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Evening star., 1944-03-06
BIost Burns Boy Chemist
Experimenting in Cellar

Clinton B. Rivers, Is, of 133
Twelfth street NE, was painfully
burned on the face and hands yes
terday when chemical mixture
with which he was experimenting
exploded in the cellar of his home,
police reported.
At Casualty Hospital his condi-
ton today was reported as fair.
Evening star., 1944-03-06
Save This Newspaper

Many paper mills are shut
ting down for lack of waste
paper to convert into cartons
for Army and Navy supplies
shipped overseas. Every pound
Of old newspapers and maga-
zines is needed. Telephone your
nearest school or notify some
school child IN your block to
have your paper picked up.
Evening star., 1944-03-06
Virginia Senate
1oSpeed Bills
In Final Week
Soldier Vote Measure
And Appropriations
On Heavy Schedule
By the Associate Press.

~ s>>S Sse0VSsotCO FIcS8.
RICHMOND, Mar. 6.-with much
major legislation still remain.
ing on the agenda, the Virginia
General Assembly convened today
for the final week Of the 1914 ses.
sion and indications are that both
houses will have to work at top speed
to clear their calendars before the
gavel falls to terminate the session
at the expiration of the constitu-
tional "deadline" at midnight Sat.
urday.
The most important matter facing
the legislators is the omnibus ap-
propriations bill carrying a budget
OF more than $235 900 900 for the
biennium beginning July /, and it
Is In the handling of this piece
OF legislation that the legislators
Will set the tenor Of procedure for
the remainder of the week.
The bill is scheduled to reach
the Senate floor by tomorrow, but
may be delayed day longer. As
1t passed the House of Delegates
the measure totaled $235, ,07O, 900, but
requests for increases likely to be
granted by the Senate, together with
new legislation involving the ex-
kenditures of public revenues, since
then have pushed the total above
the $24o, ,000, 900 mark.
Vote Bill Another Hurdle.
Another major matter giving the
legislators headaches is the question
OF what form of legislation should
be enacted to enable Virginia serv.
icemen to vote while they are over
seas.
Gov. Darden urged the Assembly
in his opening-day address to take
immediate steps to set up a system
under which servicemen could vote
in Virginia elections. He urged that
the State plan be integrated with the
Federal system, then apparently
about to be perfected.
Various war voter bills" have
been introduced in both chambers
and Wednesday the House passed a
substitute for the American Legion
sponsored bill.
In an effort to devise a means Of
speeding action on the war voters
bill" the Virginia Legion's National
Defense Committee, meeting here
yesterday, called for immediate &C.
ton by the Senate on the measure
approved by the House.
Teacher Pay in Doubt.
Yet to be determined by the as
sembly is what is to be done on
school teachers pay. Gov. Darden.
in his message. January H., recon-
mended an iEcrEase 1.-the teacf,err
unit ALLEGATION of State school
funds, proposing $40 for the first
year Of the, bterniuri and 1850 for
the second year. That proposal
represented a substantial and pro-
gressive increase in the pay of the
teachers.
This proposal was not satisfac.
tory to the school interests who i'm
mediately demanded that the
teacher-unit ALLEGATION be raised to
81 200.
The House Appropriations Com
mittee stood firm, however, and when
the battle was over the appropria-
tion bill provided for 5000 teacher
unit distribution for each Of the
next two fiscal years.
Evening star., 1944-03-06

SILVER SPRING AIRMAN AND BRIDE-Capt James Ford
Kelley and his BRIDE the Csse both of
Silver Spring as they left Walter Reed Hospital Chapel after
marriage yesterday Capt Kelley given reception by
the community his return from Europe ago
the son of Mr. and Mrs William Kelley Mrs Kelley is the
daughter OF Maj and Mrs Joseph c. Cse father
Montgomery County States attorney duty with the
Army IN Hawaii "A. P. Photo.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
1.08 pr.

More and more women are asking for these
stockings! Made of Celanese rayon, they not
only look clearer and sheerer but they save
so much time you wash them at night and
they're dry in the morning, ready to put on
again! The lightweight, soft cotton isle
! "Monotops' give extra thigh comfort and
freedom, assure longer wear. Fine seams,
narrow slenderizing heels and cotton
reinforced feet are added features. Fashion
right shades in sizes to II. Long lengths
only.
sRes. U. =.
Kanns-Hosiery Dept-street Floor
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that
Luther L. Dunbar has been ap-
pointed by the Probate Court for
the Cape Nome Precinct, Terri
tory of Alaska, Second Division,
executor of the estate of J. H.
Jensen, Julius Henry jensen
deceased, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said es-
tate are required to present
them properly verified within
six months from the date of this
notice, to the undersigned exec
utor of said estate at Nome,
Alaska.
Dated the 26th day of Deem
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-29
ALONG MEMORY
LANE
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
December 29, l934.)

