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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-08
SURGEON COMPLETES LONG SERVICE
DIR. SalOt Leaves Navy

Commander Russell F. Salot,
who for 43 months has served
both at sea and ashore as a
US. Navy surgeon, is home on
terminal leave which will ex-
pire Dec. 20.
Commander Salot, who prac-
tised medicine and surgery in
Mount Clemens for III years pri-
or to his entry into the service.
five months after the outbreak
of war, will resume the practise
of surgery within two weeks
with offices in the Monitor
Leader building.
During the early days OF the
Pacific war Commander Salot,
as surgeon aboard the carrier
"Copahee," saw &C ion off
See DIR. SALOT-Page Q
Priehs Toyland
Now Open
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-08
Commissioner
Buys Hotel

Lawrence E. Oehmke, Mount
Clemens police commissioners.
has purchased the Salvation
Army Hostess House. % Cas-
avenue, which he will operato
n IN up-to-date hotel. he an
nounced today.
Oehmke, who for II years op-
Grated The Annex Hotel on
North Avenue. which he sold .
year ago.
II hope to conduct q first
class, well-equipped hotel In the
Hostess House structure" Com
missioner Oehmke said. Il
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-08
EXPERT CITES INSTRUMENTATION NEED
Saw Impure Milk Causes Undulant Fever

years. When recognition came.
and her first scientific paper on
the subject was presented before
the worlds Dairy Congress, DR..
Evans was confined to a hospi-
tai, herself a victim of undulant
fever.
Support for voluntary health
care organizations as against
governmental health insurance
was sought from the Conference
Wednesday by Jay c. Ketchum,
executive vice-president of the
Michigan Medical Service, who
See MILK-Page z
Priehs Toyland
Now Open
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-08

GRAND RAPIDS, Nov. 8 -
(R - Thousands Of cases of un-
dulant fever in chronic form
are going unnoticed in rural
areas where people drink unpas-
teurized milk. DR.. Alice c. Ev-
ans, formerly senior bacteriolo-
gist of the US. Public Health
Service, told the 25th annual
Michigan Public Health confer
ence today.
IF there were no other rea-
son for milk pasteurization, 1t
would appear folly to drink raw
milk because of the danger OF
Priehs Toyland
Now Open
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-08
ANlee to Address
Session of Congress

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8-(P)
Prime Minister Clement Att
lee of Great Britain will be in.
vited to address a joint session
of Congress next week, House
Speaker Rayburn said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-08

DETROIT, Nov. g. R -
The CIO United Auto Workers
announced today a charge Of
violating the wagner Act
would be filed against General
Motors Corp. walter p.
Reuther, vice president of the
UA!V-CIO, said he would file
hthss charge personally ut the
Detroit office Of the National
Labor Relations office this
afternoon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-08
SAVAGE BATTLES FLARE IN Java
Two More Plants
to Locate in City

that two small factories expected to employ
approximately $50 will begin operations in Mount
shortly voiced today by A. Brewer executive
secretary OF the Board of Commerce
listed the
White Manufacturing Company Detroit, which will
quarters formerly used by the Shores Products Company
SR Northo and.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-08
Fireman Fired for Hauling
Voters to Shores Election

ST CLAIR SHORES Suspension without Of ST. Clair
Shores probationary fireman because he admittedly active
eectionday work when two incumbent commissioners
defeated Monday, will tonghts Village
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-08
|End Probation peglod
|ies Clly's Fire 0el

The six-month pounol1nn6u
period for Fire Chfoe 49,
G. Smith was lifte1 ~
By Ne Mount C1onnou1
Commission on motiea u
missioner Of Publie -
renee oohmko. To -
szpportsd BY es@M1
'Drsltmsvsg. 4, 1]1
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-08
CALLED INFLATIONARY
Curtail Postal
Service Monday

The Mount Clemens Post Of
flee service will be reduced on
Monday, Armistice Day, Post.
master John c. Bannow an
nounced today, although No. /
sub-s.ation, the Modern Electric,
will be open throughout the day.
Only one mail delivery will
be made. and that will be limit
ed to the downtown business
district, Bannow said.
No rural deliveries will be
made, but specials and perish
ables will be moved.
Parcel Post will be delivered.
The Post Office lobby will be
open from z a. m, until 5 p. m.
for the convenience Of boxhold-
ers, but all service windows will
be closed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-08

TOWER TAXI - 1888
ADV.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-08

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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Bill Corun
Another Job for Leo,
and It's a Big One
Dnrocber'S Namesake
Needs Help and Quick


