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Evening star., 1944-02-04
Brokers' Looms Goin
$34, 900 in Week

Hy the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported today that loans to brokers
and dealers on securities held by
member banks in New York CITY
totaled $l,299, 100000 Wednesday
an increase. of $4,000 900 from a
week ago and an increase of $782 =
600 900 from a year ago.
Evening star., 1944-02-04
First Engines Leove
Kansas City Plant
By the Associated Press.

b1 tHe AssocIated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 4-The first
Pratt & Whitney aircraft engines
have been completed by the Kansas
City plant, it was announced YES
terday by Comdr. c. E. Smith, who
said the factory was the Nays
most important in the production
OF such engines.
With the problem Of tools and
materials solved, the MANAGEMENT
said its greatest difficulty now was
IN building up its stafY of workers.
Evening star., 1944-02-04
Wholesale Commodity
Index Up Slightly
BY the Associated Press.

D' Vfe hSsOCIAted Press.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics
wholesale price index rose OIL per
cent last week to 1881 per cent of
the 1926 average. Higher prices for
livestock, fruits and vegetables were
largely responsible for last weeks
increase.
The index was 13 per cent above
the level of the corresponding week
OF last year, 207 per cent above the
corresponding week of 1897 and rs
per cent above the average for Jan
uary, 1929.
Evening star., 1944-02-04
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Feb. 4 R).-Divergent trends
rye dlsplacing easiness, oats exhibiting
strength and. wheat holding steady. Rye
was down about . cent At one time on
recovered some Of its loss. Local Arms
received reports of large sales OF Canadian
Trmn.sa in oats Vas bssed IN the benef
present ceilings on the grain will be main
tanned, rather than reduced. under the
to be announced tomorrow. Modern Miller
a trade publication, said winter wheat un-
auestionAbly was In . much better situa-
good rains were needed In the spring.
At the close wheat was UNCHANGED to
"A lower: May. 1.70A-A: oats were ur'
"a: Bay, SOIa; rye was down Sal cent;
May, 1.29aS-h. and barley was " lower:
Evening star., 1944-02-04
N. 7. Bond Market
Furnished b the Associated Press.l
-. SELECTED LIST OF BONDS


