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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Set Date
For Steel
WaIkOgat

PITTSBUR G. II, Dec. ! !
(AP) - ClO United Steel
workers 175-man wage policy
committee will meet today to
decide "the date of a nation
wide steel strike y
A spokesman said the strike
decision will be announced this
afternoon. He added the walkout
likely would be called sometime
in January
Union members in p states
already have authorized calling a
strike which would affect about
$50, 900 StcelWOrkerS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
S|unn Cleanup
Plans Mapped
BY JAMES INGLIS
Times staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Dec. 1l--Efforts
TO induce the large life insurance
companies TO invest in Detroit
Slum clearance projects were
being made here today by Charles
F. Edgecomb. Detroit housing
director.
A conference was scheduled for
today with the Metropolitan Life
which has already in operation
several large projects of this type
in New York City
Edgecomb arrived here yeSter-
day from Washington To attend
the United States conference OF
mayors with Mayor Jeffries and
his party.
EdgecOmb told the mayor that
he had received continuation from
federal officials for permission for
Detroit 10 use the Willow Run
housing project.
After a preliminary meeting
with several insurance firms to-
day. Edgecomb suggested that
Michigans condemnation aw S
might have 10 be lberalizcd IN
order 10 attract insurance com
pany investments.
Councilman Eugene I. Van
Antwerp, also attending the con-
ference, has another plan which
would force the insurance COM
panicS 10 invest in Michigan Sium
clearance as Il requirement OF
doing business in Michigan.
a report which is in Van Ant
werp'S hands shows that the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
does over - per cent OF all the
life insurance business IN MlChl-
gan, that it takes in S29,OOO,OOO a
year in premiums IN Michigan and
only pays out $1,000 600 a year IN
benefits.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
MAYORS BACK HOUSING

NEW YORK. Dec. II APP
The United States conference 0i
mayors today adopted unanimously
resolution urging congressional
appropriations of 100000 for
10000 temporary family units L.
case the national housing shortage
The resolution recommendel
that the housing units be turned
over TO cities for operation and
administration by municipal hous
ing authorities or other appro-
pirate agencies OF municipal gov
eTnmCni
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
; Youths Held
In Extortion Plot

Warrants charging fcloniouS ass
sault were signed today against
three youths charged with beating
another youth because he refused
TO pay them protection money.
The three are William Zakoii,
IS. of ls5il Mackay, Eugene A.
Korbut' Is. of l2037 Moran, and
Arthur Nod1clowslu, IS OF 1908
Moran. Detectives charged that
the trio and 15-ycar-old youth
have been beating up youthful
neighbors who failed 10 kick IN
with so cent, or a dollar for pro
lection.
Tie complainant is Glcnn Dodge
Jr. l6 son OF a city detective
who charged ne was beaten when
he refused 20 pay.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
BAR PRoVoCATION

The unions company security
plan also called for a guarantee
against lockouts or company pro-
vokcd strikes. Ii employees are
provoked into a strike by lam
guage or conduct on the part Of
Ford supervisory employees the
supervisory employees responsible
shall be discharged, the strikers
shall be- paid for time lost and
the company fined
If the union shop committee
and top bargaining agents for the
-cnmPaav-c cannot -6erec- upon the
guilt or innocence of the super
ViSory employees within Is days
the matter shall then be referred
TO an impartial umpire The UNI
pre- shall determine responsibility
i'm charges against both the union
and the company but will not be
empowered to alter penalties
agreed uDOn
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
B DetroiterS
Reach Hospital

