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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
Modern Etiquette
~ ROBERTA LIZ

WnW areihe rules iha' gov-
orn irtrodurtions'
What IL 'hc rrorcr time ~
"fArowl+dse p wedding rir,
Nhe' ilistos arc airoady .ia
ON 'ho dtns table before "a
guests are seated
Wien Is - Is rishi 10 smoke
az 'he difner tahle'
lsn' y correct Tor di,or "A
woman 70 confirae wearing her
rlnrs'
- e. proper 70 base otcs
iflcp'Tiae nunber engraved IN
Visiting cards
How can hos Or hos...s
Divert guest wrhou socmin-
'rnde II he seems determined Is
homeopathic me conrersaranr
Y man stops 10 tax for
minute with girl whom be
meets IN me street should h.
turn bis ha'S when leaving her
on Which side II ne plate
sNoan thr sroons be placed on
Tho diancr tahics
20 Is II permissible FOR a bride
% have her mother acknowledge
tho wedding riNs7
II Is if permissible Tor host
cr hostess 10 snrcifv ne length
OF time covered Nv an invitation
Tor 4 Visit
~ IL II correct 70 have one
iuiiiais or visiting carf7
ANSWERS
a man Is always presented 70
? woman. = young person il pre-
scnicd 70 one who is considera-
hly older a less distinguished
guest Is presented 70 more dis
iinruished person
> ON the day q Is received 4
possible II tho triac VIII Do tbs
rom day % day she viii nor ~
swarped with obligations when
me vcdaine day arrives
: 4 cold side dish or relish
iNors docufro
a. n would he bcttcr 70 wait
FOR tho signal ior general snoF-
iur often the cigarettes are NJ
ready on me table. or the hostess
wli 500 that they are passed az
tho proner time
:. Yes as this is entirely or
tlonal she has right to wear
Tho rings II she Wishes 70 DO 50
6 SO: TELEPHONE numbers are
reserved for business cards
AZ tho worry first pause ask
some o'hcr guest IL he wont RE-
la'e some interesting incident or
experience.
( 8 lie should wait 'or the SiTl
Is turn frst. hefore he turns %
walk away
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
MR.. AND MRS. WHITE
FETED ON NINTH
ANNIVERSARY

group Of twelve girls Az
rnAloyees ~ Willow Run bomber
pau' give surprise party on
the nt'fh wedding Anniversary Of
Nf and Mrs. Arihur r White
Nr White Nmuh the scahccs
oversees.
Ladies' attending wore Anna
HARDING. irene nodsou hurosllli
Pace. Palsy atkins shirley viii
l'sms Carrie Robinson Nice
White. lille Faison Florence
Lewis Rose Fofies Frances
Zclner. md Efflc Jordan
Tho hororoe WIS presented with
n beautiful housccoat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
WHAT'S WRONG
WITH YOU?
Sunburn, mosquito bites, or
Gust plain heat rash y

Cooling the burn out ofsunburn ism
heavenly pleasure. And easy, too.
You simply sprinkle MeNsana well
over irrtated skin. 1t soothcs, re-
lievcs, also protects against more
irritation. NicNsana is amazingly
smooth and refreshing. is not q
tale, hut a real mcdhcatcd powder.
Famous over 40 years for heating
the heat Of heat rash, protecting
against chafc irritations, and taking
the ouch out OF itchy mosquito bites
Keep it handy and keep ahead oil
these summer miscrics. II costs lit
tie and YOU make even greater saw
ings in larger sizes. Get Mcxsana.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
MRS. FOOTE HOSTESS
TO SOJOURNER CLUB

The Soiournor Social club met
recently at the home 81 Mrs.
tarolyne Foote. 100 Trowbridge.
Games were played throughout
the evening. a delicious salad
course was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Mary vauHooks was club
guest
Tho next meeting Will be held
"a, tho home Of Mrs Ilcssie Green,
1886 Brush. Mrs. Lo'tic White Is
president; Jessie nnllard, seere-
tary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
INAUGURAL BALL
HONORS MR.. SUMMERS

