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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

ASSISTANT TO PUBLISHER, preferably
eXperlencsd in layout and Typography.
BEAUTY OPERATORS: top salary. 4oe,
Sa%an DUKES fsEtS54' BEAuTY sAboN sR SO
BOYS. girls. men and women, ambitious.
wishing to make some extra money for
Christmas. write phone or call BROOK
LAND HOBBY SHOP, 1924 18th st. ne.
COLoRED - VIII exchange attractive,
modern. l-room and bath sptl for q
a m; answer switchboard SUNDAY Z am,
70 80 IN. Apply resident manager,
cGTl co1lx ~ 1tih at, St Nv .x,,rt.r..s - ,,,.
tesnt pay # HENDERsoNs HRsScsSsa Grill 81 fI 1isn m
s9d GoI-PfT SPfeT YoTS oa5EGye, ave, NV RE 96sa,
lighttul private quarters, liberal salary
ard ,!t time Of man may De employed else
CoUPLE. nS6 Work at at toaTisi as house furn nm
and Sl0o mo. HOTEL COURT. Bslto.
blrd mi past College- -Pk Berwyn 273
WORK On e-scEe estate. THE HERMITAGE
KENNELS For information. call Ken
FOOD CHECKER. evening shift, sIishs
fore pm, wARDAfAN PpFl PARK s"Ht5 HOTEL Sf
small apt house; wife domestic duties:
fuU time not necessary Tor husband: salary
and apt, Box l53-M, Star
MANAGER. white, experienced, references.
good salary. for sesfood restaurant Tele-
phone DI 6i3l between l and > pm. for
an appointment.
Q6RGANIsT AND CHoIRMasTER, small
Protestant church, Georgetown Can
WO lSuS Saturday after & pm
SALESPEOPLE to take orders for storm
windows and insulation. earn SIOO
week and up: car helpful. Call Ii, 4915;
ARLINGTON COUNTY men and women. (
needed, aeed u to 10, as automobile COM
munlcdtlon courlers: daywork only. For
dctaiiS call Ma. loo, Ext. @6g
THE GIANT FOOD DEPARTMENT STORES
need men and women for various positions
SO sred is the need. that if you're at
az interested. we're sure We have en-
ployment fitting YOUR desires Experience
not necessary, for we teach you how"
meantime you re paid full wageS Excellent
starting salary for 4S-hour week and vaca-
lions with nay Assured permanent positions
reearo!esS OF postwar situation and promo
uons from the ranks is our established
Tu.e If interested. even curiously, at
least have an interview with our Mr.
k!ompus. 1t takes but bit OF your time
and it may interest YOU in Just the posi-
ton, you've been looking for Apply S4s
BIadensburg I'd, ne. Gust north OF 18th
anc H SITS. n.e) any day except Thurs
Day from ] n m to , D m
Evening star., 1944-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FURNACES vacuum cleaned: complete Job,
S5. CARL ROBEY, HY. 5629.
GAS WATER HEATERS-2U, 80. 40 gal
automatic: no cash needed; small monthly
payments; immediate installation ID. A
STANSBURY. Ii 1929
GENERAL HAULING, merchandise or mis-
cellaneous. P. JONES, 21l K st. NV ME-
1859. 20'
PHOTOGRAPHS-Csndi pictures of meet
ines, dances, parties, weddings; have a
psrmsnsnt per- .San record; publicity shots. Call
II WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. JOHN SHEAHAN, 1901 N. Harvard
St, Arlington, Va. 2O'
JOIN White Collar Workers Protective
Council; charter member meeting. book,
application, SONG, l5c P Q. Box 365l
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
incurred by any one except myself. J. L.
LITTLE, 9020 1st ave. Silver Spring,
Nd.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself EARL r. AMENT GIL Brook
vile rd,, Chevy Chase 3. Md
WILL NOT be responsible for any bills
contracted other than by myself MRS.
MARTHA L. BRIDGES, 1913 w. Va. ave.
Evening star., 1944-10-20
Partner and Emp|oye
Cited for Price Breach