'lIcCsL IS o3 A.. IS
lICCSL 4hs So 61h
lint q N 6s 81 1914
i Int ON1st6s62 52A
i Int ON IS 66 B. ~h
Int Hy Il 6s A 80
lint Pap Is AZ ~ los
Int RCA 61as A. 1oz
lint Tat Ans SO 90
Int T&T 6s 55 62A
Jam Fac As 50 71M
K c Ft Sc As 80 0oiA
il K C Sou IS 80 7@N
LSGMS 31as 81 05h
,IL&NE As 65 A 1o1
,lLeh v H T IS 81 81
|. l. v N Y 4Ias 80 TN
LV IS 2003 st r. 0N
IlLeh v As 2003 303A
LEX & Er IS 65 123A
,lLig q MY 5s 81 121M
,lLou Il Ark IS 80 o7A
.lL&N 3As 20O3 o7A
JL&N 31as so A 1854
mich c G As SO 1oAM
lM5PSSM IS 46 6N
/ lMsPSSMc4s 3& 3
MKT 5s 81 r. 6oA
mkt 4hs 7S 61A
mkt list 4s90 62M
mo p 5 " s 40 1oM
,lMo P IS 77F 62A
Mo P gen As rs 25A
lMoh IL M As 9l- ~A
Nor g. E IS 55 -
Nor g. e 4hs 56 4oA
,jMorGE3 kas2000 56N
l NONE 4 n S SO d. 97h
!, NO Term As So 99A
\ NOTM 5as 81 -
] NYC RI IS 2030 69h
iINYC 4hs2O13A 62A
i lNYC en- As 80 66
] NYC CIV 3As 81 81
NYChSL 4 has7S 1914
! my Dock As 81 6olA
NY Law 41as73 02h
iNYNHH 6s 4S S4h
! NYNHH 4H2s 81 53h
NYNHH As 55-- 80
lNYNHH As 81 2SH
llNYOW RI As 90 1lA
INYWB 4Has 46- 25H
Nor p 6s 2047 06iA
Nor r IS 2047C. 76h
Nor p 41zs 2047 66ih
i Nor P 3s 20<7- 6o,A
Pen RR 4asd70 1904
! llPen RR 3As 70 1904
Peoria g. e A. go 62h
] Pere Marc IS Sc 97h
1Pere M 4 Us 80 67N
Phila Co 4As 6l1o7M
j Ph r C I 6s 40 2oH
Prov Secu As 81 24lA
\ Redg 41as 81 A. 1914
j Rio CIR w As 40 40iA
'lStLSF IS 80 B = @1h
] StLSF AVS 78-. 33
StLSF As 80 A %
} StLSW RI IS 90 45
J lIStPKCSL4ias41 35h
Sea AL c Is 46 30lh
] Sea AL As so st 56h
Sea AL IF As So 2oM
, SO Pac 4k2s 81 -
$50 Pac # As 90 95h
aIEo pae cit lxAQ Q7Sh
y lSoPac41asOr77 1854
Sou Rycn s. "a 1904
T 4, P IS II B 0%h
Third Ave IS 90 35
ilUn Pc lst As AZ 1o7h
iva Ry 394s 66--1loN
} Wabash 4As 81 81
! llWabash As II 1o3N
invest Sh As 2361 63A
w Md 8 bs77 Alol
llWest Md Is 81 9@iA
West Un 4Ias 50lo2ih
Wis Cent As 40 66A
llYouneST3Ls6O lO2ih
Evening star., 1944-02-04
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Feb. 4 P-Favorable war
news from the Russian front, easier spot
basis in the Memphis area and further
liquidation on technical reasons kept cot
day.
Hedge. selling was moderate. but trade
price flxing and mill buying lacked its re-
cent aggressiveness
Late afternoon values were Is to IS
cents a bale lower; March, 2O.33: May,
1928; July, 1856
Evening star., 1944-02-04

THEASUEY. 2:d
2hs 66-63 - 100
FOREIGN. 30
Arg Ans IL e23
Australia 6s b5- 93A
Brazil rs Al 523
Brax 8las27-57. 50
Buen A 4Hs IT, ~
Col IS 20 AL
Mex4s(1O) 45asd 143
Minas g 61as So 33
Rio de J 6 " $50 u
Sac p st Is So 3@3
Sac P st rs 40 56l
DOMESTIC. go
Ala Pw 8 hs72 1o7i
Alleg IS 40 9ol
Alleg inc Is 80 80
Allis Chal As 81 10@S
Am&FP IS 203C 90
Am TIT 3Hs61 lo0i
Am T&T 3S 81 1l5s
Atl d Bir Is 33 5@l
ACL cit 4s b2 o2l
B&O LIST m 48-- 05l
B&O 05 A. ~
B&O 95 c ---- SIS
B&O cv Co.,. 81
BIO As a. 62l
BOO T C Is 80 67l
Bell Pa IS 60C 120
Bos NYAL As So A6l
Brk UG IS 81 B 1o61
B c r g. N 6s "a IS
Bush T B rs 80 o7l
Cal Fl P 3las 80 1o2
Can N 5s so Oct l163
Can Pac IS 54 lo@3
Can P As perp ool
Cen q en- IS As 49,
Cen Ga IS SO C 13z
Cen g LIST 5s 45 0ih
Cen Pac 5s so 84I
Cen P lst As 40 lo1l
c RR N J 5s 81 35
Chi g. Alt 3s 40 263
CB&Q IS II A. 9el
CB6Q Ans IT.. %
CB&Q G A So 1O2I
C d z ! inc Of. 50
cow Ans 2O38 53l
CGW As SO - 05l
CI&L # As Al 5ll
CMSPP 6s rs 81
CMSPP 6S 1000 1A1
CMSP Ans SO C 90
CMSP 3 hs SO B ~
C&NW 4As 81 72l
C&NW Ans 40 Isl
CNW 4las2037C 55
C&NW As 81 7o1
GRIP Ahs 81 A. AZ
GRIP 4s SS ~
GRIP RI As "a @21
CTHSE in Is 90 72I
Ch&W I 4As 81 1851
Childs 5s 81 SIS
CCCSL 4hs II 64l
|CCCSLCWN4s91 59l
CT q T B hs 72- 81
CT U T IS 70 oos
CT U T 4 hs77 05l
Con Ry As 55Ja ~
Cuba RR 5s 81 61l
Del d Rud As 60 06
ID&RG As 60 ~.
Det Ed IS 70 los
Z p & s w IS 65 Ga
Erie Ans 20lb- 90.
Erie As 06 lob
Fla Z c 5s IL As
ct Nor 6hs 81 112I
ct Nor IS 73- loo,
ct No 4hs 76D 1o4
ct Nor A. 46 @ lo27
GM&O inc2015- IA
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II d M T IS 81. SO
III Bell 2s4s 81 1o1i
&c 3hs52- 63y
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&c 4As So SSi
Evening star., 1944-02-04