The anti-Nazis of the Saar
have asked for protection against
the reign of terror which has
been gripping the Saar district
Fifteen people were injured over
the week end from rioting.
The annual New Years barn
dance will be held on Stedman
Avenue by the Nome Athletic
Club and promises to be bigger
and better than ever. A special
floor show is planned with sing
ing, music and dancing.
The New Pioneer Home at Sit
ka was opened and word has
been received from Nomeites
there that it has everything the
oldtimers need and could wish
for
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-29
sBOB" SHIVELY
rs SUICIDE

Robert Shively, aged 72, pop
ular and well-known roadhouse
operator of Statewide, near Fair
banks, killed himself recently
with a rifle-shot through his
chest. Mrs. Shively, whom he re-
Gently married, is in San Jose,
California, and has been mott
fled of the death. Mr.. Shively
was an oldtimer in Alaska, hav-
ing lived in Nome, McGrath, An
chorage and Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-29

never couid see the point in 60
ing to the expense of buying a new
part for furnace just because the
old one had a crack in it. AS long
as it held together, what difference
did it make whether it was cracked
or not?
That was the question | put to
the head of the worlds largest in
stallers of home heating equipment,
and now | am much wiser per-
son. In the process of combustion,
the oxygen in the air joins up with
the carbon of the fuel. The rate of
combustion is governed by the
amount of oxygen admitted to the
fuel-open the draft of a coal fire,
and up goes the heat; close it, and
the fire is checked. A crack in the
firepot becomes port of entry"
for continuous admission of oxy-
gen, which in effect sets up a con.
slant draft no matter how tightly
the fire is checked through the reg
ular draft control. The fuel burns
faster than we want it to, not only
making it harder to hold the fire
over night, but very definitely run
ming up the cost of heating. So
that's why it is cheaper to buy a
new frepot than to pay for extra
coal wasted by the draft through
the crack.
The same thing is true of the
joints between the furnace parts.
If they become loose, as they are
bound to in time because of the
Joint cement burning out and
crumbling away, then the seal is
broken and the fire is no longer un-
der proper draft control. Therefore,
it is the recommendation of furnace
makers to have the furnace taken
down every fourth or fifth year and
have the joints re-cemented.
A competent inspection of your
furnace by a reliable heating man
is the best way of playing safe
each year.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-29
NOTICES!

Anyone found breaking bulbs
and fixtures of the city street
lights. shall be deemed guilty of
violating Section So. Of. Ordi-
nance No. $50 and fined or i'm
pirsoned. or both. upon the dis
cretion of the city magistrate.
CITY OF NOME.
BY CARRIE M. McLATN.
City. Clerk.
Dec. 29: Jan. 3-5. l945.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-29

Around the World News in
Pictures" appears regularly in
The Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-29

California is named after an
imaginary island figuring in an
oldtime romance.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-29
ber,1 1914.

Der, 1914.
LUTHER DUNBAR,
Executor of the Estate of j. H.
Jensen, Deceased.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-29

Advertise in The Nugget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
CASH FURNITURE MART

334 MICHIGAN AVE.
Bet. wathtrqtpn ard Cas-. QnGn Ests 20 s.sa-
Tuesday srd ssdnssdsy THi
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Furniture. Heu.ehold Goods

