davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-02-22
Royon Velvet Colots, 81
Wsre 1925

~ 6TE V1.1C Z
IS rayon velvet calots in black. rcd. purple and
green
Is Raysn Velvet Bews and Flowers On combs IN
assorted colors Less than v price. Nov 15c
Is Fnr Felt Hats IN black brown green. Were
44.95 and more. Nov w--------.---------$z. $z.S5
w&L-Down Stairs Store Millinery
Evening star., 1945-02-22
Winter Goats, sc We're ,es7s and NOR.
H. 16 18 &c, 1914 to 22z 40to44
waL Stair snaec and

MiIitory Insisnio Pins. 18c
Less than V trice
800 sterling silver and gold-hnishsd starting silver
military insignia pins.
Price includes 1eb Federal Isx
IS pairs Wsol Dlittens, red. green and royal blua
In medium and large sins. Less than Y price.
Now - soc
w&L-Down Stairs Store. Costume Jevslry and
Gloves.
Evening star., 1945-02-22
Women's Dinner Dresses

10 rayon crepe dinner dresses in rose, black and
fuchsia. Sizes 1o to A, 1914 and 22h.
I Dinner Dresses IN rayon crepe and rayon jersey.
black, blue and rose. Sizes 40 and A. Were &26
W&L-Womens Formal Fashions, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-02-22

:, sizes IL TO ZU ana 80 20 A.
50 Cotton Twill Dickeys, white. Were 81. Now &c
Is Cotton Denim Shirts, Sanforized shrunk tshrink
age less than 1%). sizes u to 10. Less than Y
price, Now-----------------
Evening star., 1945-02-22
Mems Short Socks, Csc
Were 81 pair

AS pairs OF short socks in q warm blend Of 50%
wool and 50s5 cotton Black. navy, brown, oxford
maroon. Sizes 10h to 13.
wkI-The Mems Store, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-02-22
Younger Mems Suits, $19.7s
Weye S27.50

"a tweeds and cheviots In servicesble and good
looking patterns Properly labeled for fabric con-
tent. Regulars, ass, 1875, 2/37 5I3S. 3/3s, 1/%o
Longs, 3/36, 2f37, 2/38, LAO.
w&L-students' Clothing, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-02-22
Wool Hondboss, 60c
Less than " price

Less than " price
$50 wool bags IN envelope. drawstring and over
shoulder types. Black. brown and turf.
rs Rayon Bags in yellow, turf. pink aqua, powder
blue. Less than u price. Now $z.4e
Prices include 2ses Federal tax.
W&sL-Down Stairs Store. Handbags
Evening star., 1945-02-22
Girls Skirts, $2.s5 W.r. $40!

25 skirts, hbeled for fabric content IN black,
brown and plaids. sizes to IA in group.
20 Pastel Skirts labeled for fabric content yellow
pink and blue, sizes to II In the group. Less
than u price. Now Sl.5e
- Jerkin Suits. labeled for fabric content, Ia
brown, gray and navy, sizes to II In the group.
Were $595. Observation-Disclosures A.3S
- Psir1 Csttsn Panties IN tearose, sises small.
medium and large. Were 77c. Now---------1oe
wall Down staiYs stors, oiris' Appard.
Evening star., 1945-02-22

Mems Fleece overcoots, s30'S Yer. SIS
breasted Regulars $40 ~ shorts 1885, 1885, I8 w
denss Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-02-22

Folding Card Table Chairs, $2''' w>r.
60 finished hardwood
compactly in use
Evening star., 1945-02-22

W&I-0iris' Apparel. Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-02-22

W&L-Sportswear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-02-22
Mems Leather BiIIfoIds, $1.so
Less than " price

LESJ man n pJtCE
50 billfolds IN Morocco, plain soatskin and tocaed
leather.
4s Black Leather Billfeads with navy emblem. Less
than n price. Now --------..-.---- 42e
Is Leather Billfelds, brown and black Less than
" price Now &c
Above prices include z6es Federal Tax
10 McGresor Button Fly-front Jackets (labeled
for fabric content). SEES small and medium. Less
than u price. Now ---------.----s $2.15
Evening star., 1945-02-22
Box Springs Reduced " and More

W&I-Beds and Bedding, Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-02-22
Nbn-rotionsd Evening Pumps
$1.95 We're 5395 to IS