Rates Of dividends In the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
less otherwise noted special or extra div
idends are not included. Also extra or
extras; d Cash O. stoek: 2 PAID last year
far this year h Payable In Canadian funds.
K Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. wv With warrants. ~ without
varrAnfR
Evening star., 1944-02-04
7. Curb Market
Furnished by the Associated PressD
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PEVIOUS DAY

PEVIOUS DAY
ZOO Jacobs Co So
"a KgCL pfB 5.6Og 61iA
/oN Knott Corp .60g ga
z6h Lake Sh h.8O- l3ss
1~ Lane-Wells / 11ib
So Lone Star G.60g 9ib
xoN Long Isl L pf B 81
- LouisL&Exp 40 ga
e5nILynch Corp a 77iA
AANMesabi Iron 1s
SA MidSP A vtc.51e ga
~ Mid Sta p b Ia
"a Mid Wst Cp hag- lo,4
= Nidvale Steel 2 as
S9NIMinN&M 1.40g- 5AH
l stMock ~ 1Ag-- IS |
Monarch n T 8 l6iA
zValAont Ward At 1914 |
ohlAur o Mfg 1.20 15i1 |
NNAchman 1s4R- Is
AS~ Natl ? Gas L. liza
g Nelson (H) olA
q Nept Net A Ag- IA
AZ N Z Pw Assoc ~
~ NEPA 6< pf TX. 55H
LA lNevE TAT 5a.s JOG
New Hav Clock eh
o3AiN J Zinc Lae 56
zzN IN Y C ON war ga
tNias Hud Pw--. 23k
1oN Mag II Pw ] pr ~
S~lNileS-Bem-P 2 llA
|Noma Elec .25s 54
AZ IN A L&P pf '1o4A
DtNortheast Air L "a
4xA Nor st PVT A 0iA
w OhBrass 1.60s- 1874
z!h lOhio Ed pf 8 1l14S
9Ni Okla Mt @ lao AM
- Okla N G pf d @A
o9A 10 NC cvpf $50 1loA
= Pac Can L. l "a
l! Pac G 6pf 1.50- 36
~ Pac Ltng pf s. 1o7A
9IhtPantepec 8
11h Z PakrsbgRARAe 1eA
1W PENN Tel 2 35h
/HslPennroad I4R ST
- Penn PdELpf =. 100
~ Penn w&P 4 65Iz
~ Phoenix Secur 23h
~ Pitts Metal li4g 11B
x9s1 Pitts Pl Gl AZ o6A
20 Polaris Mng 2h
IVA Prosperity B DA
<on PS Pal 8 pf s. 97h
3AlQuaker o pf 6 l53lA
oh Raytheon Mfg 20
z1 Red Bank Oil IL
A0h Rich Rad .20g- )
- Root Petroleum 5h
3AhlSt Regis Paper AA
35A Salt Dome OIL 6N
%2hlSamson Utd 2h
ga lSchulte Inc 2A
era Schultz pf 5g- 5oaA
04lScoviIl Mfg R. 7sA
3@lhISeEal Lock - 1
BlSonotone 20 az
IS Is Penn O 1.60a- Ah
1914 ISou c E pf 1.6O- @1h
3AlSpalding AG- 81
161h std Oil KY / I'm
81 Std Oil o pf 111M
1AH Stand Products 8
81 Sterl Brew 1zg 81
3ll4ITampa Elec .40e 2Ah4
lolA Technicolor zE 13h
31A Trans-Lux.10g ia
IA Transv OIL lag 1874
h Tung-Sol cog 81
ASA Udylite C cog 3h
~IUnexcel Nf.50 "
9%I %IUtd CT VIII st IN
2oH UtgCgWSpf1 AK o5
o4S Utd 1t Il p pf SH
11AIUn Sh M 2.5Oa 71h
11h US&1nSec pf 5s o1A
- Us Foil b .30g s
80 Utd Wall p log 2"
8 Univ Cool B z
$50 Utility Eauit liz
ohlVenezuela Pet 03A
2osbI Virg Pub Svc pf 122h
17A Wagn B vic 24g 8
PAW Va C&C L,p 6
Evening star., 1944-02-04