In the first step Of its kind al
District Court, Justice David A
Pine yesterday signed an order fol
partner and an employe of Dis
trict hardware firm to show cause
why they should not be cited in
criminal contempt on a charge oil
violating the terms of an injunc-
ton by allegedly selling at above
ceiling prices.
The proceedings are against M
Frank Meenehan, partner in J. F
Meenehsn's Sons Co., hardware
firms 4 and Harry G. Glass, employe
The firm has stores in the 200C
block OF Fourteenth street NV. and
the 5000 block of M street NV.
Last January the once of Price
Administration sought an injunc-
tion against several partners of the
firm charging ceiling price violation
in the sale of iron cords and keys
and also for Offering ash cans for
sale at above-ceiling prices. The
suit also charged the partners with
failing to keep proper price records
In February consent injunction
was granted. in which the firm
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Robert and cathsrin. ssubsrt, girl.

Robert and Catherine Esubert girl.
Demitri and Edith skimkin, boy.
Frank and Helen simone, boz,
Richard and Gladys Sinclair, airi.
John and Ruth dinsheimer. boy. al. "a,
Michael and Marsaret Sitowski, sirl.
Bruce and Elizabeth Smith, boy.
James and Beverly Springmsn, girl.
Tor and Marjorie Stoke, girl.
Edmund and Mary Taliaferro, girl.
Edmund and Mary Taliafrero, girl.
Thomas and Nina Townes, girl.
Joseph and Virginia vallade, boy.
Eugene and Vera Vindgradofi, girl
Arthur and Irene Ward, boy.
Albert and Mary Warner, boy.
Albert and Edith Waterston, eirl.
Elmer and Margaret Wallace, boy.
John and Evelyn Wilke, girl.
Robert and Jeanne Wynne, boy.
Henry and Margaret Yeoman, boy.
Wilbur and Evelyn Younsman, boy. W
James and Ruby Zabawa, girl.
/ Harvey and Thelma Hill, girl.
Quincy and Leslie Mecks, girl.
Raymond and Louise MONTGOMERY, girl
William and Ruth Smith. girl.
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Deaths Reported