BATTLE CREEK. Dec. 1.-THE
largest couyoys of war casualties
10 arrive at Percy Jones Hospital
Center came over the last week
end. There were % from the De-
trolt area
BrRDlcK Pr George ss67 Harsat
tlFZaStyH SKI ~. Joseph. 1I5 Aa..rrk
CLOcIIEE. Z = STANLEY T. l4O+o A.
Cp6sSFS "a u, John Z 68s Co,burn.
FpANKS Ist u Ear 1905 iysander'
GIILI~SE = Fuaaea V, Jl@ Ngt"prd
C1TGFOS Pc. Philip J. l477s Lsnnette,
HANSEN. PVT arthur 245ao FaFG'
HulTos Cpl. Ear z ll4Lzg.55 Eisadsr,.
HAMMER PFC Ds.e 4. Anchory!"e.
KLAvIKOFAKY Pic Gilbert G. 27so5
FiFISE Pf- Morris T. Rochester
k1~fAH PFC Charles y @z9S hendAd
ITTY PIC Edwin " -l5I Ture50.
LINSOKI Pt.. walter r 5O34 Lehman
mcHaLhK Pc Andrew 4 26e Hudson
" WoEuEN p.c Hugh Por, huron
pFpF2 Cri Jlserf o4n Porter
EiH si5rP Bi srl "''5.o ~ F.s24 'i''G-s Gi-Is,7
vFp5TpAFTE P', Joseph r. ss3 Ke'
.Cisvat Crosse P0iu'e
WlCHHhS sgt Lawrence. 6s7 Kalams
Royal OAK
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
MANY OFFER HOMES

While the state machinery was
being put into motion, further
evidence was pouring INTO The
Detroit rlme- ehice that there
are HOMES FOR HEROES TO be
had u effort is expended 10 To-
cate them
Following yesterdays av a
aneae ot calls. more scores OF
GOOD c.'ilpns in the Detroit area
ere teh pnoung or writing in TO
fr- apartments. houses or a
,aalr-tne-hJmc plans 10 veterans.
\ larger staff than the gov
ernar plan, 20 make immediately
available was kept busy through
Yesterday and today answering
phone calls from patriotic land
owners and interviewing homeless
veterans IN the HOMES FOR
HEROES pioneer effort TO bring
the two together
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
OFFICE HERE SET Up

The state land offices in the
Cadillac Square building. 10 be the
new location for the homes clear
ING house. are described by the
Governor having 4 -4it'hS -eotn-
ter and are centrally located and.
best Of all. have detailed city and
plat maps
Col Pack told The Detroit
Times conference that the new
offices would be available almost
Immediately" He recognized at
that time the great need for such
a service as first established by
the Times, pointing out that A.
per cent of MichiganS l25,OOO
returning service men Will come
TO the Detroit area,
Nc Laury expects difficulty IN
modifying the air rad Wardcn>,
but was to confer further with
Gov. Kelly and Col. Pack.
An important work of the war
denS would be 10 locate buildings
that might be repaired 10 house
veterans and their families.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

TNUERE are homes for veterans.
Deroitels lrU house their returning SelY-
IA men,
War heroes and their families need not sleep
in railway stations, on park benches or IN foNhoes
if lust a little effort is expended in their behalf
This was proved in the first two hours Of The
Detroit Times HOMES FOR HEROES service.
In that brief time Tht Dttt0t TuHtS switchboard
was swampcd with more calls than could mmedlaleE
br handed In those two hours, 100 homeoWners Sed
houses apartments flats and rooms for returning
soldiers, sailors and marines
DETROITERS who phone represented cross-secton
Of the CITY each showing that the people OF Detroit
lgH do their best to house their veterans
This was shown by many who phone ana sald.
I've never rented before but
Il hadn't even thought about price. I'm Interested
in helping the veteran, not in the money
Still other calls came from those VINO had holhIhS
themselves but reported seeing For Kent signs
on houses.
But there must be more houses more apartments,
more rooms made available to returning veterans
Therefore The Detroit Times will continues It's
HOMES FOR HEROES service.
IF YOU have house apartment you will rent to
returning serviceman Detroit Times will take the IN
and pass II on 70 the veteran VINO WI" make MS
own arrangements with you
Most needed are flats and apartments for who
wish TO establish their homes.
All accommodations must be Of approved board OF health
If on area homeless veteran eai at the office listed
below Detroit Times representative Will tell you what
is available.
This office is at the Veterans Employment Center 221o
Park. Columbia.
The service exclusively for veterans and proof of war
service must shown Take your discharge papers.
Some the typical offers Of places to rent now listed
4 four-room flat on Adele
A three-room apartment Cedar EcorSe
room house TO share on Quincy
Three for ColOred veteran on Bellevue.
\ fve-room flat on MelrOse.
\ room CaSgrain
4 home O share StrahmOOr.
IF YOU have space furnished unfinished call
The Detroit Times Cherry $500 between 10 m and
p. m. and for the Homes for Heroes department.
The Times will clearing house for the housing
information.
There will be charge of any kind TO any one involved
OPA rent ceiling regulations, of course, will prevail
you succeed renting your house, apartment or room
through The Times listing telephone the fact so that
the address may be removed from the files
Veterans looking for place TO live will see The Detroit
Times representative at the Veterans Employment
Center 220 Park Columbia the third floor between
10 a m and p.
Veterans requested not TO call The Detroit Times
housing will be cleared at the employment center
headquarters And veterans MUST bring their discharge
crI,,C
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
BACK TO MA>EUNERS

