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were almost so baskets of flowers,
some so stupendous that she Won
dered how they had been carried
into the theater. Roses, Easter
lilies, tuberoses and some strange
stalk flowers. Investigating closely
Mallory saw that they were dry
wooden sticks with the countless
white blossoms tied on with white
thread. Obviously tn a t thread
method was characteristic of the
Mexico City florists, because she
noticed many of the baskets were
filled with exactly those same odd
stalks.
Prism was directing stagehands,
stunt that flabbergasted Mallory.
as she'd learned during light re-
hearsal that they spoke no English.
Somehow Prism had managed
enough Spanish to get the baskets
where she wanted them.
"A la izquierda,' she would di-
rect, and basket would be placed
to the left. "Derecho," and one
went to the right. If she selected &
certain spot she tapped it with her
foot, ''Aqui' And every other
word was, "Gracias," accompanied
with smile as broad as the Mexi-
can stagehands were giving her
Armando stood nearby, beanoing
with pride as he watched he--. talk.
ing himself when she seemed non.
pulsed.
She spied her mistress and said
to the Mexican boy, ''Be sure that
they understand that everything
gets out there by the time the con.
cert is over. Put some out during
irtermission." She left him and
came up to Mallory. II don't know
when you've made a better haul
Of flowers, she said. mot even at
the Hollywood Bowl" She eyed
with UNMARRIED gaze her mis-
tress' noticeable shaking. 1t did nat
amount to anything. It was always
evident before a concert and it
stopped the instant the girl stepped
out of the wings.
Mallory knew that, too, yet it
always held her in state until
she did start onto the stage and
felt herself calm abruptly as if a
physician had given her a magic
hypodermic.
''They have down the Tiffany
curtain for you, senorita," Arman-
do told her excitedly. With our
wonderful Valley of Mexico and our
snow-peaked volcanoes, Ixtaccihu-
att and Popocatepetl. But of course
they would put it down for you.
They do not for everyone, seno-
rita" he assured her solemnly.
Mallory Baker could only nod.
She couldn't speak. That was an
other thing that invariably fright
ened her. If she could not so much
as talk, how could she possibly
sing?
And then she walked onto the
stage and saw the vast crowd and
heard the applause that made her
beart beat even faster than Carlos
kiss AS the applause subsidized, so
did her heartbeats, until they were
not a frenzy, put only a glorious
intoxication. In a sort of dream,
Mallory sang. She always felt that
way during a concert, as if she
were someone else, as if she were
watching that person herself.
When it all was over, she invari.
ably shook again. Not for long.
however, because when she lean
ed against the wall, after six en-
cores and Is curtain calls, she
was strengthened by anger. Tod
Patrick, looking sickeningly rested
and debonair, also leaned against
the wall.
ITO Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-10

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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-10
COOPER Is LAUNCHED

KERRY, N. j., Feb. 9-lR-The
U. S. S. Cooper, named for the
late U. S. Navy Lieutenant Emer
Glenn Cooper of Monticello, Ark,
was launched here today at the
Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock
Company yard.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-10
Give
Your Feet An
Ice-Mint Treat
Get Happy Cooling Relief For

Yet Happy Cooling Relief For
Burning Callouses-Put Spring in Your Step
Don't groan about tired, burning feet,
Don't moan about callouses. Get busy and
give them an Ice-Mint treat. Feel the COM
forting, soothing GOODNESS of Ice-Mint driv.
ing out fiery burning i. aching tiredness.
Rub Ice-Mint over those ugly hard old
corns and callouses, as directed. See how
white, cream-like Ice-Mint helps soften
them up. Get foot happy today the Ice.
Mint way. Your druggist has Ice.Mint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Priorities