Jennie E. schofield. II, 3aI3 Joceiyn st.
Anna M' Evans, g., 1907 Quebec rA. NV.
George VIM Grove, 66, 1913 Kennedy st
NV.
Gertrude A. Bell. 65, ID Burns st. ne.
Frank p. Clancy, 5s, $500 So. Dakotl
ave. ne.
Nicholas r. Weiss. 81, 2411 Pa. ave. NV
Judson H. Hefiin, 81, 1872 Rosedale St ne
Victor Renner, A.. 1917 sth.st. Sc
Frank II. Craig. 36, 2501 st. Sc.
Paul E. Ferron, 81, Danielson Conn.
Nancy Ann Wenger, >. 10 Dunbury st. sw
Sarah Young. IS, 33 H St Sc
Nancy Summers Mobley, 6S, 1910 Montell
Hattie Bali, A55. e22s 18th st. NV.
CECILIA M, ,Shuil. 81, 3512 Clinton ave.
| Minneapolis
Leila B. Lee, IS. ia Bryant st. NV
James F. Williams, 81. Louisville, KY.
William L. Taylor, 81. 2l0 H st. s.w.
Sadie @. Robertson. %. l,5 10Th ST. Il "
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Clarance and Anselins Cerbett. boy.
James ard Artie Crenshaw, Eirl.
Marvin and Frances Decker, 'rirl
John and Kathleen Doerner, Tirl.
Ray and Angela Dondero. sirl.
Alex and Adele GraEnich, boy.
Frank and Jamie Druzba, Girl.
James and Ruth Gearhart, Girl.
David and Clara Goldstein, boy.
Kenneth and Nancy Gray. sirl.
Seymour and Paula Group, boy.
George and June Hslstead. boy.
Lawrence and Rose Hamer, girl.
Vernon and Fay Hance, boy.
Frederick and Elizabeth Hammer, eirl.
Marion ard Frances Harrison, girl.
Jesse and Helen Hartley, girl.
Willis and Nita Hennage, boy.
Donald and Mary Hoffman. boy.
William and Marjorie Hooker, girl.
Oliver and Martha Inscoe, girl.
Lawrence and Alice Jendro. sirl.
Harry and Viola johnson. Rirl.
Charles and Clara Larsen. girl,
James and Erva Legs. boy.
Joseph and Alice Lloyd. boy
Ralph and Isabel DeLuccia. boy.
Troy and Beverly Martin. girl.
Russell and Mary Martin, girl,
Ivan and Barbara Merrick, girl.
William and Edna Morris, boy.
Douglas and Murel Muir, boy.
Ray and Marcella Mcclure. girl.
John and Kathryn Mcdonald: sirl.
Wllllam ana joyce MCDONALD, boy.
Burleigh and Mary Odum, Girl
Leslie and Marion O'Neil, boy.
George and Louise PETER, boy,
Abraham and Sylvia Ponemon. girl.
John and Erweane Portner. girl.
Norman and Harriet Prince, boy.
Hyman and Rose Purzitsky, boy,
Vincent and Frances Reiele, boy.
Joseph and Elizabeth Remeikas, boy.
David and Margaret Risinser, girl
Redford and Josephine Robinson, bo
Walter and Mary Rollins. boy.
Robert and Hilda Rose, boy.
Edgar and Elsie Rutter, boy.
William and Sarah Schof1eid. boy.
De witt and Lois Schieck, boy.
Robert and Marcea Search. sirl.
Evening star., 1944-10-20
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK, young woman to
assist comptroller of local motor freight
assistant booEkeeper 0cS Enowedee of 'Rq iY1rs
good hand and willingpess more desired
aad f6Dsrienfs HpDS F9Od salary and w9Tkps
IR44fNSsSER F4fSs EToSSoe SSo.. $IIs 5,h s, PC ~
BnliiGor 0Ting department Tst5claSs permanent
ALIERATI0N HANDS on, women's sar-
ALTERATIoN HANDS. sood Salary: salary expert a1n
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ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGER; excellent
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THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 F ST. snTSS. NV.
ACTHORIZER and charge analyst, to learn
position, excellent opportunity. no previous
once. 5th floor, THE pAfAIs' RoYAI. eoYIsnsds n4th
BEAUTICIASs wanted. $50 week and sos.
commission. 3629 18th ST. ne. Call no.
BEAUTICIANs te>. experienced; salary
FRANCES DEE, 623 Pa, ave, Sc. r.
BEAUTY, OPERATOR, all-around expert
gemmission n \. tM.ARINELLo BEAUTY SALON.
BEAUTY 'SSI SoPERAToRR" R." salaTy nD and Sa99 Commits,
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BEkuTY i4S f9nH oPns,T0R ays, DE; 9sS1: boS1s r. so
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IuRY FOX FILM CORP. 932 N. J. ave.
BOoKKEEPER. assistant. for accounts re-
eelyable newspaper office; must. know
typlng; permanent, IA day week, ad-
PhUns Ex ssa2 capable TAX
books NAVY YARD 0SiEfizR cAFETER1A, Se' FIR. R.
BOoKKEEPER. thoroughly experienced in
double entry bookkeepins, opportunity for
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IiNoLE1a Go, oeA sol HpPiy st. enAhER DN CITY
BoOKKEEPER; must be thodoughly ex-
perlenced' THIS is an excellent Jo0 with q
good future. See Mr.. Nee, P. J. NEE CO.,
.th and H sts: NV. between 9 and IL m.
|BO0KKEEPER and light stenographic
worker. capable of handling all books and
outline ONCE work: S45 to start and splen-
did opportunity for reliable person; full
or part time; young, attractive and per-
sonable and able to eet public. Apply
MR.. FRED PELZMAN, 1900 F St NV.
BOOKkEEPER. young woman WHO has had
experience in rent department of real es-
tate ofice or bsnk BOSS n PHELPS l417
BoOKKEEPER, fully competent, to take
complete charge Of books for insurance
position, offering further advancement;
good salary, 40-hr. week. For personal
interYiew. phone MRS. BAILEY, EX sos.
BOOkkEEPER-Full charge. Excellent
salary and opportunity in sales audit de-
partment for experienced bookkeeper. Pen
msnent position. Apply personnel ofics.
18th floor, the Palais ROYAL, lth st. at 9,
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Evening star., 1944-10-20