NEW YORK, Nov % QNS)-Leo Durocher recently
returned from the Pacific where along with Danny Kaye
he did an excellent job entertaining boys the service
Now here's another job for the lively pilot of the Brooks
one closer to home but mighty important job it is.
knowing Leo know he'll be only glad 10 do it. But
hope he'll let know when, be made to
send photographer along II will make fine picture and
imagine Basil OConnor and the nfantie paralysis committee
also would like TO have it,
It's this way:
Durocher's namesoke little Leo Dwocher of 32I
Allen AUe, Brooklyn, polio Ucti. His left leg is
pdrdlyzed and he is patient the ST. Charles Hospital,
Port Jefferson Little Leo is years old born the year
the Dodgers the penndnt and he a sturdy young
indeed in his baseball suit until the dread paralysis
struck.
know because his mother Catherine Durocher has sent
picture him. The family isn't Of course related Leo,
and knows him only By reputation. Otherwise this obviously
would be necessary
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Difficulties NooRrS
Church Loop Starts

Tho Northeastern Inter-Churoh
Athletic Association Basketball
League Will start the season
schedule Nov - In Northeastern
NNCA gym.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24

ALCONA REC. p siless il,l s,'T''A' tyEi x ,,u
AFTER y. AL DAY SAT- ASo SUN sGR
AMBASSADOR ,ssk9lt 4iIaI s'HAs55Fl VI ";,5 1870
0pso Bo~itoo Today UntH 50 q ~ After ~.
ALL DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
ARGYLE REC ss,.n ,a53, sQGJesAw" A. ...,
GSioy op1N sowIise '4iiF9f aiRf sAfUapAY nG oi'y
AND SUNDAY 10 A. ~ UNTIL CLOSING.
BEACON REC. i, 'sFsos sfhfys {" %HrtssS" u {.sosa
OPGE HERE- EvtRX-pAX -A1-io AM
PHONE FOR YOUR RESERVATIONS,
nLnIIlLr I32 EAST CONGRESS
After . Az Day on SATURDAY, ard sunday vs.
cLelN0 25e- WOODWARD. at TEMPLE
tNTER LADIES TRIO CLASSIC vow
FIRST PRIZE $50 ard SECOND PRIZE $500.
CENTENNIAL s..l 7s.G ssi. ssAT'SJ S1,... Ay5 ,o,o
10 tsnss. VHr Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounos
CHeNE.TROMBLY $3.50 "a csssE s!.s.,., p a., s1''
PLAN NOW 10 GNrER DETROIT TINES
SWEEPS ESTIMATED $4,000 IN PRIZES
cIIIp plc 1895 WOODWARD rt 2.a6sO
0LoO ~ . nLV' -o,t.1,' ,t.1,'rtallome0t l.n ssiqhuy 80.
Il. At DAY ON SATURDAYS ard SUNDAYS
GUhNtn nrG, HARPER AR s3si
ASK ABOUT PAUL M0BLtY's SELT.
INSTRUCTOR ~ EVERY ESTABLlSHmEHr
CREST LANES ffyttffJ9" sil3Ts at GO % e'yEs sfl'
aoMI of Tst MIcaisAN wuoe cISssic'
VSlr oUs STAGE 5AR COCKTAIL LOUNGE
DETROIT RECREATION saftsy affsyfrJf e. A. ,f.o
AND AFTER 500 p " -8 AlLFYs
CLpnEN plc ago WOODWARD TF 2.ss5t
ArrsR ~. AL DAY SATURDAY. SUNDAY
GARFIELD ,,, ~ csGSt 20 A4LsyS
BOWL DINE DANCE sERE DAILY opsu
G, R.-L, REC. 1ssg s .,is1S fF1sO RYsss AVS .,s,
OPEH BOWLING wEEKnAYs 20 . H
Alt DAY on SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
GREAT LAKES woo6%1sb 9 6asT sAlr'"Gst Ss s,ss s'
oaer Boutinu--60 ALLEYS ~ ROW-u0.u s
ard After 10 ? Cocktail Bar Adioo,oo
HARPER REC. s,.,,.,. s,2 sARP5s Ave s,,, S:s,
20 ALLEYS v'r Our Beautiful Cookt7n touoas.
IMPERIAL REG, asstf4S q siflSs "0Iosf oi st4s 5,ss
OPEN BOWLING HERE TODAY UpriL sP ~.
At DAY SAT-. SUN ERcELLENr 5000
LOG CABIN ~ i'l,9 sG, sE92Soo"ARO s9S 20 5vF vJF.ur
onsn Ro~lira TODAY UrtH - ~ Ar.- CO.
AL DAY ON SArUsoANs AND SUNDAYS
A. 3. c. ESTABLISHMENT:
AMARANTH 500 ssi,Ppe9geAtl. /" sssA,T,llo9T
0PtN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Choice LEAGUE RsseOaiions Are stli Ayahsbis
EASTERN MARKET . ass s,,eY. [ASr V[CESo9.s'
distinctions hy Phil Raumar or noeda,t .,arf
"sdofsdaSs 2.S obs1 Bc~hn' Here Dali
\, ?. AUDITORIUM , 4tItys l4f{sl' 70 5vssg1 ss!,,
onfr hW"t T0ohN Until In. p hH-r
90 AL DAY on SATURDAYS trd SUNDAYS
LUCKY STRIKE Tst fIS6o atS6 ',yys 'ryys = 7.,i;s
Opf0 hn'ss Today noon unm r " ard
At'sr ". Az Day ~ ss'afdUs trd .surtey,
CONSULT THIS c
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Here's Little Leo's Beef

