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Evening star., 1944-06-17
New Minister Of Music

Petworth Baptist Church recently
elected Clyde J. Holt, graduate of
the Westminster Choir College in
Princeton, N. j., to fill the position
as minister of music. He will as
sumo his new duties on Sunday.
Mrs. Holt and their 3-year -old
son, Clyde Finley, are spending the
summer In New Jersey and will join
Mr.. Holt here in Septemher.
Evening star., 1944-06-17
Weather Report

District of Columbia-Fair and
continued unreasonably warm this
afternoon and tonight. Tomorrow,
partly cloudy and not quite so warm,
with possibility of a thundershower
in the afternoon.
Maryland-Fair and continued
warm tonight. Tomorrow, partly
cloudy and cooler, with scattered
afternoon thundershowers
Virginia-Continued warm, with
scattered thundershowers in south
west portion tonight. Tomorrow,
partly cloudy and not SO warm in
east and north portions; scattered
afternoon thundershowers.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear at Harpers Ferry. Potomac
clear at Great Falls.
R.u~rt Rnurs
Evening star., 1944-06-17
Marks 150th Anniversary

LANCASTER, Pa, June II P.-
The Intelligencer Journal, Lancas-
ter's morning newspaper and a
member of the Associated Press.
observes the 150th anniversary of
its founding today. First editions
OF the paper, then the Lancaster
Weekly Journal, were sold on June
II, 1894.
Evening star., 1944-06-17
Jewish Drive Nets Is Million

NEW YORK, June II R.-More
than half Of the $50, ,00o, 900 quota of
the Nationwide campaign OF the
United Jewish Appeal for Refugees,
Overseas Needs and Palestine was
raised in the first five months OF
this year by $3.50 Jewish con1muni-
ties in the country, it was announced
YESTERDAY.
Evening star., 1944-06-17
Dog Rent BRINGS $500 Fine

LOS ANGELES, June II R.-Be-
cause he charged Drusilia Hardy
$2.75 month rent for her dog as
an extra tenant under OPA regula-
tions, George s. Allen, an apart
ment house operator, was fined $500
yesterday by Federal Judge ]. F. T.
O'COnnor.
Evening star., 1944-06-17
lindstrom Commended

1t. Comdr. Frank E. Lindstrom,
Arlington, has been commended by
the Navy Department for his work
In salvaging naval vessels dam
aged in the Japanese attack on
Pearl Harbor. Comdr. Lindstrom
now Is on duty here.
Evening star., 1944-06-17
43 District Men Report
10 Armed Services Today

Forty-three District men will re-
port for induction today, 26 to the
Army and II to the Navy. The list
follows.
Evening star., 1944-06-17

Record for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, go, at 5:22 pm; year ago, "a.
Lowest. "a, at 6:3o am: year ago. 10.
Record Temperature This Year.
Highest, 90. on June 13.
Lowest, II, on January 9.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday TO noon today.)
Highest, IS per cent, at 2:30 am.
Lowest, 40 per cent, at 2:3U pm.
Tide fables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and CSeodetic Suryey)
Evening star., 1944-06-17
LET US PRAY

La II ! e / y.
Verse 8: And
I set my face
unto the Lord
God, to seek
by prayer and
S applications,
with fasting,
and sackcloth,
and ashes;
Verse 4: And
I prayed unto
the Lord my
Evening star., 1944-06-17

kaufman. Edmund I
Reid, Howard B.
Boyd, Clarence r.
Brill william A.
Buckler, Thomas J.
Donaldson, John =.
Giannakis. zappas 9
Lewis, Leroy p.
Snyder, Robert r.
Temin. Samuel C.
Wathen, John e.
Wigs. Bruce d.
Acton. William NJ.
Eckert, Leo c.
Roes. Jan 8.
Smith, Alton l..
Simmons. Edwin q.
Wernecke, Louis r.
Wynne. Robert N.
Bles, Theodore 8.
de BethiEy. A. G.
Hall, George N.
Evening star., 1944-06-17