Air Access
Alum Ltd hSa
Alum Co Am lg-
Alum Am pf 8 }
Am Cyan B 80
Am G & z l.60a
Am 1t g. T 1.20-
Amp ot&Ch1 hg
! lam Repub AZ
lark Nat Gas A
Ark N @ pf .30k.
| Aro Equip Ae--
| Art Net w .60a-
| lAtl est L 3 hg--
| Atlas Ply go
| IAvery&8ons hg
Bah &Wli l 1ag-.
Baldwin W.
BaSicRefrac 40.
Bliss (EW) L.
Bohack H C
Bohack l pf Tx
Breeze /. .60g
Brewster Aero
Bridgeport OIL
Brill A -------
Brill pf
Brwn P Dist
Brown Rub -,
Buff N e. Z P pf
Buff N&EP 5pf
BunkHill&S 1se
iCANa pAT. NJ a
iCArrier
ICentP&L pf =.
IChesebro IA
tChilds pf
lCities Service
icities Serv pf--.
ICities 8 pf BIB
1City Auto s go
1Clinch Coal L.
Colonial Air -
ICol GEE pf s.
ICom Pb s 100.
ICompoSMvtc.60
icons G B 80
lCGBal pfB 4.6O J
Cons Stl Cp Ae
IContR&Stl 1hG
tCosden Pet
lCosd Pet pf Ag-
lCreole Pet hg
ICub Att sug L.
DARBY Pet l hg-
dennis A .3OG--
Derby Oil
lDe vilbiss he
De Vilbiss pf 20
IDomesInd A he
EstG&F6pf AK
East States pf B
EastSsA pf 334g
II Bd Il Share
81 B&S pf 5 -
Emers'n FL hg
EqitCp S3pf ak
F. child C & I lg
FansteelMet Ag
! FordMCanA hi =
Frank c Dis hs-
! Gen Firep l AE
IGen o A pf g
tGien Aid C 100
IGorham Inc pf
IGorh Mfg b
IGray Mfg 49,
lot Nor Pap 1.60
Hartford r vic
Harvard B cog
Hazeltine 2Ag-
Hecla Min A4e
Heller WE .40a
| Heyden Ch .60g
Hollineer hes
Upgrade Ed 1g-
Imp o re- h.50
Ind Serv 6 pf
Ind Serv T pf
Init Hyro 81 pf-
Intl Indus
IntM&Chem VT
Intl Utilities A
| IrOnFire ytc1C0
Evening star., 1944-02-04

|dends are not included xEx dividend.
or stock: eDeclared or paid % far this
year Payable in stock Paid last year
Payable in Canadian funds. Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year
Evening star., 1944-02-04
Washington Exehonee