TRADE tewelry or old furniture or
new furniture A. 3 stores.
MARS. 2i6f3 Grand River, RedfpTd
1880 Harper h05i West Jefferson
TRADE yout plAno- ana nlfnlture-an
new furniture ward Furniture CO...
1894 Harper. Mr. stevens. PL. 1850
tNot connected with ans other stofel
WANTED Reliable party 20 take
over balance due IN beautiful 3
rooms OF furniture. n month old.
Save equity ~ Nss open . 20 q.
Spitz 1885 Gratiqt, AZ Baldwin.
4 ROOMS uf mfnrurr; Sif9 '2-pc
living room. 3-pc. bedroom kitchen
set. dlnette set. Many occasional
pieces included. You may purchase
rebuilt electric refrigerator with THIS
suA-h-RAlI4-R t4243-GRAf49
5 ROOMs-Sl1g
sun FuE&lTuRE@42i2 CRArInT
3 ROOMS 81 furniture new Siie.
3-pc bedroom suite. sofa and
chair 5-pc kitchen set-IncluGed are
several occasional pieces and a Con-
goleum fug a real bargain.
sun FURNITURE 1922 GRATioI
3-Pc bedroom suite: new mel bou-
dor chair Haer EaHfF-@ many
others ~ reduced prices $50
SUN FURNITURE. 1922 GkAIlOI
2rPC. living room suite Prewai
spring construction new. but slightly
soiled only $40 so.
suN FURNITURE. 1922 GRATToT
5-pc. OAK pINETTE SIT. ST.
Castle furn. Co. 33l Michigan.
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TRUCKS WANTED
HOUSE TRAILERs

AMERICAN. Century trpHer coaches
FEDERAL Trailer. i9ois'-w Warren
LOANS BcFd house t~raiIers LLOYD
r East 5af0 Z Cd Pvd IA 01i2
NEW am used trarers Trailer Travel
Co.. 2pii jefferson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
furniture. Hou.eheId Goeds

BEDS-Ssi ice boxes, furniture.
hasehurners. oil burners SSH Jos,
Campau 4369 West Warren.
B~ERKsHIRE rugs; beautifu1 pattern.
SD 50 Other rugs such as Nlltnn-
Alexander smith. Mohawk, Liberty.
Administer and Gulistan.
sun FURNITURE. 1922 GRATlor
BOX spring ct ihnerspring mattress.
SO %. colorful ticking slightly
solled IN shipping A bargain.
SUN FURNITURE 1922 GRATIoT
BUGGIEs-An steel wheels. rubber
tires Padded and waterproof. Col
iapsible. xS,95 up. open Q 20 q
spitz' 1885 Gratiot, a. Baldwin.
BUNK beds or twins maple hnish
hardwood sturdy, complete. well
ouffr. Complete, $2s ~ Nff-mrtaf
emit ETr7uFET ~ t1OR ETFr1Htt-
SUN FURNITURE, ii2i2 GRATIoT
-eF FF.R- tantr. - ~ nea, ST as
vanity bench. 81. ~ $685. Mack
CASH AND CARRY FuRNITUREt
Factory samples at Wholesale
prices. BUY direct from the whole
saler. Best values IN the city. Guar
an'ced. 1888 Grauot, AZ Baldwin
FULL coil in%nersprng mattress.
500 20 Cook Furn. 2700 Crat!ot.
GAS ranges. table top. all white
slightly marred IN shipping. Just a
few left - hurry $4e so.
SUN FURNITURE. 1922 GRhTIoT
IANERsPBING MATTRESSES. o
sprlngsl Written guarantee. Six col
ors. No other purchase necessary.
Open ewes CARS, 1887 Ltvernois.
INNERsPRiNG mattresses. any size.
SAmp., ST7. MftcheIls. 5000 Gratiot
INNEKsPRIN0 Mattress. prewar box
@sprinss- match s27-as-3 i2s Gratiet
E1LcAS STOVES s5
RAfMi BROS
1905 Grand River. near Fourteenth
1890 Grand River (SchOolcfaiD
open Thurs Fri sat Ewes
NEW innerspring mattresses. Y &
Bedding Co. 45f0 Maybury Grand.
NEW furniture; trade your piano.
city Music. 74iz Mack. open ewes.
ROLLAWAY beds Az steel cons,ruc-
tor With mattresses only a few
left. Don z DELAY Bus TO-DAY Open 2
.a=a-sHrtz @7@sg GrstfstT At BALDWIN
RUGS USED CLEANED
qNf2, sNiu. 6N9 Wlltons AmN 200
rigs and carpets. Runners Sd
w. A3 FRtCAS CARPET CLRS .
sSas Oakland MA 1913 sur 1913.
RUGS. 300 cleaned used sNl2 sKl0.
"a 20 -12xlG- eXln-l2x
- Runners 65c I'd up. CENTER
CARPET CLS 1897 Woodward.
TO s-siff Tues Thurs Sat fiu Q
RUGS. sxi5. sxis q, izxi5. Ii.3xi2.
others today. 28fe Twelfth St
STUDIO couch. floor sample. all
spring construction a few left a.
y29 -. Open ewes. Kent Furniture.
1Siil L|iyernOis Crown Furniture,
$500 Gratlot. Crown Furniture. +737
Michigan
STUDIO ca4ehsA- Nth sfFHEs-faH4-
tied supply. Other couches S29-33s-
+ts=ttaFTT-H -Epttr
STUDIO COUCHEs. $50 s3
RUBY $500 y GRAND BLVD
STUDIO coUCHEs. t3s 50
CROWN-s20O GRATlOT.
TRADE your old vlctrola. radio or
piano freEardiess OF conditronl on
new furniture. Liberal allowance
Bay Furn., 6633 Van DYKE
NEXT TO VAN DYKE THEATERl
3 COMPLETE ROOMS 1926
KAY FrRS 1920 MICHIGAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
~HousEkoLD FINANCE