u hai been given out tnat h0
had prepared a draft OF waning
10 Gen. Short and tt17t ms SUn0T-
f.natcs had drawn up the hnal
draft. Actually ha drew up no
draft he had no part m the WIin-
inE he dlon.t know one had been
sent until he got back ou Nov -.
7'hoH hc promptly went back 10
the UaDtLNcrS.
= ON the morning ~ Nov.
-. the president sent tor sum
SON and told hmm be wanted a
warning sent 10 Macarthur.
Sfiusln apd Gen. GeFeN W4f
plarS head. drew up the message
u go 10 Macarthur.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
AGAINST INDIVIDUALS

The unions plan differed prin-
cipallV in that the fine would be
against the Individual worllmcn
participating, and would be de-
duttcd from the employees pay, in
stead of being deducted from the
500 600 or more in union dues
collected for the JAW each month
by the company under the check
off.
Although reServing comment on
the unions company security pro-
poSal until he has time 10 study
IL. BugaS said he was encouraged
by the offer
"FOr years We have given
union security through union
shop and the checkoff sNs-
tenn" BugaS said. "COntinua-
tion Of this union security de-
pends upon the union, in turn,
tangibly guaranteeing company
SecuritV"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
BeIiln Case
Again Put OFF

PONTIAC. Dec. LACK Of a
courtroom today caused another
postponcmcnt in the examination
of Edward Bellm, former Detroit
police lieutenant, accused of the
Mrs. Alberta Rose Young murder.
Prosecutor Donald {. Noggle
SAID the hearing would be resumed
tomorrow in the board of super
Ni>orS room in the Oakland County
Office Bldg. The supervisors were
using the room today
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Ford Pact Near
On New Theory

Continued from Page One)
ard mentioned a pension plan for
aged employees, a profIt-sharing
plan, increased vacation pay or
some similar advantage accrulng
10 The workers.
The UAW director predicted
that Ford will accept the unions
offer TO agree 20 'pocket-book
punishment OF employees who dis
rupt production without official
sanction from the JAW.
John $ Bugas, heading the COM
pany spokesmen in the discussions,
had suggested a fine of 50 a day
against the union for each en-
pl0yc engaging in an unauthorized
work stoppage or showdown.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

foNoWIHR.
At STW NoRK-Chanutc Nictory, 52i
uoOps including 1ooihA A., hn Del ~
3Osih Railway Grand DIN 4a5th Bnmo
Disposal Sq Samuel Griffin, a4f uogps.
Including Det ~ Sg7th AAh Bn., 'ad
EvaC Hosp Dominican NiCtOrf, ] .1l1 troops.
Gen. fleisCher. IS troops, John Holland -
r--a2.-H H.srit4i- ship MgOnquin, AL
patients Robert Randall, D. tIups
Al NEWPORT NINS-R0grr W. VI Neey'
cluding 43oth AA.A AW Bn Ralph lizard
553 troops including Co ~ 3lS lHi
Reg Co X 81 3l3th luf Reg Med. Diet,
of 7th Inf Reg tctton Mather, % troops
NJ BOSTON - Bradon Victory. o3l
troops including 9lo ord An Co. ~ iih
including Postal bet ~ ON Iri. DIV i'''h
Bomb So, 717th PatVsy oper Bn, Gen.
Anderson. $3.50 troops in-uliHg 472d
bomb So ia 323d Bomb Gp. 45@tn Bono
Sq s2pth Eugr nn l3bth A.AA. Gun
Bun. i35th Engr Combat Bn' 44slh
- troops. Charles sumner, % troops.
Al TACOMA-Miscelancous troops on fol-
loving. Marine Raven, COS. navy transport
CrrsnShav, 93i.
Ar SEATIIE-Capricornus sos mlscclia-
neOls navy personnel.
AT SAN DIEGO-Misccl'sneous personnel
on following. Escort carrier Block Island
transport Hopping, 152 LIST sss' 2ie q.
Isl ioTs. l27. Australian cruiser HMAS
ADELAIDE no information available
Al los ANGLES - Miscellaneous troops
on following kwalAlein, 500 Comfort o@o,
Horace Wells, -
Al SAN FRANCIsCO-Nisceliar per-
sonnel Ou following to"pen,. ,lt9, Hur-
ace Lurton. g2o Fremont Older. u.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
British w armed
EsV Java Premier