20 pairs evening pumps IN variety q styles
White rayon sxtins rayon brocades and silver
color Kids Small and medium in broken sizes IA
to 81.
WAI-Down Stairs Store. women's Shoes.
Evening star., 1945-02-22

W&L-Blouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-02-22

w&L-women's Dresses, Third Floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14


use small
onions, small
potatoes or po-
tato balls. Deli
ciouS hot, and
equally good
cold.
with an v
meat pie serve
a mixed green
salad, or toma-
toes, cucun-
bers and let.
tuce, with your
hot beverage
and simple des-
sert S ch as
cooked fruit
gelatin an d
fruit. or frozen
pineapple or
lemon sherbet
from the re-
frigerator tray.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

meat mixture TO a stew pan.
To the fat remaining in
the skillet, add the boiling
water, then strain the liq-
uid. Add the Worcestershire.
salt and pepper 10 il. Pour
this over the meat in the
stew pan. cover the pan,
and let it cook over low
heat till the meat is tender.
Then strain off any liquid
and thicken il with the re-
naming butter mixed with
the flour. Let the meat cool,
then turn il into shallow
baking dish. Pour half Of
the sauce over it. Cover
with a rich pastry top,
cr,mp TO the edge of the
dish, cash the pastry and
brush the top of the pastry
with a little egg yolk
thinned with cold water.
Bake in a hot oven (150
Deg. r till the crust is
delicatcly Drowned. Four 10
ii ---al-t-lH4al
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

IL pounds top round steak
3 lamb kidneys
IL onions
2i2 tablespoons butter
Ia cups boiling water
Ia tablespoons Worcester
shire sauce
2 tablespoons flour
y teaspoon salt
- teaspoon pepper
Wipe the steak with a
clean, damp cloth. Remove
the fat, and cut the red
meat into small cubes. Wash
the kidneys. then let them
soak in cold water for an
hour or two. Skin and trim
them, cut in small cubes.
Heat the fat removed
from the steak; add the
sliced onions to it and stir
them till well Drowned. Add
about one tablespoon Of but.
ter TO the pan. then add the
meat and kidneys and stir
till all the meat is lightly
Drowned. ,Then- -rama&a- "a
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

tables are improved with a
little chopped green pepper
or finely minced water cress.
Beefsfeok Pie
4 cups cold cooked beef
Salt, pepper
2 slices bacon
l tablespoon butter
6 potatoes
Thyme, bay leaf,
Parsley
Baked crust in deep pie
diSh
Cut the meat i'm small
pieces, season with salt and
pepper. Cut the bacon in
SliVcrS and cook for a few
minutes in a hot pan. Wash
and peel the potatoes, cut
them in quarters. Combine
the meat with the bacon,
potatoes and herbs. Add
enough hot water 20 cover.
Cook in a covered stew pan
till the potatoes are almost
soft. Drain off any excess
liquid Then turn the mis-
ture into the baked crus,,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Meot and Vegetable Pie

l cup cooked peas
6 to 8 small onions
6 to 8 small potatoes
l cup cooked diced carrots
or 8 to 10 small carrots
l cup chopped cooked
meat
y cup melted butter or
margarine
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14


malade and raisins. Dessert easy on
sugar. and quick with Bisquick!
Into , cups Bisquick
stir "a To p cup Milk (enough
to make a soft dough-
knead ! minute. Pat out L5-inch
thick. CUT about l6 biscuits with
Pinch cutter. Spread each biscuit
with SOftened Butter (only
tbsp. i'm alI
Sprinkle over the butter
Sugar (only tbsp. in ALI
Mix cup Marmalade
and , tbsp. Water or Fruit
Juice
Spread mixture around base of we'll
creased s. ring mold Then sprinkle
with , tbsp. Seedless Raisins
Stand biscuits side by side around
ring mold (can overlap. Bake about
- minutes in hot oven (425O.
THTCE f,SEfSY mixing biscuits
Irith BiSq'uick. JItSt add milk!
That goes for dumpiings, too.
.tts0 Dieut Pie-cruStS. Simple
directions on BiSqIicIs package
Gor ten basic bdkingS. Why
siare? Let BiSqiick help you!
SUPPER'S A SUCCESS-predic-
ton by our General Mills foods staff:
Coru-ani-Slusage Casserole, Salad
Platter Spinach Leaves, Tomato
Sl.ceslul Lettuce Wedges with Tart
French Dressing Marmalade
Biscuit Ring ,BiJqmcD, Coffee, Milk.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAS-
SEROLE: Plenty of good sausage
flavor. A hearty, satisfying main
d.,h. s To ) servings. Mix together
4well beaten Eggs
lI2 cupJ cream style Corn
q No. = cam
cup soft Bread Crumbs
(pdcked in Cup)
III. unCooked Sausage Meat
tsp. Salt
tsp. Pepper.
Pour INTO creased deep S-inch round
casserole spread 6 tbsp. catsup over
top. t desired. Bake in moderate
oven l3jO) about one hour. Less If
baking with biscuits requiring a 425
oven (pilCe casserole in pan OF hot
water u prevent over-baking).
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