agreed not to violate ceiling prices
The contempt proceedings were
instituted on the claim that two
sales have been made at above-ceil-
ing prices in violation of the in
junction.
The OPA also has brought GRIM
inal contempt proceedings against
the Thomas Paper Stock Co., 800
block of North Capitol street, and
H. M. Wade, said to be in charge
of the company's books, for alleged
failure to present records of pur-
chases, sales and shipments of waste
paper for inspection by the OPA, as
ordered by the court.
Evening star., 1944-10-20
Births Reported

joseph and Mary Amendolia, boy.
william and Betty BARLEY, Girls (twins).
Albert and la Becke. boy.
John and Shirley Beckham, boy.
Joseph and Mildred Behun, girl.
Milton and Florida Brown, boy.
william and Eva Bryan. boy
Evening star., 1944-10-20
16 Will Be Inducted
At Fort Myer Today

Sixteen District men will report
for induction into the armed forces
today at Fort Myer. They are:
Garlsnd James J. Battle, Herman
Glenn, William H. Dyson, Thomas r.
Payne. H. L., jr. Peterbark, Joseph
Pyles, Mckinley w. Ramseur, Chester
Salmon W., Jr. Tolson, Roland B.
Smith. Walter jr. Warren, BENJAMIN S.
Bailey, James I. Webb. Robert w.
Ballard, Malachi Dent. Edward
Evening star., 1944-05-01
Marie Kopulos
Gives Recital
BY ELENA de SAYN.

The piano recital by Marie Kopu-
los at the Phillips Gallery yester-
day afternoon confirmed the good
impression made by this young
pianist at her former appearance
in the gallery q year ago, her play
ing speaks of confidence, excellent
training and musical feeling.
In Bach-Busoni's "Toccata and
Fugue," the opening number on the
program, Miss Kopulos displayed
technical dexterity in her clever use
of dynamics, pedal effects and
imitation of organ registers, as well
as clarity of runs and contrapuntal
independence of voices. In Chopin's
"Ballade in A Flat" she brought in
a personal note, carried away by
the music, always in keeping with
its character and tradition. In
contrast to Bach, her passage work
in the "Ballade" showed an agility
of a different nature, the graceful
lines of which served as an intima-
ton of future possibilities.
The pianist was cordially received
by an attentive audience which
filled the auditorium to capacity and
listened with interest to the remain
ing numbers on the program con-
sisting of Frank-Bauer's Prelude,
Fugue and Variation" LISTS
"Valse Oubliee," Critics "Foun-
tains of the Aqua Paola," Bartok's
Bear Dance" Villa-Lobos' Alma
Brazileira," Debussy's Reflections
in the Water" and prelude in A
Minor"
The concert by Marguerite Zil-
liacus, dramatic soprano, scheduled
for tonight at the gallery was can
celled, as announced by the man.
apement.
Evening star., 1944-05-01
By ALICE EVERSMAN.