The Detroit regional Office - 'hr War
Production HFard announced todaf me sole
low iur ptiortics actions
I-qq amended Cotton Textile Irotuc-
tion Freezes an warns ana cardej woven
fabrics converts looms ff1m nur-essential
production ~ production ~ duck and
other fabrics urgently needed
L.3Sh. Dir n Specia Authorization
Needed ~ Get Lumber for Certain Pri-
vstely Financed Dwelling Projects Re-
qures certain classes OF consumers "a
obtain authorization for lumber from FILA
CMP Reg 2 lny DIR IT. revoked Air
craft Aluminium ENtrusors- revokes the
direction, effeC'iou i1-3N-ft.
GIMP Reg 2, Inv. piy "a revoked
Aluminium ForHnct. pressirFs ursbttirEs
and impact eNttufions Fevokes nc dirCc-
ton effective ll-10-t4
GIMP Reg 2 Inv Dir Is Auctan
Aluminium Btvefs
GIMP Reg 2, Inv Dir 20 Aluminium
and Aluminium AiLlX eAiruAel zhaLeA--
N-Zs4- aWcnded 'F8N Fiber Re.
quires reporting from all PROFESSORS and
owners o. fax having 500 pounds az
more during month
For further details contact WPB 5Gl0
Woodward. Phone TR 2-fg0l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
CAvALRYMAN MISSING

Cpl. Manuel Nendez. 20. Of the
reconnaissance cavalry has been
missing in France since June q.
\ former employee al the Jas.
Vernon Co, he entered the service
-, N,4-,-a44-4-4-4- 400 --l.A -L.--tat clal--
seas last March RE it, the son Of
Air and Mrs Afantci AfCudcz.
1888 North'awn HIS wife Bar
bara. Is also 4 dent Of the
city
= sgt. Thomas Charest Jr.. a.
-nl-lLe- nlanLIN. Ms hlt IN his
shoulder leg, and arm while TAX
ing part IN the Normandy inva.
SION. In a recent lcEor 10 his
parents Nj and Mrs Tboma,
Charcst. ST., he tells of The excel
lent treatment he Is receiving
SGT CharcSt mas Two brothers.
Edward q veteran OF North
Africa now honorably discharged.
and Walter who is also IN France
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Nv WARD SCHULTZ

----T--. -T----.-- - - TI-----
ere '
military AFFAIRS committee ii'a'
nc nCCYrE firms have COrrdlC0
.ya1sh'e KILLED labor supplies
-, - ~
' WIZ
C0T'rs1'ors = tAIlo. or la'. /.
hi--es are LhAounleu,N -ll't ~.
-'ine cases hli ItN'i'ii'-t>> I'''
aA Unfair Stigma on many i4i,i p,
or example LINER & M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Farmers M arket

FRUITS Apples Duchess. $500 on.
Ttansparents 81 hu Cherries. Mont
$50 S. 30 Sweet l7N2ic N. Currsnts.
red. - fs-qt crate Cantaloupe 81 5o-lh.
bu Pears. sugar. Au IN Huckieberiret
81 ~ 2f-qt crate Peaches. carly, 81 6e
WORKABLE GREENS Cabbage greens,
- 75c 81 bu Coliards. 80 % 75c bu.
Fs'e. So % tu kohlfabi. 500 nc doz
tshs fieeks 81 30 cor ochs sorrd 81
Is hl Spinach. No l. 81 h0u2 1S-lh.
g. Swiss chafd Toe 81 hu Mustard
p'eenf 80. B Poc 81 q bu. TuInln
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
.,7t tu Escsrplt, fancy. s. 80 pa No.
g. 81 2S Head lettuce Sac 3D. Leaf
le,'Ice - So lo-ln. basket. Parsley.
CIR 70 coz hehs
Hfncy 50 bu 80 : s. 2 80; Wan No s.
S. j0na ha Roman heans 250n3 bI
E.sckele nears 50 ou. ksuiucFy Wonder
beans. 81 ou Beets t0N soc doz.
So 3 ~ So s. 80 cahhage fancy
81 I'D 81. a., hu. 80. T. 81 p - Red
coinage g. f1n On hu Curry cabbage.
81 go ~ Carrots punched 80 roc Der
tez Celery fancy 81 COZ. bchs
- t.t sire sweet corn fancy So
ET1 tach 81. 81 pal 81. Cucumbers.
hu plckers 81. pa.
i -lr 81 o. COZ bchs Okra SO T.
81 50 peck basket pry ONIONS 80.
medium S. S0 t0.lh sack greer
Onions $50 e. SIC coz hchs EEELlal,-
TFdfss -fadT5h 50 peck
frslnf Fa-.et ra1to go. &c don hlhz-
lrat $50 s. 5ra 3 2S-f n hu Pcppers.
0sseuas. s. peck basket peppers hot
hl repper, seen -
7 r.pen 81 81. Rasisne, re3. 80. j.
HIt COZ urrt louF white d. h5H
f'r COZ rchs Ft4hafh. cl't"Ar ~ a 1hC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Ability 10 CONTINUE as Going Concern Important