LADY HALIFAX INSPECTS
NURSERIES Lady Halifax,
wife of the British Ambassa-
dor here, took time out to
swing Dorothy Bushman,
4-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Bushman,
as she inspected one of the
Alexandria child care nurs-
cries yesterday at South
washington and Wolfe
streets. The nurseries are
operated by the Alexandria
Child Care Committee.
Star STAFF Photo.
Evening star., 1944-06-17
SPECIAL NOTICES

TO WHOM n MAY C0NCTKN: This z
70 give notice that from this date ha1es-
ash.a dcrtn Win not be rssponsibie fol any
directly or. Indirectly by any one oths1
tasn % myself. Frederick L. johnson, 1915
GAS WATER HEATERS.
20 &c, 40 gal. automatic; no cash neede6
smsu monthly payments; immediate in.
stahation. D. A. Stansbury, Lincoln 302p
Evening star., 1944-06-17

my.
Burke, Herbert w.
Human, Jason I.
Williams. Wilbur r.
Briscoe, Joseph r.
Moore, James o.
Taylor. Andrew v.
Webster, James 4.
Bronson. James L.
Cheeks. Herman
Jacobs, John L.
Jenkins. James M.
Moore, Charlie
Smaliwood. Ralph =.
IVY.
Horty, Thomas J.
Van Crack. Irving
Woodruff. John r.
Booth, Lester o.
Bruce, william n.
Dsughtefy. r. A.
Greene. walter I.
Thornton, 0eorse A.
Evening star., 1944-06-17
The Sun and Moon.

Rises Sets
Sun, today Sal S:36
Sun, tomorrow- 5;42 S:36
Moon. today- 3:41 am. $50 p. m.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-haf hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches In the
Capital tcurrent month to date)
Evening star., 1944-06-17
102 Given Degrees
In Accountdncy by
Benjamin Franklin u

Degrees in accountancy we're pre-
sented to 102 men and women at the
annual commencement exercises of
Benjamin Franklin University last
night at the Mayf1ower.
All branches of the armed forces
were represented in the graduation
class. The valedictorian. Henry w.
Tenney, is Coast Guard war;
rant officer.
John T. Kennedy, president Of the
university, spoke on Prospects for
Postwar Prosperity" Degrees were
conferred by Dean Edwin c. Bos-
worth. Twenty-Five members of the
class, who are away in military
service. received their degrees in
absentia.
War Bonds Prizes.
Prizes of War Bonds for out
standing scholarship were presented
to Mr.. Tenney, Kenneth S. Davis,
Albert I. Fox. Earl A. Miller. Will
liam w. Phillips. James L. Pierce,
James A. Rosenberg, Edward J..
Doyle and Norair Hartunian. The
, highest ranking woman graduate,
Mary Rose Dunn, was given a gold
key by the Alpha Chapter of the
Sigma Phi Omega Sorority.
The graduates were:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03

blieben.
DaS 5entrale Musbebungsamt in
Waibington but nun neue 8orlfrif>
ten erlaile11> Die bel6leunigte 9lusbe=
bung bon Wdnnern i'm 9llter bon
tpeniger olS 26 Sabren gum @egen-
ltano boben, aber au6 oiesmol ltno
Vfanner, oie lanomirtlf)aftIide Mrbeit
oerrl6ten auSgenommen. sSeoeSmaI,
lpenn Die 8eboroe W1iene ma6te> n1ebr
iunge Wfanner bonn 2on6e in Die be-
Ipaffneten Streittrafte ein5ureiben,
bogelte es ProteterflGrungen ser 2eu-
te oes 9lgrarblodes i'm &ongreB, sic
iid auf Die beionoers groBen 8eoiirf.
niiie Der 2anotpirtidaft itiibten, menn
oieie bic in Gusii6t Itebenoen @eforo-
ernten bereinbrineen folle.
Ser 8e6arf an tpeiteren Mannern
fir Die Streitma6t Bis 5um /. ssuli
miro auf 100000 Mann be5ieffert.
Sierbou tonnen 100000 nur 6ann
obne Sentuns Der militdriiden 9n.
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ipriide an Oie t0rperIide 2ei1tunes.
fobIgfeit Ser 2eute bel6offt tper6en,
menn Sen 8ebr6nrtern erlauDt miro,
iunge Manner> oie bisber pegen if,
rer lonotpirtlfaftli6en ooer ion1tigen
IrbeltsleiItungen al5 unobt0mmli6
gelten, in entipre6eno gr0Bcrem llm-
fang mitberon5u5ieben.
X X X
Die 5lm groben Eeile antitatbolii6
geforbte Sagesprel1e tpGrnt INNER
nod oie olte 6obel ouf OoB 6ie 93e.
publit, pelde Bent 6ronco gegime
boronglng, cine bon Ser Wfebrbeit 6es
lponiI6en gOlfes unterltiibte Negie.
rllng getpeIen iei.
vEbe 8itneB" in Dubuque mod)t
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03