Under the direction of DR.. Franz
Washer, the Trapp Family Singers
presented another of their spe-
cialized programs at Constitution
Hall yesterday afternoon. The
traditions which the singers have
followed in their concerts since COM
ing to this country are now carried
on by the feminine members of the
family, the two sons who sang with
them having been called to military
service in the United States Army.
To the five daughters OF Baroness
Won Trapp of the original group has
been added two younger ones,
Eleonore and Rosemary, who dis
tinguished themselves particularly
as artist performers on the recorder.
The eight voices achieve lovely
quality of tone in ensemble with DR..
Washer adding resonant bass
when needed. The purity, lightness
and finish Of the group singing is
further enhanced by perfect intona-
ton, clear diction and superior
In the varied pro-
gram designed to cover as many
types as is suitable for the female
voice, the opening group Of sacred
numbers, including a striking AVA
Maria" in canon form by Mozart
and Schubert's 1.-THE Lord Is My
was the most effective
A song composed by DR.. Washer
when the youngest son Johannes
was born and which Baroness Won
Trapp said she would like to share
with all mothers, was given as en-
core.
Folk songs from England, Ireland
and Russia in special arrangements
and yodel songs from the Austrian
Alps, Styria and Lower Austria
brought a lighter character to the
Evening star., 1944-05-01
Trapp Family Singers Present
Concert at Constitution Hall

program and were charmingly sung.
Couperin's lie Rossignol" and two
movements from Telemann's Trio
Sonata in F" gave three members
of the family an opportunity to dis
play their skill as players on the
recorder. The Telemann Sonata
was for two recorders and spinet,
the latter being played by DR.. Was
ner. To the accompaniment OF
recorder and spinet, the group sang
Daughter of Zion" from Handels
Judas Macabeus" and Bach's
Jesus, Joy of Mans Desiring" as a
requested encore.
Baroness Won Trapp, whose in
formal explanations of the numbers
contribute to the enjoyment of the
program, introduced her husband,
Capt. Won Trapp and each of her
daughters to the audience which
had expressed its pleasure in en-
thusiastic applause after each selec-
ton.
Taylor Is Soloist
In Gallery Program.
The program which the National
Gallery Sinfonietta, Richard Bales,
conductor, played at the National
Gallery of Art last night, was de-
voted, for the greater part, to the
classics. In the pure style and me-
lodic character of Bach's Fantasia
in D Minor" Handles Concerto
Crosse No. 81 in D Minor" and
Mozarts Zine Kleine Nachtmusik'
the excellence of this ensemble was
fully evident and the refinement of
line and delicacy of shadings were
of high artistic merit.
The soloist of the program was
Millard Taylor, concertmaster of
the National Symphony who was
heard in the Vivaldi-Nachez Con
certo in A Minor, Op. 3, No. g." to a
we'll rounded tone of exceptional
limpidity and sweetness, Mr.. Taylor
brings an elegance of execution and
a crystal-clear technique which en-
bellished the Largo and Presto
movements of the Concerto especial
ly. He was given cordial acclaim
after his solo number, his former
contribution being in the trio Sec
tions of the Handel Concerto
Crosse" together with Herbert
Evening star., 1944-05-01
Mother Who Has Given 5.
Sons 10 U. 5. Sponsors Ship
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAVAGE, Mimi, May IA Car
terville QllD mother, Mrs. j. D.
Boren, who has given five sons to
the armed services Saturday chris
tened the tanker "Cheastee," built
at the Cargill, Inc, shipyards.
Mrs. Boren's sons include Ensign
Joe S. Boren, Navy bomber pilot,
killed in a plane crash at Trinidad,
July IL, 1912; 1t. James r. Boren,
co-pilot on a Flying Fortress, now
a prisoner Of Germany; 1t. Comdr.
R. c. Boren, Navy Medical Corps, at
San Diego, Calf; Capt. Ryburn D.
Boren, Long Beach, Calf, and Chief
Evening star., 1944-05-01

Bangs. violinists, and Sidney Hamer
cellist.
The concluding numbers of the
program introduced two American
composers, Victor Young, whose "A
Fragment was played and George
F. Mckay represented by his tram
scriptions of Londonderry Air"
Song of the Volga Boatmen" and
The Arkansas Traveller" and fin
ished with the Finale from Tschai-
koWskv's "Serenade in C. Major"
Evening star., 1944-05-01