over two hundred Detroit eiii-
IONS attended The inaugural dance
iiir party for Nacircn'a president,
William l.. summers and MES.
summers AZ the Nacircma clnh
last Saturday evening bsaally
this annual club affair is a big
formal ball. but because ~ the
war the new club presiden, re-
ouested simple informal parry.
!, dance band and an abundance
az refreshments made the affair
very enjoyable and successful
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
\ Mrs. Vivian Nash
Speak Vows

| 4. .'aaam Vivian r Nash. owner
FOUNDER of the Rec Dew COS
nv company and Rec Dew
[s' ..y college. in Detroit. was
4. "'uy married on June q. 1914.
4" ',nar Hill, Of Holbrook ave-
h.. a' groom has Just returned
|s' ~% a delightful trip 10 Hot
II, National Park. ia Arkan-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17

Glostef Is. { urreIl, OF u
4 .ssms VAS entity Through
A .,.,sndlnr MS address was
interesting 'hai he held the
f,s,..,s .peuboaud Tor half an
oar
/ ~. emma Hunter added much
I.,r.nea, 10 tie program in
Il, r-essn,aiion Of a dramaiised
\, yorroyirs an old .feshio. !
knsier
1 os.- features ~ the program
k.,,1ea a yalin selecfion by
I,rsr sherman CAIN a tenor
T., sy 4 trayer" by Master
4 .n rhorr'or a piano duet
4, na,s Kaiacnne and William
81. a goa hymn by Mr..
H. an ousunal recitation.
|zes.r Ihe Bafracks by Mrs
l., II reest piano selections by
k..-solyn Gordon and Gloria
4 arhs 4 short talk OF en-
|ou-assmeuf tar fhe ladlcs ~ The
4 h was made NY 1, G Miller
H. n REYNOLDS sang Smiling
tsnish
Ms mildred Gardner president
\ ~ club. WAS mistress Of cere-
torss
tsacious ana refreshing re-
H. VS. sesssA iAe guests. The
tr.rs table vas covered with a
M lsfe c'o'a with a green
I,,s.roand VITA fern leaves dec
bad the iabictrh while the
I..,srglecs CONSISTED % 4 large
a,s o. assorted a' flowers and
|srrs Each chm member wore
, ne carnations tied with green
prom
Members ~ fhe club. present
|,s.aed N 'lnired Gardner.
|'r r Tabor YRS Ethel Flack.
r. Rose chambers Mrs Louise
lsusdyr MIS- r attron. Mrs
Eesae'h Washington. Mrs T-e-
'-s Love MIS- Aiaude James and
Us lsoa cain
Guests present included Mrs
culaerscn Mrs Adelaide Tay-
m Yrs Mary pickerson. Mr.
IA Yrs Leon r James. Mrs
'srha Weaver lncy Roberts
.ssr roher's ~saona Washing
Ia. rerrlcq 7nrs Mrs T.. W
'oror Yrs Nf'ess clark. kath-
-rs heller slywa Randall Kate
'rrf WITS afflo DIXON MIS-
's,- T1ra Nrs ollie Burch.
r. ienis nawkius Muriel Nc
'-rer Yrs .lGaniia Coker
1i-seon Morgan samuel Jack
70 Ruth Neasiev Mrs Lena
t'nasrs Ethel Morgan. Cincin-
AZ Ohio Nr and Mrs Theo-
'r' Wheeler Jr Matthew Rob-
.sm Annette Johnson. Mrs.
arab Blackburn Mrs. Ethel
tsey Npsliarii Mich Mrs
'serh ThoroH Marion Thor
v John rGfte' Mrs W Rom
~ nrca + WRIGHT. Dclma
gras We Cora Keller. Mrs
yrs Nrssa harles Wade. Ie-
~ Seor SIR and Mrs Cecil
se's' ao Mrs Sirrrhill
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
Birth Announced

Born to psf and Mrs Luther
llerv.n of ea5s r. Lafayette ave-
nuc. baby girl on SATURDAY eve
ming al ,hc Ford hospital Pft'
ltaryin is stationed at an Army
camp in louisiana
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17

sands OF satisfied users have found
that famous Black and White ONT
mcnt through its soothing antiscptic
action eases itching helps nature
in healing IL also relieves itching
and burning soreness Of eczema ex-
tcrnaIly caused, and simple ring
worm. Try IT, In large economical
sizes. SOC. 25t and l0t Use only as
directed
~ Highly recommended for daily
cleansing away surface dirt-is mild
and fragrant Black and White skin
Soap, l0e and 25t, sold everywhere.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
0n FnrIongh