BATAVIA Dec II OUP) SUI
tan Siahrr. premier of the Indo-
neSian republic. warned today
that If the British bring reinforce
mentS for a large scale action IN
Java the IndoncSianS will resist
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Grain-Filled Ship
Aground i'm Lake

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. II
1NS) The lake boat Fred L
Hewitt. bound for Eric. Pa, from
South Chicago with 100000 BUSH
els Of grain, was aground today
off Whitcfsh Point in Lake Mich
lgan. The Hewitt is owned by the
OverlakcS Freight Corp. Of De
frOit
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
DISPOSITION or FINES

Under the union proposal all
fines collected from strikers would
be donated te the National fnfan-
tile Paralysis Fund. Fines col
lcctcd for company violations
would so TO the unions welfare
fund.
Fines that may be collected
from the company for various Of
fcnscS VIII be agreed upon by
union and company officials Il
the plan Is accepted
BugaS warned today however.
that the company is prepared 20
. dis scontlnue the union dues
chcCkotf and closed shop agree
ments If The company security
proposal is found 10 be- urss'.s-
factory.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
House FuIfiIIs
Veteran 'sDrednl
CONTINUED from Page one)

Continued from rage OneD
story kept on happening all day
long. but Wallace Alexander and
Eernice were the first, and the
TuthillS' fat was the one that
sounded best 70 then-"furnished,
four roomS, fireplace, stoker heat,
electric refrigerator" h"
The AleXandcrs moved in this
morning.
"You see" he said, Eve were
married as soon as l got back
10 the states, seven months ago,
aud Bernice tried 10 find an
apartment. got my discharge
Nov. 4, and then we both tried"
I've didn't have any place to go
except my fathers, and he's got
only three rooms"
e. Living out OF n suit
case" interjected Bernice.
HOME AT LAST
and then" they both said
wccther. we found this"
They sat and beamed at each
other. and the reporter, a senti-
mental fool al best, felt curiously
snfly and asked prosaically how
old they were, and they each said
y. and then the reporter blurted
loohshly:
'..And are YOU going TO have n
Christmas tree"
And Beruice said:
"Oh. yes, As soon as we knew
we had a place l wrote 10 my
father. He live, i'm Negaunee,
and he likes 10 send n tree ev-
cry Christmas, hut we didn't
know n we'd have any place for
IL. And now We have"
And She smiled happily that she
vas Just like a bright shining
Christmas tree ornament herself
and that couldn't have happened
u Detroit hadn't had a heart and
C1,ncd it for these kids.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Plane Crash Kills 3

PARIS. Dec II CUPl-A four
notorcd American plane en- route
from NarseIlle 10 Paris crashed
near Lyon today killing three
r.Is0n> and iuur.nE three.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
$4,000 Reds in Iran

WASHINGTON Dec. II tTNS)
The state department disclosed
today that Russia has 70 900 SOL
dicrS IN Northern Iran In contrast
10 $500 Iranian soldiers, 5000
British troops and 6000 Amer
leans
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
LABOR CREWS READY

. Labor crews are being organ
lied so that work can start on
the remodeling when materials
start arriving AT the camp sites
in about 10 days. Completed
apartments are expected 70 be
ready for veterans in six weeks
10 two months
Herman Sllchnap, New York
state housing director, predicts
that rentals will be between So
and Sl2 a month per room. Most
Of the apartments viii be three
rooms.
Vacant factory buildings also
are being surveyed for possible
use as emergency shelter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Kelly Supports
Vet Home Drive
Continued from Page One)