oorauf aufmertlam, ooB oieler 9ln.
ft6t ielbIt bon einem ser Setter ser
oamaligen Gepublif entgegengetreten
miro. S6reibt uGbe 8isneB"
"Mon miro it6 bier in Mmerifo
tpobl nod an Salpaoor Sc Wfooorio>
60, ben ebemaligen iponiiden sc.
lanoten in Sen Ser. 5taaten> erin,
nern, Der nodmolig @elanoter in
5ranfreid, lotuie permanenter 0ele-
got Ser geationenliga uno 8rofelIor
Der lponiiden Sprade auf Der Uni,
berlttut Srforo mar.
Senor Waoariago bat Ii6 mGb.
reno leines @ufentbaltes in unlerm
Sanoe, olS a116 iiberal, tpo er tGtie
mar, als Elm @elebrter uno @eididt.
I9reiber betp6brt. @ls Weitglieo Der
ipanii6en 6reimaurerei bat er ale
Die antitleritalen Borurteile zines Ia.
teinii6en u2iberalen".
Dieier Mann, Der einen Der bod.
(Jortiebune auf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03
WttttmDd), ben 3. Mai 1914

arbeitern auf Sic 5armen iebte elm,
nadoem Die Wuiterungsamter ange'
fangen batten, 3ur 8efrieoigung oes
immer fritii6er meroenoen militGri>
l6en 8eoarfs an Wfdnnern - ms
beion0erS an lolden unter 26 Sab-
rem - iogor So6arbeiter in nibt=
lanowirtidaftli6en 8etrieben fir oen
W}ilitaroienlt aus5ubeben. Nad Ben
lebten borliegenoen pebromtliden
8eridten tpur0en bon Sormorbeitern
$4,000 ,Ni6toGter unter 26 Sob-
rem" bon ser @in5iebung ausgenon1=
men, lDogegen bon rlnoerbeiroteten
Observation-Disclosures 9lrbeitern ser
gleiden Altersltufe 349,OOO bon Ser
@inberuf1ng gum 8ebr0ienIt betpabrt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03
unpolitii0e 3ettldmfte

briilteten, oaB iie unbermeioli6 5u Ell
ner itarfern uno 5ablrei6ern &olIe
beranpadien piiroen, ols Die oemo-
frotli6en 2anoer nit ibrer be ItQnoig
ftnfenoen @eburtsrate.
&anonenfutter fir oen &rieg 3u
er3ieben lit freilid nidt Ser 3med
Der 6omilie> 10 b0ngt 0o6 Sic io5ioIe
uno rationale StGrfe zines 2anoes
bon einem geilnoen ltno ltorfen
No6mudS ob. @roBe 9}ationen oes
AltertumS iin0 ourd Observation-Disclosures
untergegangen. 8eoer elm Snoibiou=
Inn no6 Elm Golf fam ungeltroft sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03