The little Leo big Leo is that he
autographed picture put beside his bed and he also wishes
complaint What complaint about indicated by
following which little Leo has composed and which
he dediCates big Leo
Because Leo Durocher is my
Should hnUe To take the blame
For every Dodger game that's lost,
Or Uon?
NoU my age only three
And iUe in Brooklyn, too you
And When dem Buns slump
1 am aiIUays called a chumP.
! can't play ball, I am too small
I cannot bat, catch or slide.
But eUery time the Dodgers lose,
gotta and hide.
The butcher, baker jonitor,
When they knock a my door,
AlUayS greet LUith the
That shoUs the Dodgers lost 2
NoU I'm fed up so come to you
Please tell me, LipPy, What to do2
LITTLE LEO DUROCHER.
So Leo and you readers viii agree I'm sure,
thing has "a be done about this.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Oakes Winner

Royal Oak High retained the
LTTJ1e Brown jug by defeating
us traditional rival, Birmingham,
for tho eighth time in 10 years
Yesterday 13 10 O. 4 crowd of
1883 saw the gamc. Bob Graves
Scores both Royal oak touch-
downs. going 80 and ~ yards
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Scratches

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r- g.. 100 u .usr Ht .rs
yf ra.---r.rt A.tsra, Ilr..rs.
..rs Hs.su. Pin, Ha.f
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e. ta.r' E.. Yrr'.-sH.g
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OAKiAVS
weather gssf fr.y god
p.r = 70 D|rr r~s
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Na Es-t High H5rrr - louise -ssal
air
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@ "fe AIMS "t Dscrs Hc.9 Ec
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Big 10 Standings

TOMORROW GAMTS
Purdue ~ Indiana Drir S's-f o. E..H..a-
Illinois ~ Srr..Vrs'rr-. N!s.-rr'. q! Mime
at'a l.aA - Sr1raEka
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24