Mersenthaler Linotype-1O at 49K. 10 at
49H, B at 49K
Washington Gas IS pfd.-1O At 1O7.
Evening star., 1944-02-04

1900 Am 1o2 $50 1900 Noon AL 96c
100 ON 374 $50 200 pm ~ 36e
tunit Of trading. 10 shares; sales printed
in full. In bankruptcy or receivership o.
or securities assumed By such companies.
Rates Of Dividends IA ths foregoing tahll
are actual Disbursement. base6 On hst
less otherwise noted, special or extra divi-
Evening star., 1944-02-04

May - 1.22A 1.22h 1.21N 1.22h
Chicago Cash Market.
Wheat, none Corn, sample grade vel
low. 80. Barley, mailing, 1851 44A.
nominal: feed, 49, .22h, nominal. Field
seed. per 100 pounds, Timothy. 5.75-6.00
nominal: red top, 14.OO-1500. nominal;
red clover. 81. so, nominal; sweet clover,
10 so, nominal
Evening star., 1944-02-04
Chicago Livestock

'Ex dividend. tPlus extras e2ro extra
$500 extra. k 10c extra. p Paid IN
1943. $1,000 extra
Evening star., 1944-02-04
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Feb. 4 dPp.-Dvidends de.
clared. VIZ
Accumulated.
Evening star., 1944-02-04
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. Feb. 4 1P,.-NationaI As
soclation Securities Dealers. Inc:
Evening star., 1944-10-01

Overwhelming German manpOwer
for new war 20 years hence:
That's the Nazi aim - and we
must act quickly to foil it -.
ERMANY has virtually won war, even
II while losing one She pamed it bio
political war 1t might be called the war for
cannon fodder for World War III.
Americans have been shocked at the meth
DDS Germany has used to tight this other
war - the starving of children in the occu-
pied countries, the killing and enslavement
of civilians, the breakdown of morality within
Germany itself. But these things we're not
mere acts of senseless barbarity. They were
parts of deliberate plan that had been
computed to the last figure And because it
was plan looking to still another world Wal.
Americas stake in it is tremendous.
This other war has had two objectives:
l. To increase the population of Germany
by forcing healthy Germans to have more
children. legitimate or illegitimate.
Z. To decrease and weaken the future
population of other European countries by
starving their children, by separating mil
lions of potential fathers from their women
folk by sterilization, by oppressive laws, and
by downright mass slaughter
Either Way - They Win
IT WAS a double -barreled scheme: If Ger
many won the military war, she could be
sure of lasting domination over the rest of
Europe; if she lost, she would have head
start on manpower for the next try.
In the last year or 80. as the Germans saw
that they could not win the military war. they
have pushed this bio-political war with in
creased fanaticism. As matters stand today,
they have won it. Even i'm defeat. Germany
stands to grow stronger in manPOwer
with each passing year.
Perhaps we can yet cancel out this victory.
But to do So we must understand it.
Those of us who have kept tabs on German
designs were aware of this campaign even
before shot was fired in the war. The first
mild hint came in 1888, when Rudolph Hess
charged one Herr Doktor Walter Gross with
the task of "co-ordinating and supervising
education and propaganda in the field of
population and racial policy" The next year,
an Office of Racial Policy was formed under
the Herr Doktor's direction. This became the
Evening star., 1944-10-01

BEFORE the start of World War III, we
had heard of the houting of morality in
Germany, with official Nazi encourage
ment. When the war came, ''Das Schwarze
korps," Heinrich Himmler's weekly, de-
nounced those cautious people who do not
realize that we shall need strong WehrmaeM
in twenty years" Himmler himself, in a
message to German womanheod," preached
this outrageous gospel: For pure-blooded
girls there is war duty beyond marriage:
to become mothers by soldiers leaving for
the front" And 'Das Schwarze korps" ar
gued badly: "A German woman should never
say no to German soldier, even if he is not
her husband, fance, or even acquaintance"
The government even took steps to arrange
TW-10-i-h
Evening star., 1944-05-14