@elebe @ottes uno ser Notur bintan=
ieBen. Die @ege Ser 5iinoe 1ino I'M
tergang unb Sob.
X X
9lue In5ei6en ipreben oafiir, oaB
bereits Dor gnoe oes &rieges cine
itarfe ,3uriid CUR 5orm>8etpegung"
einieben miro. Son amtli6er 5eite
Ipuroe mitgeteilt, ooB i'm 2aufe Der
berfloilenen feds Monate mebr als
100000 Manner in tpebrpfli9tigem
alter @rbeitsplabe in Hii1tungsbetrie-
ben aufgeeeben baben, Inn 8ei91fti=
gungsgelegenbeiten in Ser 2onotpirt>
idaft gu il16en. Mebr als in irgeno-
pel6en tn6uitriellen 8etrteben iino
namli@ tpie 5ur @rtldrung oieier
Senoen5 Der uSlu6t outs 2ono" ber-
porgeboben tpuroe, Die in Der 2ano.
beidaftisten iuneen Mdn.
ner bor Der ausbebung 5um Rriees.
oienit geidiist.
Die abpanoerune bon Snoultrie-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03

ooer Eotalitarionisnus in irgenoei>
ner 5orm ft6 iiber gan5 europa un0
mogliderpeiie iiber 6ie gan3e @elt
berbreiten mag, miro bon bielen at.
berlaiiigen 8eobadtern geteilt. ,Wiro
europa nod 6em @elttrieg Dem
&ommuniSmus onbeimfallen?" fragt
0emaree 8eB in Ger ,,Saturpap gbe>
ming Boit'. Ser 8erfailer bot einge=
benoe 5tl1oien uno 8eoba6tungen &C.
modt iiber oie 3ultdnoe in ben bonn
&rieg erfaBten europGtIden 2Gnoern.
&ommuniitii6e Soeen fin6en eber
uno 1ei6ter @ntlang bel Sen unun=
terri6teten Maiien, ols benofroti16e
Soeen.
Die europGiI6e Geooll1tion i1t Elm
Heiultot bieler in eir3elnen 2Gn0ern
onftreten0er Goltsauflebnungen. Gin
groBer Seil @uropaS befinoet 1i6 ge=
genmartig in einen 8accum. &leinere
5taaten, bic borfrieglib cine monor-
d)lltli6e &egierltng beIaBen, tpie 8el>
glen, Sollono, Bortugal, bic S9pei5,
Danemarf, 56meoen uno georneqen,
1Deroen offenbar ibre oltgepobnte
Gegierungsform Decentralization bor3ie=
ben. Oie baltiI6en Staoten uno biele
Der 8alfanlanoer tperoen gum Sell 5u
SotpletruBlan0 binneigen uno bon
Der Sonietregierung beunipru6t tper>
ben. Sn Sranfrei6 1n6 n0gli6er-
tpeiie in Deuti6lono peroen 6ie bon
&ommuniiten geleiteten uno organi- |
lierten untergrun0mo1ien 0em &om=
munismuS in Die 9dn0e fallen, me-
nigItenS temporGr. 8ie sic ongel1 1G6> |
1tf6en Wea6te itd) 3u 6ieien It6 ent-
tptdelnoen 3uitan0en iebt uno no9
Dem &riege itellen tper6en, uno ob tie !
1ebt ooer ipater im1tanoe iein per-
ben, Die in BEN in &airo uno Eeberan |
5tpifden oen orei alliierten gfegierun=
gen nieoergelegten 8el ltinn1ungen |
our65nfitbren, fann man beute nidt |
poraus1agen go. 0iele @nttpidelun>
gen itellen un5peifelbaft cine Der
grobten S6nieriefeiten BEL ser @in=
fitbrung elmer neuen oouernoen @elt=
oronung oar.
X X *
Wabre1no oie @eburtenfontroue=8e> !
fitrworter NIT fanatii6er @e1ddftig=
felt ibr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5ur
9nr6fiibrung bringen, bliden Die
Spiben unierer &egterung uno oie
nnierer auiierten auf oen 5unebmen,
ben Wanneri6puno, Ser in unbeim-
lider 8eiie oie 9feiben unierer @ebr-
ma6t li6tet. go oer5tpeifelt lit bic
Sage, oab 8ater 5ablrei6er Rin6er
Der Bebrma6t eingereibt tuer6en
miiiien, troboem 6oour6 6as omerifa>
niide Setm gefdbr6et miro uno 6as
iugenoli6e 8erbredertum Die 3u>
tunft. Der gan5en io5tolen Sronung
ms Banfen bringt.
8or fur5en bat Oearf Guniban,
Elm berborragen6er Qrtifeli9reiber in
Der Netp Dorf Seral6-Sribune uno
IN anoern BldHern i,tn elmer gr6rte.
rl1ne oieies Rroblems ben Snbalt eli.
ner Sofioer RunSfunfreoe ertpdbnt,
IN Delder bic .Sapaner Fd oamit
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8u0apeit> l1ngarns &ouptItaot,
mo- i'm Sabre 1938> fur3 Dor oem
IuSbru6 0es &rieges ser lebte Gu
doriItii6e &ongreB abeebalten
tpuroe, lit nun au6 oas 3ieI oui=
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