lUWt , htG, 10 BILLIARD TEBlEs
Completely Modern1ed Cocktail Lounqs
l3'25 tat Jefferson. at tas,la~a MU sli2.
MILLETT'S REC. "7 rsg"sSsl sG sSss AVE.
BOWLING scsOOl Private Lesson; Dairs.
MT. ELLIOTT REC. 1880 ~ NJ ,.,!l5 s5t'OTr
oper Ailsys TODAY Un,H $50 p. ". After ~.
Ei'it Our cocktan Lounge q Beautiful Lanes.
NORTH END 70 }'os soSsay ,os cAM'4g sssi ,.,sg,
Open Until 4 A. M. Today!
OLYMPIC REC saIoS4f ssssIss GO 2r fl.ss s:sss
HOWE oF GREATER DETROIT ALl.sTAR. ~
Alleys oben Bo~lns AL DAY Sat. sun.
PALACE REC 'S3s e fT.sOI H.,, w,,,.., p -, ,,s'
Open Bo~Iins TODAY Uotii p ~ After 10 20.
Free PaHins. Rsstsurant coes,ah Louass,
PALMER PARK .oos!!1 s,Mi1e soAo; ss,-.sn
70 s.2232. Open Bowling From s:3o A ~
?. ". After ~ Free Parsirq. Cocktail Louor..
PLAYDIUM '',5 !Gs, !ps CA e4ns4g. ,sss sA ,s'
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW 1925 sSAr'TUTt 5,y! Ayt "sARcUs
Sat. 10 p ~ oPGN ALLEYS SAT-. Aso Sun.
RF1 Nil WOODWARD. AT rHE gtvo.
opeo Alleys TODAY. $40 Urai p ".
After % TO ? A N All oss sas and surG
RIVERA REC, yo GRIND eiyss, ayG;
optN powLisc S soos u.1u Az s,o Cq9ts :, Q
after co. Al DO sat. sun TN r "
STATE FAIR a. lss9 s3.,. sq99SAsD 90 s5.s5s 70
Stt THlS GREAT Snow PLACE or wO-LD
OPEN BOWLING DAILY At AL rI@CS.
The NAPLES Iz1,s .tT M1eslsAs AAs[ys !, 5;
ENJOY opEN sowliSG AGSe SsTUeoAY
AND SUNDAY 20 N USrlL CLOSING.
TOWER PFC. scsdJoog,i92, Jogi2 w!.Io",sG. ~
soMs o. wtsr sloE CLASSIC o.
TWENTY GRAND Iira n A';'; ~ ~ Jy,.r--4
os'- Allsy' TODAY uftl 4" -rs trr -
At DAY SATURDAYS sad eySoAYS.
VICTORY -" rwtt'1s Az o.
opsn Bo~Hrs 1osY Uoft s p " A",r "a
AL oAr on SATURoAYs AED SUNDAYS.
VOGUE REC eAOsSf e 9sSfs Aso ,,,s sy'ysf9. g! o.
ro03 ald in s. 900 ftr Pf,ys si-sIu C'sus
osr 9-IS.ts tatsr Nov D.laii-s o. =
WHITTIER sSsl7 tssTT ItrftRsog As.
o'sr sp-l,rq ToosS Usu So - .,S az,
d AL DAY on SATURDAY sUWoaYs'
), NON-B. P. A. MEMBERS s
MACK REC. ., uIstSscs aIt.ys Ayssus g., "a.
Open Bowling az All lines!
HleuIeAN orr s5t AtCHtGAs svt-
WY gN'VNN lIV, 10 AtltNs "A 3lf
Open Bowling at All Tinesl
R0SeVIllE REC. carer iilt2i ija,tt a5s 20; 20;
eHfs ~ R0sEyiLLE SroP EERt ~ArCa
MASHlh6lUh bUWl soos csoittSe
Open Until ; A. N. Dsiyl
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
TAfR GRotNns

ret..s rtas '-ser fst'
n Drt.u y~s
r Harr-TrY ti.0g. Fl! COAT. Frrsy..
rs-e "u rr-t.r Yst-gsr 5.sr-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
NOT MUCH BETTING

For some unknown reason there
was little money uar0rod on
+ a p when The match started
There is not much more around
now despite tHe teams margin,
Perhaps the smart raIIbIrdS re-
inNmh0f NTIGN WIS Gown 10 DInS
m 1912 against 'ro \cW York
BoW'cr- journal only 20 como ogt
523 ahead after tho FINAL half 20
the Palace with tho tt'c.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24

pLn MI WOODWARD. AT rHE RLVo.
nLU WILL 20 ALLEYS n gssl
Onen Alleys TODAY. $50 N Ursu & p ".
After 90 10 A All oay Sas ana SUES
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24

ptVjCpT pr st37 GRAND RIVER AVE.
0pEN BOWLING NOON UHrtL $50 p ~.
Aftef ll- All Day Sat sun I'm r w.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24

RAINBOW 'o3'' SSAT'0T fT 51;i Ayt d" MARCUS
$50. Doubles Fr ard sun $50 p " nirsd
Sat. 10 p. OPEN ALLEYS SAT AND SUN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24

cTLIC lllp i9610 WOODWARD TO i9Ig
olAlC ! Htn Al State air Grounds p Ians,
Stt JAS GREAr Snow PLACE OF woSLD.
OPEN BOWLING DAILY AZ hLL rlHCS.
Evening star., 1945-03-31
Commission Issues
Licenses for Six as
Really Brokers