WHEN war struck, these companies threw
Is years of accumulated experience, facilities
and good working morale into the job.
From our laboratories came processes used
throughout the industry for 100 octane, syn.
thetic rubber synthetic toluol for TINT.
From our refneries comes record flow of
Evening star., 1944-05-14

critical petroleum products to supply the in.
vasion forces.
From our employees has come keen devo.
ton to the job in hand. There has not been
single strike since long before Pearl Harboy.
Their absentee record is among the lowest.
6,222 of them have gone into the fighting forces.
7,S42 at home are backing them up.
Evening star., 1944-05-14

TANKERs WITH THE FLEET must be fast and sturdy Working with
the Navy we built the first such special tankers long before
Pearl Harbor Turned to the Navy they became the
basis of the wartime tanker fleet Remember this: Baesps
take aboard enough oil to heat your home for years.
Evening star., 1944-05-14

ALMOST ANY PLACE IN THE WORLD At 200 ports provide
fuelns facilities for the warhps and the merchant ships of
the United Nations Built the last 20 years. these ac
eswere service supply when began
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
suys LES B ROW N

Whatever Die1in+ is- certainly makes FRANKS
New Shas ckrecm the smot1Ct' fastest Aha, ng prep,
araton have ever used. Not only saves fine aud
mouev-but leaves my skin soft and refreshed, says
Les Brown, orchestra leader,
sDtrrin, Mr.. Brown, is registered trade name
for Din dricpolyehoyy Ester Complex of Chichester
oatcd Octodecanoc Acid, and Dicrin Is found only
in Krank Shave Krccm! 1t dissolves almost instantly
in the suface oil tho beard hair. socns the beard
in hurry, and makes shaving surprisingly fast, easy,
and smooth. Get yourself jar Of krank New Brush
less kreem today at the nearest drug counter. Full
pound-6Oe; hslf.pound 35t; travel szc-25e. Your
dealer will give your money back without question If
you are not delighted after Z days trial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
special 10 THE DETROIT ffMfs

LOS ANG ELES, Feb. L
Official praise for the Hearst
newspapers which sponsored the
William Randolph Hearst Ameri-
can history award and for high
school student who won prizes
was expressed today by the city
of Los Angeles.
Introduced by Councilman G..
Vernon Bennett. a resolution of
augmentation was adopted unanl-
vlously by the city council. The
resolution states:
whereas. hundreds of high
school students of Los Angeles
and neighboring cities partici-
Dated i'm the nationwide award,
.ponsored by the Los Angeles
hammer and other Hearst
'ewspapers under the William
andolph Hearst American his
)ry award, which included
riting an essay on the Bill Of
lights;
Whereas. Los Angeles and
suburban schools may we'll be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Hearst Papers Praised
For History Award

proud that several of their
students won high place.
notably Don Hughes of Alham-
bra High school; Alfred =.
Harrison senior in Los An
geles High, and Lynn Patrick
HartZler of InglewoOd High.
who won third, twentieth and
29th national awards respec-
lively; now, therefore be IL
Resolved, that the city cOun-
ell go on record a. commencing
the Hearst newspapers for their
stimulation Of Interest in Ameri-
can history and ideals which
interest can not help hut he re-
feCted in better understanding
Of and participation in local
city government"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Huge Air Boat
Promised in "a
Times Photo

NEW YORK, Feb. ms
ShipbuiIder Henry J. Kaiser an
nounced today tn at Howard
Hughes. 'round-the-world flser
and his associate in the prOduc-
ton Of huge piywood flying boats,
has offered =ta=fsei-t SS.1t44te7 ffttfft=t9
guarantee that the cargo carriers
would be flying this year,
The WPB. concerned over de-
Laws in construction of three
kaisersHughes experimental fly
ing cargo boats, is considering
whether 10 continue or cancel the
contract.
Kaiser said Hughes also stands
ready 70 reimburse the govern
mentS"eVcfy peiIay'' J; IS spend
ing on the experiment If our
plane crashes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Lost Pilots Wish
Comes True"--A Boy