webeing fluid and hinges capacity
TO maintain the strength Of going concern
about full production dangerous that II
that
hqudating or breakup value.
golden and development tho
output average
United
This O 300 per
giving workers and their families and better goods exchange
we'll dividend D. the
In 1880 45 horsepower mechanical
the aid each nonagrcuual worker Fifty years
the OF mechanical stepped AZ horsepower
nonaCrcutual worker And with the increased employment
mechanical there also steady the
laboraiding machinery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Micro. Hone Pfd
Shares Offered

An underwriting group Of IN
vestment bankers headed bA Wat
ling. -Lerchep-6=Ga=eAbcttntt.
today is offering $4,000 shares or
Micromatic Hone Corp ) per cent
cumulative convertible prct6ircd
stock parNalue Shat SIN
- Mtcromdtic Homes output a. the
start consisted only Of honing tools
for automobile cylinders. Today
honinC is extensively used by
practically all manufacturers OF
internal combustion engine. COM
prCSsors. bushinCS. gears fefrieri--
ators, anti-friction bearings. OIL
well equipment and electrical
equipment.
Proceeds will he available for
general corporate purposes rcduc-
-tleh-ef outstanding Y loan auri
maintaining necessary manuiac-
turing facilities. Capitalization
consists solely of 21OO00 shares Of
common stock and this issue.
The preferred is rcGccH-ablc A.
$1,000 per share and may be eX-
changed for common on q share
for-share basis. al any time prior
10 five days preceding the datc
fixed for retirement Of such pre-
ferred stock. The company IS re-
CURED 10 deposit in a sinking fund
annually 20 per cent OF its net in
como. after deduction OF preferred
dividends. but not less than S25.-
600, nor more than S75 coo. With
respect 10 any one fiscal year
Net profit for the fiscal year
ending July 81 1913. was S35777i
and for tho ninc-month period
ending April 30. 1911 was S466. e.
600 after provision was made for
ronegotiation adjustments.
In addition 10 Waiting Lcrchcn
& Co. other investment bankers
making this offering are First Of
Michigan Corp Townsend Dab
ney q Tyson, Cruttenden & Co.
and K II. Schneider e Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Market Opens
Quiet, Mixed

NEW YORK. AUG. 4 qNS)-
Stock prices were mixed in a quiet
opening to-day.
Rails were inclined 10 higher
prices with AtchiSon Chesapeake
a. Ohio and Great Northern all up
fractions.
General Motors. however. lost
p. on an opening trade for 1000
shares Chryslcr opened Is lower.
International Telephone gave up
s and American AirlineS 3.
Opening prlccs ChcSapcakc &
OHIO 49,. up -; 1,2OO General
Electric IS. mp "a, Southern Pa
cihc s0fs.~up ~ Baltimore &,
Ohio s Republic Steel 1895, off
= Gefhlchcm StceEtX-eAv.) 61't.
up p. international Paper 1915 ;
Northern Pacific l6la, Radio
lO2,. Aviation Corp Az 1000
Commonwealth a Southern |;
Ohio Ou l7H. L S Steel $50 ;
1000 General Motors 81 =, off . f;
CurtiSS Wright 81, unchanged;
American ,raleif-heHe- go ----55-l hit
cd Aircraft IS up = lnterna-
tonal Telephone 1874 off =;
Socony Vacuum 49," up i; y Y.
Central 1885, North American
Co. 49,. PcpSi-Cola 06, up p;
Great Northern preferred 3S"4 up
.. AtchiSon Ct up IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04