Doentosn = Peno1scot Blds 5th Floor
Cor Fort and GrAwoid cHerry $40
Majestic Bids. Gth FL. cor. Woodward
sh1 Atchfssn CAdIiiac 15s5
LAfaFetla n4a.- Ia Il a. A-sE.a
Corner Shelby AdAlac asa
Grand River - $3.50 10y Road az Grad
River. End Floor TYLER $4,000
9'5s Grand River. Corner Lrerno,s
iOgsrth 900
ii'3l Gesenfield At Grand ives., 49,.
Wsr1's VErmon. s-9s01
Hlnhiand- PArk-i4i5i Woodward rt ff.,
Terminal Arcade townsend S-2f7A
F~erndaie-2gT50 Woodward We. End 81,
cor o,M1ls & woodward LIseAih $500
esH-liii6 Gsstioi Ave. hove Nile
ROAD. dpp. Wards Ellington 500
1900 East l~sffefspn Avenue. coTner
Dickstson t,Fnoxf 64s5
1892 Grauot. Above Harper pLa1a LII
w@t - -T0T Michisan Avtnue- corner
Central TIneVobd ~Qt,D
Dearborn - 1905 Michigsn. one block
west ~ SchseFtr pRpgnn sSs1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14

ARMY DEAD
tAsiaus Area
Casio. MASTER SGT CLYDE p
Nrs. Ea y. caste, vife, M Clemens
t>authuest Paetac Nrral
CALIK. iST IT. SAMUEL JR-Mrs
STELLA r. GAlE. W1fe River Rouss-
pIErT.A. PIC EnW ARD-Mrs. Anna
sua. mother Nj. Clemens
sHfFI DS. Cpl. EVERETT r e. Mrs.
ce shields wife. Sihi Lawndsle. Detroit
wouu PVT RICHARD l. Frank
rs 1od father. Covert
Mediterranean Areal
RIGGS. PFC CLIO T Nrs Lstus N
p sEs wife 1882 Seyburn. Detroit
COUGHfIN PIC. EARL q Mrs. Er-
maine COughun, mother. Marquette
pEMUSIAE. PFC WALTER Mrs Alice
NernuuAk. mother af6s Renter Dearborn.
GFNDRON 1ST SGT ALBERT .
Mrs Lille Gentrpn, mother, 1919 Eeht.
e,H th. Detroit.
HFNnRICKsoN. PFC HENRY - Matt
Hsndrcts'n. father Walton,
HOUGHTON. SGT WILLIAM R-Mrs.
jean ~. Hough'on. mother, MaftaWan.
HUTCHINSON. PVT. WILLARD --
Mrs. Minnie Hutchinson, mother, MANS
KAslINsKt. PFC. EDWARD J Mr.
May Kaminski, mother, 1857 Frederick.
EoFHt % TT JOHN v.-Lous J..
Kaehl Father. Grand Rapids.
KOTEF r p EDWARD A. Stanley
Entrr. father Grand Rapids
KRAtS 2p 1T. NORMAN a Charles
A kraus, father, t2i6 Belyidere. Detroit
Larry SGT HENRY p Mrs Flora
Lazy. mother, 2232 BoIvitere. Detroit.
~~~~-~~~~~~~ Friday. JuI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14

LAVENDER. PVT FRED " Mrs
Ethel Lavender. wife, 3ot2 Gladstons,
Detroit.
MAKOLlN PIC. ALVIN A.--John A.
Mskolin, father, Lsurum.
NELSON. PVT. ROBERT W Miss Mar
inue pAuEhorn. stepsisier OtseCo.
OSTFRHOUsF PVT Jerry Mrs
AnEenne Ostefhouse. mother, Mt Clemens.
KINEHART. PVT WILLIAM H.--Wil.
liam a Rinehart. father Muskegon.
ROOT PVT ELGIE L. go Mrs. Ruth
Root mother. Hsrretta
RYAN, IsT 1T. JAMES G Mrs poro-
M NJ. Ryan. wife. los3T p. Vernon
Detroit
scHRoCK. = SGT. THEODORE Ira
n. Schrock. father. Jones.
SHOOK. TI5 JOHN A. Mrs. Alma
shook. mother, Niles
ST. HOLMES. PFC. DOWNING l.
Mrs Charlotte ST Holmes, mother, sOSi
Vanierbnt Detroit
sTROHECKER PFC. ALEXANDER c
Mrs. ceci.a Glsdych, sister. 1852 lro-
quuis Detroit.
sWIsZ. PVT. ARTHUR P-Mrs Anna
SWis7. mother. 5s7l Central Detroit
TOMORY. SGT. ANDREW JR.-Mrs.
BESSIE Tomory, mother, 4S2i Toledo
Detroit.
vERvACKr. slsGr. ARsENE H
Maurice veryacke. father, ll776 r. Outer
Drive. Detroit.
WILKINSON. Pvr. CORNELL R.-Ms.
Evelyn Wilkinson, wife. 81. Joseph.
navy DEAD
RATIOS. PFC. HENRY J Marine
Corps Mrs Henry J. Ratkus wife, 2i9s
Lansing, Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Infants AbduCtOr
Hunted by N. Y. Police

NEW YORK. July II QNS)-
Police today hunted the abductor
of Barbara Anne Goggin. six
months old. who was abducted
from her crib in the New York
Founding Hospital.
Assistant District Atty. Scott
said the police had definite leads,
but would not discuss details.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
70 in Army
Promoted
THE DETROIT TINES
". July "a. 1914

The war department to-day ar
nounCed the following temporary