Marine Eddie Ephanks % S55
r Ieacester Is N town on fur
loash Hc Will leave .or car7
I.nJune on Monday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
|rHAI,LENGER CLUB GIVES
| AM MUSIC FESTIVAL
Ar CLUB HOUSE

rho challenger Study club last week presented their
iu,sica festival at the Detroit Association Of Won
% huding on East Ferry. The object of the club
en- N',nroye intellectually
5 Y n Llrrent Of the NAACP was guest snna ker-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17

Apply nrw NIX liquid Bleach. Ilrhtcn.
ing fim ndds rs iEhfnsss ~ skin IN 3
minutes whie active Bleach ingredient
works from hcnfath No pnnug. Lirht-
ems al once. Jse any;ime. No greasy
ness. Helps dry up surface pimpies
loosen blackheads fade freckies Fine
powder base. Druggists guarantee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
AN ACNE
imp III:
- - q -
p |: s !

especially when
soreness and itching
are present. Relieve
these Troublesome
symptoms ofcS,ernally
caused pimples with
antiseptic Black and
White Ointment. Thou
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17

SALVAGE INTERNATIONALLY
nOIPH s2S2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
N. Y. Cotton
M. S. Rukeyser
M. 5. Rukeyser
FOrei GIN Trade Boost
Held Bankers Goal

The attack the Woods formula by Winthrop W.
dch of New York chairman Of the largest
bank emphasizes the fact that opposition
groups who international minded and who
large foreign trade for the United States
Such opposition does the of economic national
inernatonaliSn1.
On the contrary, Mr. Adrch opposes seup pro-
posed international and the bank
and development the deal with
rather than basic
Paralelng remarks made press by this
Lord John Maynard Keynes Breton Woods Mr. Adrch
clareu:
Unless the channels reopened
basis The world will ued
We snail the shadow stability without the substance
haps the most dangerous the Breton Woods
that they obstacle the immediate consideration
and solution Of problems"
At the BRETON Woods conference already referred to-
Lord Keynes that facilities would
"arweay countries what the termed breather' and he asked
chalenginely:
What harm they possibly do"
attempted the rhetorical question this
THE machinery be regarded As
heaven which will ulI
them overlook the
economic houses order Thus resultant delay failure
TO make remedial moves may great, magnify trouble later
the matter quotes scripture the
Atlantic Charter and the lend-lease agreement
As Atlantic Charter which the
problem impose tarfs-to the i'm
We place barriers eaceme the right Of foreigners
buy The 20 trade
equal presumably aimed al discriminatory tariffs and other
barriers AZ the right 10 impose the tariff schedules
Likewise lend-lease arrangement
crmneory arrangements and speaks pousy about tariff
ductons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Farmers M arket


~ >>,-ApS,es' "e4,lsos'' ENC lin.
,-.D % S%H 10y ,"'sl'I,s
~ r2-O oee- e.
%. ssis'I lenol 80 ~ ~ 49,.
~ Sst,, 'o isncy - ~
o. 70 %. Fters D. w.,
,,,hcl' 80 10y pS r.. r,s.,. 80,
81" % ' E'ttt.s
a. o4 % 80 hat ieh.H
- u ~ y. - DUG t.utm '.''"
E' iAtnS' 800 ~ c5.. 30 ci rleI'
itnsl 80 ~ - - "a"
vtcpr6p, 5cprrNs 'o'o ,s,.s, r-,,r,
10 aoSs,i r eo - Ge.,s,e' Ne ST.. q
81 x 81 sa 9S G2' , sr9 s,7s o ~ Is.lt
p ~ >. ~ NSlm t,afd ~.
~ NuNsro lf,'Ns ~
! ny vi. ~ fTfen. ~ tl
LtITLCE AND SALAD SttEN~..'r .r'
etpnsfe isne' - so D.
Lndi.' h,,J - ou g. so"
Ii-s0 i.upcf 81 500 dHS lar .c'gl
4sEe lo-lo' BASKET Parsley curly 80 thc
CO. osr' E,rsin. 30 hu
~ Abete MISC - bfsht greer. Fancy
o o. NJ ~ Wy 'sn,'
p y. 81 So nas
q. hel.tN, te hehil.si
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Auto
Anti-Freeze Shortage
Threatens Motorists
BY suER FREEMAN