great deal Of money circulation due to profits in the
black markets The trains overcrowded. The steel
reserved for Germans and the wooden ones for
the French. The latter fly into million pieces in crash
Like most others carried sandwiches, but found Ger
Mitropa diner aboard. The meal comprised potato
SOUP beef mashed potatoes salad and cheese and red
and white wine which better than that allowed on
ration cards To my horror, discovered had to give
fifty ration points FOR the meat whereas months ration
IS ninety points ten points for fats and fifty for each piece
bread Bread tickets are easily bought the black
ket woman opposite me offered supply, saying
ITS quite all right. These days must share"
Midway, we had 10 change trains because freight
Drawings copyright 1914 Fur- Syndicate lne
instruments Of this story, mail Zoe TO "Stor,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
NJ. We||nnan
Funeral Rites
Obituaries

Funeral services will be held
at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the
Verhevden Funeral Home, 1890
Mack, for Michael Wellman,
founder OF Wellman Fur Co.
Mr. Wellman died Wednesday
at his farm near Charleston He
was born II Austria -heGa;9aa-''-
furrier's apprentice at l3. Before
coming 10 America. he worked IN
Munich. Leipzig, Paris, Rome and
in Switzerland
In Detroit he was vice president
OF the Rollins Co. and later Or
gained the Wellman Fur Co He
was president OF the Detroit Retail
Furrlcrs Association.
He is survived by his wife, Mar
guerlte. a daughter Mrs. Baker
johnson; two sons, Ycoman &c
Arnold. of the coast guard, and
1t. Rollins Wellman OF the army,
and one grandson. Lee Johnson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Buying Power Ample

Discussing buying f'tf''-e-fa,- F'fftt
quoted authorities who estimate
national postwar income at
Sl25,1dA, hhh-10d- Mt pointed
out that lour-lifthS OF the pre-
war consumer debt of S9,500,-
100000 has already been liqui-
dated that savings are at a
new high
"it would be safe to assume"
he sand. that both buying
power and buying Willingness
will be ample in this great new
car market. We are assured.
too. Of ample plant capacity. as
these same plants, for five con-
-secutiXe Aears,- prndneed an ap-
crage of 211.3l2 Hudson cars
annually"
Barlt gave a short talk, de-
hunking the futuristic designs
fer the se-eaiicti- postwar cars.
But be admitted that the Hud-
son VIII look q lot different
from tire one-on- which produce
-tie,4t-ts-5tS-r i------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04

To obtain handy scrqpBook TO ,,9Ue daily it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04

imposs Die to get sleeping accommodations on
the night train 10 Par.s. Everything had been reserved
weeks in advance However preferred the Gay train be-
cause gave better opportunity 20 the country
al ONO end OF the Es4Eead Platform group OF thin
boys their late teens Their faces tragic drawn
with fatigue and fear They handcuffed accom-
panied by Germans civil clothes figured they were
Afetttt+s tst t1rrr1Ttd TT trat
had been taken week and only truckoad
escaptG sde the tram the boy we're locked COM
patucni with their guards, and ther handouts removed
II was auaznE the kind az people travelling first
class Most would have thought onF time before spend
ans money ioI Ed class ticket, but there IL
To obtain a handy scYqpbook TO que daily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Sophia Kostrzanowski

Funeral services for Mrs. Kostr-
zanowski of SO Ridge road, Pleas
ant Ridge. will be conducted at
the home at II a. m Monday.
Mrs koStrzanowski died OF a
heart attack yesterday
She Is survived by her husband,
Marcy, three sons. all IN the
armed services; Sgt Eugene, Pfc.
William and Pfc Mitchell Kostr-
zan0wSki, ono daughter. Mrs.
Laura Mammoth of Morgantown.
w. Va, and o brother, Marion g.
kudllck, a Chicago attorney.
Mrs, KoStrzanoWsk was active
IN Red Cross work and various
social service organizations. She
was member OF the CoSnopoli-
tan Womens Club.
lntermcnt viii be IN Woodlawn
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
lie has been overseas since Sep
..--.I--...