across the ooean 70 beat Jap Zero to the
pun-a and knock him out of the air That means
0ra,,, ta.j s.tt r,4 and rcd tIoocei
t,' ~ ...
Have YOU gt wha, II takes 10 tly with the
AAF the greatest team IN the world2 II you
h,vr there may hr pair Of wing and an Army
p,l... wanting .ar,ll,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
wRtN YOU All AecEpTto
as Az AVIATION cAoIr..

After o bret conditioning
pcpud. you Will be given =
hve months course IN one
Of America 5 leading col
leges Then you will 60 on
toeight months Of full fight
training 70 win your wings
"a Horbsrdier, Navigator
a. Pilot FOR complete de
tails. see your nearest
Aviation Cadet Examining
Board. the commanding
officer ofthe College Train
ing detachment neaEes,
yoH or vCu local Civil
Air Patrol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
MEN OF ".

49, Goto your nearest
Ny Aviation & adet
Examining Board
and see II you can
qualify for the Air Corps
Enlisted Reserve. If you
qualify, you will be called
for Aviation Cadet train
ing when you are 10 or
over Meanwhile inquire
bout local Civil Air Pa
troll Cadet training and
recommended pre.svistion
courses OF the AIT Service
Division Of The II s VIC
cory Corps
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Stocks Open
Firm, Steady

NEW YORK, July 3 (UP)-
Sotcks developed firmness in open
ing dealings today. Cotton started
with gains of IL TO IS points.
Listed bonds were steady. $685.
Opening blocks were frequent,
ranging to 1900 in Common
wealth and Southern al q. I'M
changed. Meating packing issues
were in demand. Wilson & Co.
opened at 1000 shares at II, fol-
lowed by 1900 at the same price.
Armour & Co. opened on $500 at
6a,, unchanged.
Steels moved up 10 around new
highs for the year. Bethlehem
equalled its previous top at 631s
on a small rise Republic was I'M
changed at 20 and equal TO its
high.
Fractional advances were noted
for such stocks as American Car
and Foundry, Park & Tilford, Inc,
Houston Oil Santa Fe. Sears Roe
buck, Lockheed. ReyoldS Tobacco
B, Debster Eisnlohr, which made
new high. American Telephone,
which equaled its high, and Inter-
natioal Nickel.
--Mheu hid Nou Last Huy n BOnds-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Form Five
NeWFirlnS

/ LANSING. July 3 (UP)-Thc
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission today had an
nounced incorporation of the fol-
lowing new Detroit firms:
Birwel Corp, S699 w. Chicago;
Alfred w. Birney and William A.
Dwell, Detroit, incorporators
manufacturing precision machin-
ing, tools, dies, fixtures; $4,000
common stock.
Broderick Corp, 154 Bas1ey, d.
+. Broderick. A. w. Roehm, and
A. r. Jurisch. Detroit incorpora-
tors; general agency; $1,000 COM
mon.
Fuller Investment Co, 3459
Grand River; Tobias Fuller. Ar
mold Fuller. and David Fuller,
Detroit, ineorporators; real eS-
tate; S150,000 common.
Savage and Co. 1862 Penobscot
Bldg; Robert J. Newman, Ala
Vineberg, and Hertha Niskanen.
Detroit. incorporators; merchan-
disc; $4,000 preferred and $1,000
common.
United Parcel Service Of De-
troit, Inc. Dime Bldg: Theodore
Sirene. George B. Mullin. and Nj.
A. Calcaterra. Detroit; parcel de-
livery: 100000 common.
m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03