Six licenses for real estate brokers
and 10 for statesmen were issued this
week by the Real Estate Commission
of the District.
Brokerage licenses were issued to
E. L. Webster, 1926 Georgia avenue
NV; Senate Realty Co., HOT
street NV; Daniel M. Narodick,
HOT Eye street NV; Verne Mac
Donald, HOT I street NV; Dreisen-
Freedman, Inc, 8644 Colesville road,
Silver Spring, Md, and Luther l..
Miller, 5121 Georgia avenue NV.
Licenses as real estate statesmen
were issued to John Marion Bolich,
7248 Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda,
Md; Theodore o. Grant, 1915 X
street NV; Pearl v. Hampton, 1926
14th street NV; Cecil D. Masters,
1905 H street NV; OSbourn Owings,
Room 303, 631 E street NV; Ivy
W. Potts, 927 New York avenue
NV; Clarence A. Robinson, lib
Seventeenth street NV; Phillips
Lee G.. Ruark, 1915 K street NV;
Robert E. Stanton, 5504 Connecticut
avenue NV, and Edward Strauss,
1131 Vermont avenue NV.
Licenses as business chance brok-
ers were issued to Slaughter g. Co.,
1113 Seventeenth street NV; James
N. Heaney, 1113 Seventeenth street
NV; Harrington M. Slaughter,
1113 Seventeenth street NV; I.
Bers, 1890 Woodward Building, and
James G. Cokas, 1910 Ninth street
NV.
A license as a business chance
salesman was issued to Pearl v.
Hampton. 1926 Fourteenth street
NV.
Applications for licenses as real
estate brokers were received from
Ernest F. Coleman, 512 Fifth street
NV; David r. Wallace, Union
Trust Building; Samuel Silverman,
Union Trust Building, and Robert
E. Cox, 1107 I street NV.
Applications for licenses as busi-
ness chance brokers also were re-
ceived from l-r. Wallace and Mr..
Silverman.
Applications for licenses as real
estate statesmen we're received from
R. Wilson Yeats, 1927 I street NV;
Margarete L. Alvig, 1400 L street
NV; Sylvia F. Rogosa, 915 New
York avenue NV; Clara Ridgell
1915 K street NV; Simon Cohen,
631 E street NV; Theodore l..
Sawyer, 1880 Ninth street NV;
Wilbert w. Blackman, 2939 Wilson
boulevard, Arlington, Va; Ruth E.
Hankins, Alb Third street NV:
Delphia Koch, 1929 I street NV:
George S. White, Investment Build
ing; Charles H. Flagg, 1926 U street;
Mrs. Eleanor S. Maury, 1924 Four
teenth street NV; Ben R. Ditto, jr.
lib Seventeenth street NV.
Applications for business chance
statesmen were received from Will
liam j. Oriani, Woodward Building;
Margarete L. Alvig, 1400 L street
NV, and Simon Cohen. 631 E
street NV.
Evening star., 1945-03-31
Big Increase Seen
| In Prefdbricuted
Homes After War
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Mar. 31.-A predic-
ton that four of every five postwar
homes in the $4,000 to $1,000 price
range will be prefabricated was
made this week by the Prefabricated
Home Manufacturers Institute.
Institute members said such homes
would mean a saving of up to
10 per cent on construction costs
with possibly a SO per cent saving
when assembly line" production
gets under way; a cut of three to
four months in construction time,
and elimination of guesswork from
blueprints and of added costs for
extras.
Harry H. Steidle, executive secre-
tary, told the group construction
standards for the homes will be
issued shortly by the Bureau of
Standards of the Department Of
Commerce
James L. Pease of Cincinnati,
newly elected president, said this
is a goal sought by the institute for
more than year and puts this COM
paratively new industry on a more
substantial basis"
Evening star., 1945-03-31
Apartment Gets Prioriiies,
Is Opposed by Citizens

Despite opposition of the Ana
costa Citizens Association, which
had advocated a hospital for the
site, garden-type apartment prof.
|ect for colored occupancy will be
started soon on land adjoining the
old Frederick Douglas Memorial
Home in Southeast Washington
Priorities on materials already have
been issued.
The apartments will be built by
Standard Properties at Sixteenth
and Butler streets and will consist
of eight 3-story buildings con-
tanning ia two-bedroom apart
ments. Two Fairgrounds are plan-
ned along with other features, such
as landscaping service and laundry
facilities.
The Anacostia Citizens Associa-
ton maintains that the Southeast
area is without hospital facilities
and for that reason has opposed the
project in an effort to obtain pri-
critics for hospital.
Evening star., 1945-03-31
Suit Charges Bieomy
To Fort BeIvoir Soldier