lie has been overseas since Sep
tcmhor
His parents are Mr. and Ni0,
Arthur Koscin Isl go Wrub
Capt Ko.cIuSki has orc brother
Philip IL an air cadet
After leaving TarsVa Marine
Pic Edward u. Narko, II took
part IN the SaIpun battle whcrc
he WAS wounded on juno - He
ha, been in the service since Feb
yuary. 1913. and oversee, for the
past year His parents Nj and
,ir, William Narko, I've ~ 300
Town end
Another marine wounded or
Saip1n b. Pie. Charles '. Boyle,
~ son OF Nh .ano Mrs Frank
Boyle 1865 Rad a Denly grad
uatc he worked ai the FicN- o.
Tube Co prior 10 July 1872 wncn
ne joncd the marines re IS also
q veteran Of TaraWa, having spent
The past p months overseas
Wounded July 10 on Saipan
marine Pfc. Clarence J. Stecker,
% has been hospialiled az the
Oakland Naval Hospital in Cali
fornia His mother, Mrs Eleanor
W. Stecker, 4727 Graudy received
a phone call from him last Satur-
reporting y STCTdY improve
mcnt in his condition Before en-
listing IN September 1912, be was
employed at the Seaman Paper
. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
No Merger There

At least one OF the talked Of
rercerS- In the auto industry
can be laid 10 rest, at least for
the immediate future-that Of
WHY'S and Hudson.
President G. L. SorenSen Of
WHY'S has stated fatty that no
such a move is IN prospect.
II is common knowledge how
ever, that very preliminary
discussions were made along this
line. the idea being 10 get body
making facilities for WHY'S. plus
HudSon'S very fine dealer setup.
According 10 gossip In huSl-
eSS-rrrcirS--ttt1c- MchhCr- inter.
eSts in Hudson blocked such q
move
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
MAKE OTHER DEMANDS

But i'm addition the unions make
other demands. notably for a
guaranteed annual wage income
These seem 10 worrY the steel
companies even more than the II
cent hourly wage boost. The total
of all the demands is estimated by
L. S. Steel at over $1,000, 0O0 900
a year Bethlehem puts the total
al S727 100000.
According TO the American Iron
and Steel Institute, which repre-
-SeRts- the Industry The Aetiflt Y
wage rate has been raised 30 per
cent since January, 194l This
is from 81 cents per hour TO
81 lSi Der hour }
Such earnings are figured 70 he
up from S34 week 10 S5625 a
week, which is rise of so per
cent. THESE are averages Tor
several companies. The Boihlc-
hem figures arc considerably
higher, the weekly earnings being
1878 and S63 IS respectively
Against such Increases in wages
the rise in cost Of living reported
by the government is only about
Is per cent!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Neal NyIand Moves

Neal Nyland resigned recently
as director advertising and
SaicS promotion Of Nash Motors
and trade circles have been
wondering ever since what he IS
going 10 do now
Were told that Meals got 2
nice spot IN tho Benton and
BoWles advertising agency IN
New York
II was known that he was
interested in such a Job before
he ioined the Nash outfit. but
the right spot wasn't open.
When the opening came he made
the switch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Business Index
Rises 10 1885

BOSTON Aug. 4-The physical
volume of business IN the week
ended July % advanced 10 t353. 5
freH -l'23 2 IN the preceding week,
according 10 Barron index. adj
juSted for lonG-tcrm industry and
population growth.
The current level compares with
Il peak of t 5 z = reached in tebru.
airy and with the moro recent high
GLASS last December
Barron.s- index Without adi lust
ment for Iong-tcrm trend was
1852 in the week ended July %
compared with 1916 in the pre-
ccdinc week. and 2090 year ago.
This index is rclaeve 10 the base
1875 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
M. S. Rukeyser y
Politicians Revive
Old Economic Terms

The political economy which was DISCHARGED few
decades ago IN favor OF me name economic as me
lOt
Nowadays politicians in their public expressions deal ncreaS-
Ingly with
recent state convention IN the corn het well
known political personality sought define liberalism IN terms OF
quantity of production
Iberals)" he said battle full production
" man
The phrase ul production" pregnant with emotion
qlSm landing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
AUtO-
Graphs
HJoso0 Dealers
Assured Prosperity
By SILER FREEMAN