Unless dealers and distribu-
tors place orders immediately
for their supplies of anti-freeze
alcohol, motorists here may find
themselves short this winter,
the regional War Production
Board warns. Deadline for or
ders is this Saturday.
The chemical bureau of the
WPB in Washington informed
the regional office that distribu-
tors OF alcohol-type anti-freeze
have not taken advantage OF the
quotas permitted. The unused
quota for Michigan is $4,000
gallons. Unless orders are re-
ceived against this quota by
Saturday. the quota may be
transferred TO other states.
Wholesalers blame the situa-
ton on the mild winter last
year. Many dealers have large
carry-overs of anti-freeze. This
is true more of Detroit dealers
than those outState.
The warning from WPB
brought one result already. A
large wholesaler ordered six car
loads this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
roll


CATTLE-700 all Interests back In mar
kst fresh receipts augmented by liberal
carry-over trading active, slaughter steers
and yearlinss strong to unevsny higher cows
strong. spots 2Sc or more up bulls strong
replseemsn, cattle scarce, hrm. ODD head
choice fed steers. Up 10 sl725. load lots
good fed steers. held around SIG. most
common and medium 70o-a00-lb. ErsSsers
saSi2 several loads medium grssserS back
short load around aoo-lb western grssserS
sls.50 bulk common and medium beef
cows ssai1. few better sovs 10 si2 most
Gamers and cutters s5.5od775, little
under SO bulk sausage bulls, s7.s0@lo.
few FOOD hesvies 20 $1,000
CALvES-30O veslsrs active. strong 10
soc higher. quality and sorts considered.
practical top and bulk good and choice
SIT so. extreme SIS for few head most
common and medium. si2 500 is. bulk culls
$40 down mos, common 70 ROOD heavy
calves, ssal3 choice auotsble. SIS
HOGs-eo0. active. strong. Top and bulk
desirable l6o-240 lbs, STA 90 most 24o-
400 lbs. slSlS: bulk i4o-i60 lbs un-
evenly sitsi4so: all medium to ehoic.
sHEEP-eoo; active. strong market on
choice native spring lambs SIS. bucks sorted
out at less most common ana medium
GRADES. slldl3 bulk cuils. Ssaio most
mixed grade fat shorn ewes So 50asb0
thin cuils down 10 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Thinker
Profits Up

Timken-Detroit Axle Co. re-
ports A net profit of $4,90S, LAP,
equal to S495 per share for the
year ended juno 30, 1914. COM
pared to $4,435, Isl or S4.47 a
share last year.
Net sales for 1914 amounted TO
S159,073, 742, with Sl3,600,0O0 for
net federal income tax, and a
S500,000 provision for postwar.
The sales have been adjusted
10 provide for renegotiation re-
funds in an amount computed in
accordance with the basis used in
the final settlement for the pre-
ceding year, but is subject to final
determination. The company be-
lieveS, however. that in view Of
reduced sales prices and other fac
tors a more favorable determina-
ton should be made for the year.
Taxes are after deduCting ST.
42o, 900 for postwar refund and
$500, 600 over-provision for prior
years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Biscuit
In 7 New Fields

NEWARK, Sept. 20-Departure
by the BURY Biscuit Corp, from
its concentration in the speciality
baking and allied food fields was
disclosed today in the announce
ment BY George w. BURY, presi-
dent, of the formation of two sub
salaries 10 engage. respectively,
in the manufacture and distribu-
ton of such divergent lines as
cleaning and polishing prepara-
tions and oral hygienic products,
household deodorants and Co.'S
metics.
The new subsidiaries, which will
market their products principally
through outlets established by the
parent company for its varied
food lines, are the Poly Clene Co.,
Inc, and the Lucident Co.. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
TrueksTNo4 Tires

shortage of truck tires
threatens TO send new civilian
trucks into the hands of dealers
without sufficient tires. Truck
manufacturers proposed that no
trucks be sent out with more
than four tires, but il was turned
down and each manufactures is
10 equip his trucks as best he
can with the supply available to
him.
That brings up the question:
When new cars are again manu-
featured, will they Re equipped
with four or Ave tires? If the
present shortages in the rubber
industry continue. il is our
guess that no more than four
will 60 with each new car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Bennett Walked Out!