Mrs. Halle Carr zorens, of the
1900 block of Sixteenth street NV.
yesterday filed suit in District Court
asking annulment of her marriage
OF last September to Army T/Sergt.
James L. Zorens of Fort Belyoir, va.
claiming that when she applied for
family allowance this month to the
Office OF Dependency Benefits at
Newark. N. j., she learned the SER
geant had been married previously
and has a wife and child living in
Illinois.
The suit also asks the court to re-
store Mrs. Zorens' maiden name to
that of Halle Carr. The suit said
she went through marriage cere-
mony with Sergt. Korens at Elkton.
Md. The plaintiff is employed at a
local department store.
Evening star., 1945-03-31
Alumni Memorial Room.
Plunned at Eastern Hiah

Eastern High School students,
alumni and teachers already have
contributed $715 for furnishing Of
an alumni memorial room on the
first floor to display pictures of
Eastern veterans of the Spanish
American War, the World War and
this war. it was announced today.
Miss Pauline Lohmann, president
of the alumni association, is COL
lecting the donations. The room is
believed to be the first formally
established in the city.
Evening star., 1945-03-31
Insurance Firms Realty
Holdings Hit New Low

Sales of real estate holdings by
life insurance companies have con-
tinued in large volume since the first
of this year, when such holdings
reached the lowest point in relation
to assets since 1880, according to a
report by the Institute of Life In
surance.
At years end, it was reported, in
surance companies were holding real
estate valued at $1,o73 ,000, 900, in
Guiding $3.50, 100000 in company
head Office buildings and other busi-
ness buildings, and s617 100000 of
properties held outright. in large
part foreclosed units. OF the latter,
1902 ,000, 900 are farm properties and
$415, ,000,0 urban properties.
Evening star., 1945-03-31
Marriage License
AppHcotions

Under D. C. laUs. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, aDait three full days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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veteran is not allowed to pay more
than the appraisal figure. Under
the proposed changes, the language
would read that no loan can be
made above the appraisal figure.
Other changes sought include an
extension of the time limit for fl
ing home loan applications. Under
the present setup, a veteran must
apply within two years after he
has been discharged or two years
after the end Of the war, which,
ever Is the later date, but in no
case more than five years after the
end of the war. 1t is proposed to
extend this time limit to five years
after discharge or seven years after
the war.
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apply for a marriage license on
one day, a0ait three full days and
recetDe their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Theodore Carter, 27, Baltimore, and Ruth
IIIqloye' 49, Kansas Hall, Arlington
Vernon Noran, 20, 1928 Sheridan st. NV.
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Martin Mansfield, 81, Denver, and Ruth
Donald Twining %, the Bronx, N Y,
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Fay Byrd, 36. 1921 M st. NV.
Felix Cacapinden, 20, sos st. s.w., and
George Fletcher, 81. Fairmont Heights,
Nd, and clarice Francois, 25, 2s1 5sth
=, crime crossman. "a, Texas City. TEX.
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Leonard Lommen, rs, Canton, s. Oak, and
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and Ludmilla Bednar, 23, 17o3 Kilbourne
Harold Hockett, A.. 3s4s South Capitol
St, and Naomi Steele, 25, 1928 30thI
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's xs'5d v and Evelyn Rsams 81. Alezsns ssns
and Emma Bryan, 90, Houston, Tex.
Issued at Rockville.
Robert Little. q, Baltimore, and Efne Lee
r,I Smith T.: Washington.
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woodrow W. Hunserford n snna ss. and doh Ann Ian.
.6 ham 1s, both of Germantown. Nd.
Leon u. P1ngleton, jr., %, and Marjorie
E Maxi. 20. both of Washington.
Carl R Eastridgs, A, Philadelphia, and
Williams sMcLaron. 21, and Barbara Turan.
10, b6th OF BROOKLYN
Arthur Tyler "a Camp Holabird. Md, and
Pearl Brown 20, Washington
Lazarus B. Lewis, 80, washington, and
Marie e. Conner, 35, Baltimore.
Edward B. Carroll, "a, Camp Pickett Va :
and Sadie D. Holmes, 80, Washington.
Jim Maroney,. AZ. and Fernell Beard, 25.
nopSsI both q 81 Richmond Rnb,aun as Va ,.u 81.
and Freida M. Thesis, 81. Washington.
Enneking W. Long, 40. and Evelyn p.
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Would Paw Premium.

Would Pay Premium.
Under the proposed changes
pending in Congress, veterans would
be permitted to pay an extra pre-
MUM for property over the appraisal
figure. AS the law now reads, a