FRulTs-Cherrles. early Richmond, NJ
I -" 90 A.qi crate sweet ST. c
70. Strawberries. No. 2 grade, IS 2i-qt
crate Raspherries. red, No. !, $40 2f-qt
crate black, No. I, So 2i-qt. crate
Currants. red 70 l6-qt. crate.
greens, No. !. 7jcael bu. Collsrds. 75cH
81 hu. Kalss. sia11 bu. Kohlrobl Use
~ doz bchs sorrell. Si.75n2 bu spin
ach No. ], Si.5s ls-lb. bu. Swiss ohard
zoe ~ 81 bu Turnlp greens. No. l. 81 25f
$50 bu Mustard greens. No. 81 251l so
bu.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS En-.
dive. 81 5oN - hu Escarole. fancy. 81 80
hu: No l. slU125 Leaf lettuce. 4O1
SOC io.lb basket. Head lettuce. SIC ~
Parsley. curly. 81 i.25 dor. bchs. Ro-
VEGETABLES (Miscellaneous)-- Aspar-
agus. fancy. Sl.75 don bchs. No. I.
81 25I $50 Beans. green. S2a275 2s-lb
tu+ WAY So 2 IS 2s-ih bu Beets. son Use
don hchs Broccoli, No SO y bu Cab.
Dage. fancy soc t0lb bu; No I so = 75c
Carrots. punched 75c doz bchs caun-
flower. 81 doz Celery, fancy. 81 251 30
dor ochs No i.eOcHS 81. Cucumhers
ho'house. S325 Y bu Dill. 81 doz, bchs
Green onions. fancy. 81 don bchs No ],
60 soc Parsley root. 25 do1 hchs
/, 81 80 ~ 2 - 100 his Radishes. red. No
I Nffi 80 doz bchs long white. fancy
81 p dor bchs. No I. 15cTSi Rhuharh,
outdoor. Ok 75c dor bchs Squash Italian
81 2 80 peek basket. summer 81 zoe ,
p bu Tomatoes hothouse fancy S5lf-
~ basket Nj A-sn,-TsFRtF-- No
( sUc 81 Is dor bchs
ESGs-Lsree. SHOP 3o-do1 case
medium. VOH 10 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Racket Bustinq Stirred Peoples IMAGINATION

Apart from partisan considerations interesting seek TO
understand what made Dewey click Certainly his fearless chaeng
racetS stirred the imagination of millions plain Americans
Ills demonstration of competence while still young man also
friends and influenced people.
Likewise. prolonged peSSimiSc
theory which aonazed the temporary Embellishments the
preston liked Dewey apostle of hope His attempt
renterpet the American constitutional progressive
Of life instead of oumoded and buggy also
eced ingredients his wide public Others
interested middle
boy, succeeded in New York.
VIM lose draw in the coming Dewey will have made
his mark AZ think he has melowed the
has ceased to be series of uninterrupted His
defeat by Gov Herbert H. Lehman the first opposed him.
and his failure to achieve the nomination 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Red Cross Helps Trace
Relatives in Europe

War Problem Clinic
/ have an uncle who was living
in Poland when the war broke
out.
i there any way ! can find out
if he is still alive and. if so, his
whereabouts?
MRS. c. s.
Dear Mrs. {. -:
See the American Red Cross.
1858 r. jefferson. That agency
Is equipped to make inquiries
concerning relatives In Occupied
Europe.
=. JUDGE JAMES r. CHENOT,
Wayne County Circuit Court.
---snldler. BUY War Hnnds Inn=
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Budd Mfg. Hints
New RefundinQ