The other night Vice PreSi-
dent Harry Bennett Of the Ford
Motor Co. decided 10 catch
Hildegardes show AT tho Stat
Ter Terrace Room
There's just one thing" he
fold the group OF friends who
were with him III she sings
The Last Time l Saw Paris.
I'm walking out"
There was some good-natured
kidding and finally the glamor-
Gus star came on the floor and
opened with her first number
"The Last Time ! Saw Paris.
And that vas the last time
she saw Bennett, because out
he stalked,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
No Used Car Revision

OPA Administrators Chester
Bowles has denied rumors that
there will be a general revision
of the used car prices. Bowles,
however, indicated that there
would be changes made from
time TO time and that the prices
OF some OF the low-priced
makes were being scrutinized.
The OPA has taken action to
curb court sales of cars over the
las is" prices. After today,
judicial sales are definitely
under the price regulation, as
are used trucks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Oats Rally
Cuts Loss

CHICAGO. Sept. 20 QNS)-
September oats staged a sharp
rally today and closed nc lower
after dropping 29sc earlier. The
delivery finished at 65%c against
a low of 62h. Other oats fu-
lures closed &c to 1c lower after
ruling easy.
Wheat was under pressure and
finished to &c lower after ruling
&c lower earlier.
Corn finished &c lower to lac
higher, rye bc up to &c down,
and barley &c to / ac lower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO, Sept. 30 tINS Cash grain
close
WHEkT-No. ? hard. 1872
CORN-Ssmple grade hard s5c
OATS-Eo. l red, heavy SOC sample grade
white, heavy. soc.
WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG Sept 30 tINSr-Rye closed
NC 10 iasc lower today October else De-
cemoer, ooi7 a a0a4o May. Oh.
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO Sept 20 inns Cash grain on
track
WHEAT--Eo ? red soft. 81 s6l,aib7is
CORE-No , yellow. sl.l6i, No. 3 yel-
low. 81 lSss
oATs-No' white. sses7c. No white
6Sos6c
soYBEANs-Ho 2 yellow 81 al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Early Market
Upturn Seen
By LEWIS HANEY

Predecessor Of Economics. Ne~ Yors Unlvsr,lty
The stock market has been
acting much as il did in late July.
1913. following the collapse of
Italy.
There seems 10 be no very good
reason why the current shaky
period may not be followed by
consolidation and recovery, much
as II was in the earlier case. In
deed the recent reaction has been
less severe than the other, and
the technical position has been
stronger Relatively speaking,
there is still large short interest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
PEA CHANCES Emblem

Pennsylvania Central Airlines
will streamline its name and in
sigma on Oct. l. according to
President c. Bedell Monre. 1t
will be plain Pea hereafter TO
the travelling public.
The present insignia OF the
company will be replaced with
a new design, which shows the
initials Pea tiled in the direc-
ton OF fight, on a winged back
ground.
The company started as the
Pennsylvania Airlines, became
the Pennsylvania Central when
it acquired Central in 1886. and
now will be known as just Pea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Stocks Score
Minor Gains

NEW YORK. Sept. 20 QNS)-
The stock market was on firm
ground today but prices made only
fractional Roadway as some issues
worked lower.
Motors and steels, leaders in the
brief ! to 2 point squirt yesterday
again had the edge Bethlehem
Steel and Youngstown Sheet and
Tube were up about half each.
Chrysler sold above 81 compared
with a close last night of 90&.
Douglas Aircraft backed down
more than a half point. Pullman
was off a large fraction. Oils
displayed a steady tone with
Texas Corp. up a half at one time.
Rails were irregularly higher Low
priced auto shares were quiet. In
the specialties Pepsi-Cola and
American Can advanced.
Utilities and coppers followed a
mixed pattern. Amusements, cleo
tricals. and farm issues were
traded lightly al small changes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
LEGAL NOTICE
ACTION FOR DIVORCE
ORDER OF NOTICE
MARGARET EBERIE
ARTHlLR ALEXANDER EnERLE.