Hudson dealers lefl today
with i feeling that prosperity
is Just around,the corner, They
met Yesterday with Hudson Off
Gals including President a. T..
Baril and Sales Chief George
II Pratt Both assured them Of
that.
Favorable economic conditions
and complete suspension Of
-. .-..!i..----t
mcndous market after the war,
Pratt pointed out.
Indication Of the tremendous
sire Of the market II revealed
by figures based on careful
studies which show that unless
new cars are built. $500, goo
preWar owners will be without
cars ny July. 1913, and that
100000 more will he driving
"Wnkers" worth under 500 on
that date" he SAID.
"On This basis, we can vision
a need for over l6,000,000 cars
by July |. 1913. But in addition,
some 5000 cars are being
junked daily, and with this and
other factors considered IL
might he 1850 before we again
reach prewar regi strait ion
figures"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Detroit vs.. Toledo

Most amusing part Of the en-
tire Fisher Brothers press con-
ference came when one of the
neWspapermen present asked
Lawrence Fisher whether their
manufacturing operations would
be confined 10 Detroit.
It's good name. isn't II ."
Larry Countered
Better than Toledo ." came
back the qucStioncr pontedly
1T always has been" SAID
Larry with a grin. as all present
laughed aloud.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Full Production Meaning May Change in Year


production under
ing
Fhe implication the slogan that economy has now
become and The coroal inference that IN view
of stability a O leadership required namely
politically minded administrators whose forte lies sharing the
wealth dividing what We have
This a basic miSCOnCepOn
II ignores the fundamental truth that normal pcacctme
year. workers. and others ganuy employ ID
with their families the overwhelming bulk OF the years
production little than four per OF the total
is saved for and additional tools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Ivan Henry Rees

Funeral services Will be held al
, p an tomorrow Al the Charles
II Curtis Funeral Home S015 r.
jefferson, for Pilot Officer Ivan
Henry Rees of the RGAF kIitCf
Tuesday durlrc q routine fight
over ST Thomas. Ont
FCeS, 81 WHO was born in Ka-
-P4lHaa Set5tt Australia. -erifytcri
IN the RCAF Feb 3 1913. and
was gwen has wings and commits
sion April 10 1911
A graduate Of Crosse Peln1a
High School he attended lnpesr
Canada College where ne starred
IN hpNpg and track
surviving him arc has parents.
Nh and Mrs Howard Rus ~
loS6 Van DYKE and 4 sistor M.
leslie c. Forshoo Of 1000 Van
DNkr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Curtis Publishing
Offers Prior Pfd.

NEW YORK. Aug. a Smith,
Barney e. Co. is making a special
Offering on the New, York Stock
Exchange of 5000 shares Of Curtis
Publishing Co. prior preferred
stock at 52i2, with special COM
mission of 90 cents per share The
right TO stabilize. 10 facilitate the
offering. is reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Public Debt
4 ID Ga Billion

WASHINGTON. Aug. A CUP)-
The per capita debt on July 81 was
Sl510. compared TO SAP per
capita on Nov 80 l941 the treas
ury statement showed today The
debt increased S54 per capita
during July. At the end of the
month the gross pubic debt stood
at S20S, 573. 594. 426. compared with
SID. 524.455110 a year ago and
with $50. Q39lS19926 on Nov 30,
1871.
The highest World War 7 debt
was $26.596, 70l 64S on Aug 81.
1919 making the per capita debt
$3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Joseph Chauvey

Last rites for Joseph Chauvev.
81 Of 1850 " Seven Mile Wto
was killed "Wednesday nlzhL hl-.-f.-
automobile VII be conducted ~ 3
p m tomorrow a. the PoSS North
rcp Co funeral home Z2fOl Grand
River lntermcnt viii be- m Grand
lawn Cemetery
Mr. ChauVcv is survived hv
two sisters Mrs. Robert Meek
and Mrs John Sirang and three
biothcs, William, Harry and
ArCrIC
lie was unmarried and was en-
plosFd as a night Watchman N
the Fearless Gauge Co plant.