FAMILIES of those serving witt,
L the armed forces in the Eur Iopean
zone will want to know the Navy is
urging that letters be sent N-Mail to
that theatre of operations. During the
winter months airmail is slow because,
of unfavorable flying conditions. la
the summer airmail can be delivered
promptly but between now and spring
V-Mail will travel much faster.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-07

- A bore is the kind of man
who, when YOU aSk him how he is,
tells you.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-08
Monday, May 8, 1874

Coast Guard patrol vessel capable
Of navigating the waters of the
Black and Waccamaw rivers, all OF
Winyah bay and even rougher wa
tiers off the coast.
The only really good fishing luck
the president had was when he
ventured IS miles into the Atlantic
and trolled for bluefish and bonita
under a canopy of blimps and pa
troll planes.
Prime Minister Churchill OF Brit
in was guest at Hobcaw IS years
ago and some Of the Georgetown
folks were inclined to think ae
might turn up again for another
war huddle with the chief execu-
tive.
But there was no evidence that
any distinguished guests were en-
tertained at the Baruch mansion
during the presidential stay, aside
from Prime Minister Curtain OF
Australia, president elect Picado OF
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-08
pan Of ice cubes. These ~cubes''

pan Of ice cubes. These "cubes''
are 300-pound blocks.
The ice is frozen by brine water
kept at a 13-degree temperature.
which constantly circulates around
the watts where the ice is being
made. 1t takes 81 hours from the
time the water is automatically
measured into the watts to the time
when an electric crane tips h "a
watts and blocks of ice slide down
the runway from h processing
room into the storage room.
The plant operates "a hours
day and requires 10 employees to
handle the production and distri-
button. Chief Engineer of the plant
is A. R. Maynard, who has been
ice for Camp Davis since
January 1912.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-08
BADGER SERVING
AT CAMP DAVIS

CAMP DAVIS, May 7.-Newest
General Officer at the Antiaircraft
Artillery Training Center here is
Brigadier General George M. Bad
ger who commands the seth Brig
ade.
General Badger, a native Of JET
fersonville, Ind, was graduated
from West Point in 1918, served
overseas in 1919, and attended the
Command General Staff School at
Fort Leavenworth, Kans., in 1886,
and the War College, Washington,
D. G. in 1910.
Brigadier General Badger is
married and the father of three
sons, one of whom is in his plebe
year at West Point.
His last visit to Camp Davis &C.
Cured in July 1913, when he took
the Advanced Officers Command
and General Staff course at the
Antiaircraft Artillery School.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-08
DAVIS IS MAKING
OWN ice AT CAMP

CAMP DAVIS. - Forty-five ton;
II ice a day have begun to slide
down the runways OF the Camp
navis ice plant, more than dou-
bling the 2o-ton capacity of. the
plant last year.
Due to the increased capacity Of
the plant, there will no longer be
the drain on the Wilmington ice
supply which created the problem
II ice shortages last year. The en-
1arged plant, elimination of plans
made here last August, can man
ufacture enough ice for Camp Da-
Wig without drawing on outside
sources.
The ice manufactured in the
plant is sent to all the mess halls
Of the post for use in cool drinks.
for water coolers, for sale to the
service clubs and PX's, and is also
issued to bivouacked troops.
The Camp Davis ice plant,
which operates on the brine prin-
cipal of automatic ice manufac.
ture, has the latest and most mod
ern equipment. If all the trap
doors that cover the ice making
process in the plant were lifted up.
the major part Of the floor of the
building would resemble a huge