II e=aieties wiil,-theeess-a
message TO be delivered some
where out in the vast reaches Of
the war torn Pacific today TO the
lost pilot of a Liberator bomber.
It's from his wife and first born
back here in Detroit and the
message
your wish has been granted;
It's a boy"
Last week. as she awaited the
happy event, Mrs, agrees van
Wormer of 1909 Pilgrim. received
the notice from the war depart
ment that her army lieutenant
husband, Howard, a former city
fireman was missing in action
His plane had failed 10 return
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Bay State Asked
For Vets Bonus

BOSTON, Feb. IA state
bonus of $500 for honorably' dis
charged veterans of this war
and payments of S25 a week, for
not more than 10 weeks, to
veterans who are jobless upon
being discharged. was asked BY
the Boston City Council today IN
resolutions addressed to Sou
Leverett Salroust all Of Massa-
cl1uSetts.}
The governor was asked TO call
a special session of the Legls-
lature TO enact measures necessary
for such disbursements
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Points Boost Fat Collection

WASHINGTON, Feb. ! ms
The OPA announced today that
the plan Of giving housewives two
meat ration points for each pound
Of waste kitchen fats they turn
in has more than doubled weekly
fats collections.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01

There was a definite aura of
familiarity aBe5fF Chris Denny, 50,
of Skid Manor As he steea efaVeiy
Strokang his stubble before Judge
ellis in recorders court.
This is an unhappy, morbid
mistak Denny safA-- II
haven't touched alcohol in three
months"
That" sighed Judge ellis,
lis because Anu-IuS gnt-eHt Of
the House Of Correction yesteF-
day after serving 80 days. SO
far a. l know, they don't have
bar, tirre'' "s
IF the police had given me
chance" said Denny Il would
have become an anonymous
alcoholic 49, or whatever the
name of II is"
Asked 10 explain his record OF
LOG arrests for being drunk
Denny said modeStly that he die
not know ~ was a record.
Tell me" The court asked,
"Why YOU are wearing that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Times Photo

from -4z55ffifttt t in the Marshall
Islands
In his last letter, written on
Christmas, 1t. Van Wormer. had
expressed the hope the baby
would be a boy At that time.
too, he sent three little teddy
beaES=fef@ the=bsby. Two days
later, the big bomber failed to re-
turn from its mission.
The baby Thomas Howard, was
horn yesterday at Henry Ford
Hospital. He weigh d eight
pounds
Buy War Savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesmaB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
IO6fh Arrest Mistake.
Tipping Champ Ayers

service pin with three stars :
You are not a family man"
Denny drew himself together
These stars" he said, ARE
for my uncles. They fought in
the Civil War"
sentence suspended" Judge
G,TflTg UYO3ned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Films Harry Ritz Is Sued

HOLLYWOOD Feb. ] GNS)-
Movie funnyman Harry Ritz was
sued for divorce today by Mrs
Betty Mac Ritz, who asked FOR A
share Of community property
valued at 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
CHICAGO Woman Is LIZ.

CHICAGO. Feb l INS) Mrs
Sarah Jane Swanson is ll3 years
old. TODAY.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-31
y - y y - y
OBITUARY
Former Potter Killed In
Action In South Poetic

Sebring, Ohio.-Marine Pfc. Ray A.
Griffith, 20, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
r. Griffith of Salem, who was formerly
employed as potter in Sebring, was
killed in action while serving in the
South Pacific, according to a Navy De
partment message received by his
parents.
4 veteran of Il year and half In
the Pacific, Private First Glass Griffith
entered the service in September, 1912.
He trained at Paris Island, n. c., and
was sent overseas in January of 1943.
Before entering service Private First
Class Griffith attended Greenford High
School and later worked as /; potter
for the Royal China Company in
Sebring.
The Navy Department did not reveal
any details on the youths death but
told the family that any further in
formation available would be sent
them as soon as possible. The message
said Private First Class Griffith had
given his life i'm action performing his
duty to his country"