Petty oficer John Lewis Boren, who
was in the Philippines when war
was declared and who now is an
aviation cadet at Dallas, Texas.
The father served in the Philip
pines in 1899 under Gen. Arthur
Macarthur, father of Gen. Douglas
Macarthur.
Evening star., 1944-05-01
Il Back Aches
Kidneys

Do you feel older than you are or sufier
ness, Leg Pains, Dlzxiness, Swollen Ankles,
Rheumatic Pains, Burning, scanty or fre-
quent passages. Il 80, remember that your
these symptoms may Be due to non-organic
and non-systenic Kidney and Bladder frou-
bles-in such cases Cystex (a physician's
prescription usually gives prompt and joy
poisonous excess acids and wastes. CIT
Cystex from your druggist today. Take 1t
exactly as directed and see the results in
your own particular case. Under our guar
sntee unless completely satisfied you simply
return the empty package and get your
49, money back. Three
OSE0~ guaranteed sizes:
Wssips fisst rtssu at your druggist.
Evening star., 1944-05-01

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Scott Trouiman-7t9 Mt Elliott at Lafayette
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Paul A. Seyier-s90 ". Grand Blvd. a. Mckinley
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Ben Gottiieb-t8i5i Lisernos 81 Curth
Joseph =. Broeksl-l27S0 Lissfnoit 1T Glendale
e. G. Wsbstsr~-7s4s Lhsnois at fireman
Leroy GIlme-s9O0 ". Mekiehols II Kentucky
r. W. Hampton-73Ss ~. hehiehOls a Prairie
A. Biasi-S00 s. oak~ood 81 ormond
HUGO A. Iindhoim-i24I Puritan 81 Toe CablH
Morris LipshAw-Seeond N FORD. Hiehlaad Pat
J. N. Mnsr-seeoad A. Philadelphia
A. c. LawW-347O Second NJ 6tlmsoa
MerrIei RObson-4405 Third a. CanAed
B Seymour and s. Adamt-HamlitoH aad MIN. Mp,
Ray Gsliottl-2isi WhkIas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
FOR WINTER MOVE
SINCLAIR DEALERS IN DETROIT
WEST SIDE

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samuel eOttllsb-s3os Twshth at Virplnia Psrk
Geo. FUsUSOn-3soi ". vsrn0 a. ". Grand Blvd.
stanI.y Marn--W. warren al Reuter-. osArbofa
o. POrtieS-JOhA n. and Brady
Russ Dswson-Woodward a. Essoa. Highland Para
Robert o. knou-270l woodward al Spsod
7. p. ArnoId-Wyomlns 81 Chaitonts
Paul Marshks-I03Is WyOmine a. EImtra
e. Van Houtsa-Dh ri Paaei
A. l. Hoke-ss4S ~ EiOht Mile 81 Kentucky F...
Joe cast0r-SO02 ". Jefferson
Kline Asto Electric 4 Brsks SsrVIee-i2T9 ~. JsG'Ga
Dell San6ors-t 5000 lhsfHos
n G. hsrtens-5690 ". Lsfaystts
naelsan a ADMINISTRATIONS at PetOskey
John Essers-loS00 Plymouth Rd.
JOseph Baiint-4iO4 Scotch at Lafayette
Bennh weiff-2ol23 w. Seven Mile RI.
Cay wsbstsr-ie440 ". Seven Mile Rd.
"a BoliInv-e00o W. Vernon Huy.
A. L. Psny-37eo Nigh o. ". Isffsrssh
o. Bohaeastlshl-3702 ". Jsffertoa
Goodyear SsrViee-Miehissa ~ Calhoun
Ray Ssss DAYS GGsesD-tss2l Miehleaa
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
DOWNTOWN

Roy Y. Ammoas-7s00 Clifford at Hsar
!. X. Chan pioa--4so ". Fen at Frs,
Grand Circus esraVs-Adams ct Randolph
Sea 6arioek-2si Brush ST.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-14

Michigan salt is produced by evap-
grafton Of natural brines, and of
artificial brines made by the intro
duction of steam into salt forma-
tons with consequent dissolving of
the salt.