III / X q q with a
very little OF the
butter.
Set this in a
hot oven t450
Deg F. till the
crumbs are deli
cately Drowned
Six servings.
This is deli.
cious when you
use cooked rice
as the top, with
or with o ut a
thin, rich crust.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

= cup CRUMBS
Grease deep baking dish;
MAKE a layer Of the onions
and peas, add the rest of
the vegetables In layers
with the meat as the top
layer Pour the melted fat
over all Then top with the
crumbs which have been
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Shepherds Pie

-
l cup cooked meat
l cup gravy or stock
l teaspoon salt
= teaspoon pepper
IL cups mashed potatoes
2 tablespoons butter.
Mix the meat, gravy, salt
and pepper. Line a CREASED
baking dish with about half
of the mashed potatoes,
it with half of the butA
pour in the meat mixture,
cover with the rest of the
potatoes, dot with the rest
OF the butter. Bake in a
hot oven (l5O Deg. F. till
drowned. -Four servings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

minced piniento,
celery salt, pop
by seed. q few
grains of bacon
yeast salt or
herb salt.
In pla c g Of
gravy or stock,
use tomato or
curry sauce 10
mix with the
meat and Vege-
Ia BILE s be fore
putting them in
the pie dish. Amy
leftover We z e
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
BY FLORENCE BROBECK
WOmen's Editor

NNE OF the best SupperS
~ you can give your fam
lily on a cool autumn eve
ming is a big, hot, delicious
meat pie. A crusty rich pie
full of vegetables and the
brown gravy in which the
meat cooked, and the meat
itself, savory and well-sea-
soned. 1t satisfies the appe-
tites around your table as
no other food will ever do ii.
Meat pies are easily made.
You can shop for the few
ingredients which combine
under the tender pastry
crust. Or you can shop" in
your refrigerator and find
a little leftover meat. a cup
of cooked vegetables, and
with a few onions and po-
tatoeS, and a very little
effort, the question of what
to have for dinner is an
swered deliciouSly.
In General
kAEAT for such pies may
Nt be uncooked, partly
cooked or wholly cooked be-
fore putting it in the pie.
When uncooked meat is
used for the pie, cut it in
small pieces, season il, dust
with flour and brown il in
a little hot shortening or its
own fat. Then put il in a
deep casserole, cover it with
stock or gravy and surround
il with half-cooked vege-
tables. Cook il covered till
the vegetables are--tender
Then top it with pastry and
finish the cooking till the
pastry is baked and brown.
For crust use your richest
pie pastry, either as a top
crust or cut in strips or
stars, crescents, rounds or
other fancy shapes.
Or make small biscuits
and set them on the filled
pie dish as a top; bake in
a hot oven y TO Is minutes,
or till the biscuits are done.
Vary the biscuits by add
ing minced parsley to the
dough, or water CreSs, fine
ly grated cheese, finely
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
The Flavor Treat of
fhe Week

THIS is a delicious meat
pie which is differ
from most meat pastrie =
cause water cress is used
generously in the topping.
Biscuit Beef Pie
1ls cups cold cooked beef
J onion
IL cups brown gravy
or , cups cooked
potatoes
Water crcsS biscuits
Cut roast or boiled beef
in small cubes; place them
in deep casserole with the
chopped onion and gravy.
Bake in a low oven 300
Deg -El-45 minuteS, Then
add the potatoes sliced thin
Cover the dish with un-
baked water Cress biscuits.
Turn the oven TO high (450
Deg. F. and bake u min
utes or till done. Here are
the biscuits:
Mix biscuit dough as
usual (or use prepared d
biscuit miXture). Roll il
thin; brush with softened
butter or margarine and
sprinkle il with a few
grains OF paprika. Cover
with finely chopped water
cress. Roll it up like a Jelly
roll. slice in three fourths-
inch pieces. Lay them close
together on top of the meat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
General Mills, Inc.