Ontlnued from rage OntI
TO provide roofs for returning
SerViCemen.
Gov. Kelly said the state would
ioin the Detroit Times IN the en-
ergency action until clearing
house project can be organized or
reorganized under the Detroit
Housing Commission
Immediately clerical aid has
been asked by the Governor from
Auditor General John d. Mcr-
riSon. Clerical workers from
other state offices Will be en-
ployed and offices set up IN the
Cadillac Square building.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Once "a ('Op---

EX-DetectiVe 6 Tp Irac5
Suspected Tnef
Former Detective Otto picball
~. of 1886 Strasburg was tafc,d
by Illness 10 end his police work
in 1912 after IS years Of service.
but his intuition Still pays Of
As a result. Clarence Srlck-
land. Il Of $50 +. AleXandrine
today appeared IN recorders court
on A charge Of attempted larceny
from an automobile.
Dicbal, confined 10 Grace Hos
pital last Saturday. looked out of
a window and noticed Strickland
hanging around a physicians au-
tomoblle. lie notified headquaf-
tCrS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
aaHifEleTiHRleS
III NOVa Cam
House "a Vet

EDITORS -NOTE-D0 not call The Tunes
office unless you haUe liUing space for a Ueterdn
or his family N YOU are a Ueteran seeking place
IN lphich to Hue, call in person at the Veterans
Employment Center, zero Park, third floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
New YorkSpeeds
Housing for Vets
rlme, st.n Correspondent

NEW YORK, Dec 1l-Rcturning
war veterans are getting plenty OF
fast action from their public Off
cialS here on the critical housing
problem.
just 10 days ago Gov Dewey
announced his program for recon-
verting military barracks into
temporary housing units for vet
erans and their families.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
1000 VETS APPLY

In spite Of the short amount OF
time, this program is now rolling
in high gear with the following
accomplished:
War and navy officials In
Washington have definitely
promised 10 turn over 20 the
city of New York the Fox Hills
terminal camp on Staten Island
and the Manhattan Beach coast
guard station. These two units
alone will provide emergency
housing for between $500 and
$500 persons
. Negotiations are proceeding
for the acquisition Of 10 other
military installations IN the
state
Tenant selection and financing
programs are being drawn up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
THE WEATHER

Drtroit and vicinity Clearing tonight win
l4..,sf about o.. pag'IY cloudy and continued
l.t wednesday Moderate ulithwest 90 ~eN
DETROIT DATA
TcwperatuTss Monday. Highest 70 O.
yrrrr 5@fst % mean. %
Departure from normal temperature hondeF'
"A tegrrrs. ,.
Departure from normal Temperature since
Jan s20 degrees ,,..,..
Tcmpeutules one yer ego 'oda3 H'she'''
-regp,rafIfra ,tls date in pact year.
Hiehtst. % degrees So 1891 lowest. - IN
Relative humidity Monday 90 m ., -
pcr cent. 80 a m 20 80 m, TO-
Precipitation so ls.t "a hours ending -
Departure from normal precipitation 'ines
jan Ia s5 inches o..
Desfee DAYS fIr Monday. Dec. 10; 81
Eo-nal f1r Dec 10. 80.
kr~gru,s'ed degree days hts month =
Normal degree days Tor December. Lis
To arrange for carrier deliV-
cry of The Detroit Times to
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

To arrange for carrier deliv-
ery OF The Detroit Times tn
YOUR home, dial Cherry $500
and ask for Home Delivery"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
How Soldiers
Come Home

Troopships arriving in u. S.
home ports today included the
lnIInuinn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Ferguson Eyed
For HighCourt

WASHINGTON, July 10 INS)
Senate Republicans heard today
that either Senator Homer Fer
-TuSon of Michigan or Harold n.
Burton Of Ohio may be appointed
70 MI 2 supreme COuIf vacancy
if President Truman decides 10
name a Republican
The vacancy follows the retire
mcnt OF JuSUc owen ! Roberts.
While Mr.. Truman mas given no
public hint that ne may name a
Republican 10 the court some sen
stors believe that he may give the
minority party representation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Recreation Center
Dedication Sunday