NEW YORK, July edward
G.. Budd Mfg. Co, according TO
reports, is exploring the POSSIBLE
ity of refnancing its outstanding
five-year loans. The move, it is
understood, is aimed at achieving
more favorable provisions than
are contained in the present loan.
OF the S11, 100000 obtained in
March, 1913 from a group of
banks and insurance companies in
participation with the Recon-
struction Finance Corp. $780,
900 became due last March / and
was repaid. The remainder. of
Sl0400,000, is due March l. 194S.
The present setup carried a
provision for sinking fund pay
ments of S1,500,000 in each year,
beginning March /, 1914. In addi-
ton, there is a contingent earn
ings clause which provides that
a certain percentage of the earn
ings be paid against the principal.
-inyest In Invasion: Buy n BOnd--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
What New
In Business
Sorensen's Contract
Has UnusuaI Features
BY WARD SCHULTZ

~ Shortly after this writer first
reported that Charles +. Soren-
sen was going with Willys-OVer-
land, including the fact that the
contract would include a noni-
nal salary and lucrative stock
option, ! ran into Mr.. Sorensen
in the Esquire Room Of the
Book Cadillac. There was some
good natured ribblng and he
wanted TO know where l ever
got the idea there was a fat
option involved.
Well, the option part has been
confirmed but had no idea IL
was as lucrative as IL turned out
10 be. AS announced Saturday
il was for 100000 shares AT So
a share. The stock is now sell
ing around SIS.
Also interesting 10 me was the
agreement whereby If Mr.. Sor-
enSen should die. his salary
would continue TO be paid to his
personal representatives-Sl,00 900
a week-for the duration of his
l0-year contract. He has agreed
TO sign applications and has sub
mitted 10 physical examinations
for insurance. which would seem
10 indicate that he's fully re-
covered from any illness he
might have had a year or so
back.
Ii is significant. too, that I'M
der the agreement Sorensen is
TO develop executives 10 be
approved by the directors and is
not 10 act as an officer or direc-
tor Of any other corporation en-
gagged in the manufacture or
selling OF automobiles except
with the consent of the com
pany."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Retailers
List Drop

In the final week Of June in the
Detroit area. retail trade was in
fiuenced by high temperatures,
and the close approach of the nor
mally dull midsummer season,
while the bond drive may also
have affected volume, Dun and
BradStreet reports.
Returns without exception indi-
Gated a decline in sales from the
proceeding week and practically
all lines fell behind the same week
of last year. when results were
unusually good because of much
better weather ana other favor
able factors.
Department stores failed TO at
tain the level. OF last year. the
most adverse report indicating a
drop of 20 per cent.
Speciality shops had better re-
turns than department stores, and
declines from the past week and
1913 ranged from 5 TO 10 per cent.
SpoItswear and vacation equip
ment continued to move in good
volume despite travel difficulties.
Results in mems apparel stores
were about equal to the speciality
shops. with scarcity of some items
of higher-priced merchandise an
important factor in restricting
volume.
Considering the shortage Of
wanted goods such as linens,
wholesalers of textiles did well.
-IaNe-t Invasion: Buy Bond----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Auto
Graphs
Next Auto Meeting
May Produce Results
BY sILER FREEMAN

The automotive division Of
the War Production Board is a
busy place these days. The inn
pending meeting with the auto
mobile manufacturers in Wash
ington is expected to be a very
important one, in light of new
developments and the modified
plan of Donald Nj. Nelson, re-
leasing materials for one expert
mental model.
There will be many questions
raised at the July meeting. This
meeting should chart a definite
course, lay down a few principles
OF procedure in the future and
set everything but the date
when production can be re-
sumed.
The date for the meeting to-
day was changed from July 10
to July IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
Use 1000, 900 Figure

1t is pretty definite that the
2,000.000-car figure will be
adopted for the industry. How
this should be divided. however.
will be a big topic for discus
sion. Unlike the setup for taper
ing off production at the start
of the war, the larger manufac-
turers oppose giving the smaller
ones a bigger slice proportion
ately so that the little fellows"
can enjoy a good "break-even"
figure.
The larger companies want
the percentages on historical
basis for the sake OF the deal
ers. The sacrifices they made
during the conversion period
they feel should not be forced
on them now. During the con-
version period not all had suf-
ficient war orders.