lu-, sHI B-trs Croeker registered trade
uu,, % G-1eth Mhls, lno,. MnneApOlis. Mnn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-11
Rails File
With HCC
Nm Dispute

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10-The
war is neither over in fact nor in
law, according 10 a brief which
has been filed by the railroads
with the Interstate Commerce
Commission
The brief fS-in reply 10 a petit
tion by the secretary of agrlCul-
ture and the National Association
OF Railroad and Public Utilities
Commissioners. which asked that
March , be set as the date for
termination Of the increased
freight rates authorized by the
ICC after extensive hearings and
which were 10 terminate six
months after the end Of the war.
The NarCh Z date was chosen
as being six months from the
ending OF hoStilileS
The railroad brief replies that
the authorization was Ia expire
six months after the termination
OF the present war and that
Supreme Court decisions UNI
formly hold that the date of
the termination Of a war IS tho
date Of ratification of the reaty of
peace unless otherwise fixed by
Congress or proclamation of the
President.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-11
Tinnken Axle
Promotes Three

r. J. Goldie and Austin Lynch
have been reelected directors of
the Timken-Detroit Axle Co. for
three-year terms. At the annual
meeting of directors following the
stockholders meeting, Paul V. Os-
born was elected vice president in
charge of manufacturing. and
L. w. Fischer and n r. Brownyer
were also elected vice presidents.
Osborn joined Thinker in 194l
as assistant TO the vice president.
Fischer has teen connected with
the engineering department since
he joined Timkrn in 1921. In his
new post he will continue in an
executive sales and engineering
capacity. Brownyer Joined Tim
ken in 1926 as a sales engineer.
Previously, he was chief engineer
of Gotfredson Truck Corp, and
before that was associated with
the Paige Motor Car CO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-11
'Speliia|ties'
In Uptrend
By LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics, New York University
Last week The hiGher-grade
loaders' among stocks had a
spell of resting. following their
recent squirt, but the way "spe-
cialtics' came in for a rise made
IL clear that the general market
trend remains an upward one.
New highs for individual stocks
were fairly numerous right along,
though a few blue chips partici-
pated in making them.
This does not seem to he an I'M
favorable indication. In fact,
"rutauonal strength is essential
TO a sustained rise IN a speculative
market. the interest shifting from
one group to another. Anyhow,
most of the "specialties' now in
evidence pretty good them
selves.
The composite average Of a hum
dred stocks of all kinds remains
we'll within the rising path of re-
cent weeks. The chart at this
writing suggests no reaction in the
industrial group below little
above lS2 or below about 56i2 for
The rails.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-11
ACTIVITY VARIED

The average price of leading in
.dustrials came back Friday TO Off
set all the declines of the preced-
ing two days, and 10 make a new
high for the bull market. Earlier
in the week the utility group made
a -Hew-high.-AFound hundred
new individual highs were made
each day.
1t was specially notable that the
Is stocks most active each day
almost always closed with net
gains. This evidence was pointed
by the fact that trading activity
clearly varied with the rise and
fall OF prices, tending 10 fall off
on weakness and TO increase on
strength.
Meanwhile, railway stocks gave
a good account of themselves, and
evidence accumulates that they
are not through. The discontinue
tion of low Immigrant rates is now
assured. Large tax refunds are
available through speeding up
amortization of war facilities.
Above all. the coming boom in in
ldustry Will necessarily mean great
expansion in railway traffic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-11
Malay Rubber
Estates Intact

SINGAPORE, Oct. 10 - The
overall rubber picture in Malaga
is better than expected. il is said
Stories about the destruction of
plantations over vast areas are
now being discountc'.
1t is estimated that not more
than 5 per cent of the plantations.
which cover some 3,500,000 acres,
has been destroyed. The majority
of estates are reported 10 be in
tact, though choked by luXuriant
tropical growth.
The trade industries branch of
the British military mission says
that $4,000 tons of rubber
ready for export from the district
of Johore alone. In addition. ac-
cording to Japanese estimates,
AZ 900 tons more should shortly
be available or export from Ma
laya proper, exclusive of Johore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-11
Britain 10 Get
5Bi||ion Loan