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS recre-
etion center recently completed AZ
Dillon and Beechvood Garden
City, will be dedicated Sunday
afternoon.
The dedlCatory program VIII he
under tho direction OF American
Legion Post No. 396. Boy and
Girl Scouts and Cub Packs IN
uniform. A week Of activity IS 10
follow the opening.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

~ CAN'T think of ANYTHING fHnne" Don explained me-
than remark heard when first furiough \
woman obviously undernouriShed,
market velsoCked with foed bsrked companion:
Fus here 6us WITHOUT bu Of That's
the lost FH shop here They be their butter for
faro's eu'tomev' Seeing laugh she asked what
funny"
Well Sgt schloat told her. And before he finished
telling her she making feryent promises again
beef about the scarcity Of butter and It's such
fine example Of how 20 treat CIVILIAN glpns thought
you d like 10 get q load Of II, too So mere goes:
Madam" Sgt SChloa told the unhappy shopper Il
how feel hut couldn't help laughing
butter here and bread Bbd Blhd know,
Jap prison camp. NV buddies and ! had
meal Of the Jap guards there grabbed
thing they left which wasn't much But felt lucky
getting IT, Week after week nothing Of
sinking rice and purd tasting and looking thin soup
daN. We invented all dietary 10
stomach feeling. We'd hold morning evening
and thus have balls of We'd
Ing miserable fare nv eating a little least
this less moments to think of slow
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

International Phoft
Comedian Bob Hope, De-
troit Times columniSt. Civ
ing his autograph to an
MTG girl on his arrival in
London. a StOpOver on his
way to entertain troops who
still remain in Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

VAN NUYS Ca July lO-Eyerybody knows about the aver.
GIs remarkable talent for gripping Today like 70
proudly salute army lad who's reforming civilian
griper
You may have met him in preceding column met him
and mighty glad Of the priyjeReat army fine
Ing haven here Birmingham General Hospital Hes sgt
Don T Schloai the 23yeareld Los ABEeIeno spent
years in three Of Japans lthet prison camps including
Infamous Bilbid Manila.
Sgt Schtoa who went 10 Manila ~4th group of army
edcs five months before Pearl Harbor amazingly
ne hears home frontiers srIua"4 es+e
~ off the handle become bitter Nor give
out with sharp reprimand
Instead. he lets out q laugh
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

They cannot hope 10 sell II
for even q fraction of its value"
she said Its too well known,
and can he identified TOO easily"
Miss Adams said the violin
made by Gobetti in Italy, Wa,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
THE WEATHER
international Sound Photo

THE WEATHER
Detroit and vicinity Fair tonight ana
"wednesday Cooler tonight With lowest about
81 Continued cool WEDNESDAY. Moderate
northwest 20 west Winds
DETROIT DATA
TenPsTsfuTss MONDAY Highest s degrees.
.cTes' 50 mean. I6
Departure from normal temperature Monday:
-S degrees
Departure from normal temperature since
Jan 322 degrees
Temperatures one year ago today. Highest,
80 crrrces. ioNest So mean ~
'TFm7ersrUrsv rniE dsts N past II years!
ff-Ertsf. l0Z degfces 10 1885. lowest 81 IN
Fcs'ivs humidity Monday 2.3o a n.
So 40 N. $50 2 80 ?. m. siT,
40 m s7@
P-ecinis1on IN last % hours ending a.
so 10 iodas Trace
Departure from normal precipitation since
Jan a inches
Degree osys for Monday July 2 o.
Normal fof july p J.
/ Accumulated degree days this month ..
Normal degree days FOR July II
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Please Return Violin.
Pleads Miss Adams

Miss Emily Adams vonist borrowed from Emil Hermann
with the Detroit Symphony or New York City violin dealer
today appealed She leaned the wall
found her $500 while urched with Miss Eu-
oyear-od Kroas
OF The Hotel saer yesterday TO She was
return H. left she
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26

Efforts are being made by the
State Department of Budget and
Procurement to purchase and
slaughter animals to relieve a ser
ious shortage of meat in Maryland
public institutions, especially in
Baltimore hospitals.