hhIH AifNANbEh tbEhfE.
State OF Connecticut, New Haven County,
IS, New Haven. September o. 1914.
Upon the complaint OF said Margaret
EbFrie praying FOR reasons therein set
forth for a divorce on the ground OF de-
sertion. alimOny, custody Of minor chill
dren. returnable before the superior Court
in and for New Haven County To be held
on the first Tuesday OF October. A %.
1914 ~ appearing 10 and being found by
the subscribing authority that the said de-
PENDANT has gone 20 carts unknown. there
rore.
Ordered that notice ~ the tendency OF
said complaint ne given ny publishing this
order In the Times. a newspaper printed In
Detroit Michigan once week three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY. commencing on or be.
fore the 2oth day OF September. A. D.
1874
David y FitxGersld. Jr. Attorney at
Law is5 Church Street. New Haven. Conn
Henry W stowsn, Assistant Clerk Of
the Superior Court for New Haven County.
The within and foregoing ~ true and
aitested copy Of the original order OF
notice
Attest JOHN HALEY
Deputy Sheriff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
What New
In Business
Survey Shows Trend
To Detroit SUBURBS
By WARD SCHULTZ

The DETROIT city fathers, the
Board Of Commerce and other
civic groups could well afford 10
spend some line studying the
trend Of home site sales m this
area.
Sales in suburban areas are
comparatively heavy while
those within the city limits are
SAID TO he negligible, according
TO a Wall Street Journal survey
here
Buyers are looking for larger
pieces Of property than ever
before and one broker. who 1e-
veloped a piece Of property west
of the CITY limits, reports Ne has
sold more and larger lots in the
last three years than IN any
previous 1ve-yCar period.
He also reports business 'front.'
age in that suburb IS selling at
double the price Of few years
back
Some Detroit realty men
choose 10 explain the apparent
lack Of interest in property
within the city limits by saying
that migrant workers have not
YET decided whether they wish
20 remain here. That doesn't
explain the interest IN suburban
home sites, howeVer.
The plain, unadulterated truth
IS that too many people ques-
ton the desirability of owning a
home in Detroit. They prefer
the smaller communities with
their lower taxes. larger home
sites and property restrictions.
In the meantime, the City of
Detroit plans new superhieh-
ways 10 make II easier and
more pleasant TO commute from
these distant points. Plans to-
ward making Detroit a better
community in which to live
would seem te=be more to the
point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
HOLIDAYS A FACTOR

a minor point to bear in mind
is the presence Of the Jewish
holidays this week. Almost in
variably this condition weakens
the market and is attended by
some reaction. In view of this
fact. and the lack of certainty
concerning the political outcome,
il seems wise TO remain cautious.
1t may be wise 10 put in moder-
ate buying orders al figures
little under the market, but
rather than buy here / would
watch the performance between
l42 and las CDow-Jones indus
tffal>B. Just below, lies the low
Of last June (1416), which / hope
will not be broken. Just above.
is the las level where recent
rallies have been stopped. There
is so much uncertainty that !
=~etiid= a~ait-the= further testing
Of these levels before doing much.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Detroit Edison Votes
30 Cents on Common

The Detroit Edison Co. has de-
clared n dividend of 30 cents on
common, payable Oct Is to hold
ers of record Sept. % The same
amount was paid in the previous
quarters.
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conducted by
a number of
! m port ant
< n V G 7 n
IN nj Off
Gals. includ-
ing James V.
+ orres tai.
secretary of
the n Wy
r o bert VI.
Hinckley, di-
rector of the
O ffice Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21

trica. equipment for war ships and
planes and industrial installations
in which glass fiber insulation
was used to improve performance
and overcome unusual conditions
will be on display. These wartime
uses OF glass fiber insulation point
the way TO postwar Improvements
in electrical designing, French
said.
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REPUBLICANS GAIN

AZ the same time. the chances
Of the Republican candidate have
vlsibly improved. Not only has II
become obvious that Mr.. Roose-
NeA's commander in chief role Is
Of little Importance. but the re-
cent Fortune poll indicates some
decline in the popularity of this
multi-term candidate.
To my mind, il seems clear
that if the political tide continues
10 turn, il will soon be running
against the New Deal. and this
would start resumption OF the
bull market