|nromouons OF 70 Michigan
officers,
naje, ~ i-su'rparf CaioTJ
Wills C~ftfr ans. -1uf sH 80
Ist LisutsHant 70 CAPTAIN
William Hsra-d N,sf.r, Az. '-n
non p. ra--a-r sr U-r.e7 Inru1r
Joseph Cg-7-t He. er-anp. Az. $3.50
ioseph los1 Msrsn. Inf i-n0o,+
Richarb AlessHk ser aas, &C,
Msx Hss,o- Frst~- ONO. Lansing
Rohert Roland MCEwtcr. Ac. iui-
llstOr.
I'd LisVfsnant 70 isf Lieutenant
Harry J wagner. -Nc, la65t Park
john css,'r P,rs.aeA A.. i,7s5
Arthur George sherman r.. &C, SIS,
Rlrns Nef roif
Peter Thea6are vsasom, A.. lias
John ch-,s, an weebsr. &C. l72i7 snow
Lto James G-onsk. Int. laSSs quincy.
James An, slower &C, Har,
Lee Burdeu Wide1er. &C, 2i7 Gambler
II zhlanc Par,
I0hn WiHsr' SpraEr, ONO. Pontiac.
Gerald AIbcrt Haesse. &C, saginaw.
The Detroit Times has far
rsore nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
~ Honor Roll
~ Official Casualty List

Thry-four Michigan al soldiers listed toda
department killed action. one Michigan nav
aSualty made public by the department.
casualties and their Of kin who have been notified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14

The Detroit Times has far
psore nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
nancy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Sizes q to IL
Widths AA-E

Several thousand pairs of mems nationally known dress and sport
Shoes Styled with French medallion moccasn
paaus and wing tips And genuine calf kid antique
eathe-wth rubber leather solos, genuine Goodyear welts In
black brown white and combinations Values range $50 Sizes
6-12 Widths AAE But every every style An unusual
collection much shoes At unusually cahsavngs price
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Surprisingly Quick Relief.

NO NOOhuS. 0dN'
Here's a medicine for
coughs due to colds, that
you mix in your own 1
kitchen. It's so easy TOP
prepare that a child \
could do 1t, but once
tried, you'll never again
be without It.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Land Institute DELAYS
Action on Program
For Building Credits

The Urban Land Institute yester-
day postponed action on suggestions
for notifications of the Wagner bill
for Federal credits in community
development until a committee to
be named by Hugh Potter, Houston
Tex. president, could give further
consideration and make a report
to the membership.
This was a concluding action of
a day-long annual meeting OF the
institute in the Mayflower Hotel
which included the annual election
of Board of Trustees. A special
committee had suggested an IL
point program of revision for the
Wagner bill, but this met with a
sizable amount of opposition from
the floor, not on the general prin-
ciples, but rather on the modes of
operation.
Three Points Involved.
Three points involved changes in
the National Housing Act. One was
to create an urban redevelopment
service to act as advisers to State.
local and private builders. It also
would authorize the Federal. Hous-
ing Administration to have $l0,OOO,-
900 a year to finance the cost of
this service.
1t would have the FHA act as
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Carer Elected President
|0f Chevy Chase Citizens

j.. Barrett Carter. prominent at
torney, was elected president of the
Chevy Chase Citizens Association
for the coming year at the first
meeting to be held in the Lafayette
School, Broad Branch road ano
Northampton street NV, last night
Other newly elected ojcers art
Frank H. Myers, first vice president;
Edward T. Stafford, second vice
president; George B. Fraser, treas
urer; Alton G. Grinnell, reelected
as secretary, and Margaret B. Shep-
pard. assistant secretary. J. M
Heiser and Riley A. Gwynn were re-
appointed delegates to the Fedora
ton Of Citizens Associations.
Harry s. Wender, president of the
Federation, urged members of the
association to subscribe in the
Fourth War Bond Drive, especially
individual bends"
Mr.. Wender expressed "gratifica-
ton" that more than Is members
the number the Board of Educa
tion's ruling requires to justify
meeting in school building, were
present. More than IS attended the
meeting.
He mentioned that the Progress
sive Citizens Association OF Con.
gress Heights. had had an average
attendance of three persons in three
meetings.
I'VE have an obligation-to JUS
Evening star., 1944-01-20

fiscal agent on request at munic-
ipalities, receive local land rec.
lamation bonds. and hold them a.
trustee with the authority to issue
through private channels deben.
lures or certificates against the 10.
cal bonds at rate as the securitie.
would permit.
The services also would be a sub.
stitute for the recently abolished
National Resources Planning Com.
mission in that it would approx.
redevelopment plans on practica.
bility and would accept such area.
as approved for mortgage insur-
ance. However. 1t was pointed out
the latter would not be a mort.
gage discount procedure.
encouragement of Planning.
Herbert U. Nelson, institute sec.
retary. in presenting the proposals
said there would be an encourage.
ment of practical city planning BY
private and public agencies in plan.
ming programs that would desig.
nate blighted areas for rebuilding
and would provide for slum clear.
ance on the basis of entire neigh
bOrhoods.
Another point developed was thai
municipalities could issue land rec
lamation bonds and use these rev.
enues, from sale or lease of land
acquired for redevolpment, for gen.
eral improvements.
However. it was maintained, nc
part of the proceeds of bond. is
sues should be used for building
construction. The point was te
clarity the intent of the proposal
as land reclamation measure.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Bad Coughs Yield Quickly
To This Home Mixture

any druggist, put it into q pint bottle,
and add your syrup. This gives you .
full pint-a family supply-of very
wonderful cough syrup. It's thrifty.
too-about four times as much for
your money. It tastes flne.
This home mixture takes right hold
of a cough in way that's surprising.
It loosens tho phlegm, soothes the
irritated membranes, and helps clear
the air passages. Eases tho soreness,
and let's you rest at night.
Pinex is = special compound Of
proven ingredients, in concentrated
form, a most reliable agent for sooth-
ing throat and bronchial membranes.
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Evening star., 1944-01-20
DR.. Yereon to Speak
AT Churchmen's Club

DR.. Max Yergan, executive direc-
tor Of the Council on African AZ
fairs, Inc, was to be guest speaker
today before the Churchmen'
Luncheon Club Of the Twelfth
Street Branch. YMCA. He was to
discuss the Viewpoint Of Africa
under the general theme. "The
Present World Situation THROUGH
the Eyes OF Different Nationah-
ties DIR. Yergan served for years
as a YMCA secretary In South Az
rica and later visited other parts
IOf that continent
Evening star., 1944-01-20

tify the existence OF our associa-
tions." Mr.. Wender said.
Howard p. Bailey, assistant to thu
managing editor of The Star, spok.
optimistically on "Will the War Enc
Soon?" He attacked the "defeat-
ism attitude" which he said has
been prevalent.
A. M. McLachlen. retiring presi-
dent, presided. The E. v. Brown
School. former meeting place of the
association, is now occupied by the
OPA.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
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