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10 CUP
Congress probably Will be asked
before the end of the year TO es-
tablish a S5,000,0O0,000 drawing
account" for Britain. with a five
year period of grace free from
any kind of payments.
1t was learned authoritatively
today that Assistant Secretary OF
State Clayton and his economic
colleagues in the cabinet are
agreed upon such form of post
war aid.
In return for ". 6. financial aid,
Britain will commit herself TO a
broad multilateral trade policy
designed to eliminate the "ster-
ling" bloc and gradually reduce
empire preferences parallel to u.
S. tariff reductions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-11
Bartho|et Resigns
As NAIC Director

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 Paul
Bartholet has resigned as eXecu-
tive director of the National AS
ISOLATION of Investment Com
panies TO become executive vice
president of two of its member
ompan es, Manhattan Bond
Fund, Inc and New York Stocks,
Inc, IL was announced today.
Hugh w. Long e. Co. Inc, under
writer for these and two other
investment firms, also announced
Bartholets election as its execu-
tive vice president and his admit
lance as "a general partner of
Manhattan Research Associates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-11

FRUITS-Apples, Mcintosh. No. l, 81 -
w ;R ~ no snis 20 156 SUD Su @ SS
No. l. SIS bu Csntaloupe, fancy, .s5l2
81 bu Grapes. Concord fancy. 81 25al SO
peck basket NO sOe@ 81. Plums, Mon
sssosass b a. wateTmeions,, No. j.
VEGETABLE cREENs-cabbsgs. No. ,.
sss no 0u c 7se@s 10 ussfd sTcc Rg
10: l. SIC SO eu spinach, No 81 ESQ
chs1a ~ 10 o. b. lump fGH b. greens.
81 I.ETTT1SctTF AND SALAD GREENS - Celery
fsS DSy 7seSi.25 81. IA j 7sce 81. Is.
rsrOl.. No. 1, .75ce 81 bu Leaf lettuce so
3'zsqSe ID o.. Hsse W. lettuce Ne ), y ,l.2oa
VEGETABLES, MISCELLANEOUS - Beans.
blsck-eys, No. /, s2.Sog3 DO green. 40.
$3.50 bu I; Linz, No !. 50 SO r S bu
Roman, No. / 50 SOC bu Beels. hunched
iopp p No. NJ. ]. s1-7s@I SO su Bro1o7ii. 10
j ti@i so y bu CABBAGE fancy zoe bu.
No j, 5O@75c red No : Slo12 bu
fancy, s5c doz bchs No T. 65a75c.
topped. fancy. Si.T5 but no 81 2ss
sio,ssSi IS. Celery sncy. sI$i.2s dol
bchs No. 1, 5n@70c Celery root, No.
sIsi Is eoa bohs sweet corn. Ne /. sec
$3.50 bu.: No l. s.. soc ,; oillE 10. !,
t4@s b. medium. 10. ! $40 3 bu small,
Sehs Esrpisnt 70 J. eoessl As tq EgF-
plant long typo No Sfo $50 bu. Frunel
10 81 so Do. bchS HgIscradlsh, 80.
7Sa72s peck basket. Kehlrhb, No !
s5o@Si der bchs LeeA. Eo J. 81 al Is
Dor. brhs Green onions. fancy ti.2o doz
bchs No J. 7scaSl; cIy onions, fancy
81 OF 5o-Ih. sack. No :. sl75e2 ?. onion
sets white No !. large. So 5o-lo SACK
soeese dor bchs. Parsley root, 10,
6o&TSc don bchS parsnips No l. tl2t'
J so - bU Peppers Cayenne No !. 20"
eoc PECK BASKET green No Sic % b.
hot no J. Slaf5O bu rec, sweet 40
bu Potatoes. fancy. IS loo-ih. wcC 30 !.
81 sOa765 Pumpkins No ]. Tbc@2l bu.
rsdiGhes red No. !. Sl@i Is ,de1 hcht
bases. 10. !, .si.75a2 bu. Rhubs-6. 70
zoe 7Sc ccz bcht. squash. Hubbard ~
J LIS bu Table Queen fancy. $50 hu ~
! S1af1B. TomsfoeE 10 J &iml %
ian bs.sst; s. soss 50 bu. Green
bunchee No I. $50 zoe d. b,is: toppe1
fsncY 81 ~ 80 j. Si2sai.5 80
hrTs. $685.; medium SIs.7s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-11
Market
Gains


NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (INS)-
Stocks gained ground in moder-
ately active trading today. Most
OF the Improvement was recorded
in the forepart of the session when
the general list advanced frac-
tionaiiy in a busy first and second
hour. A few issues were up a
point or more. Bidding died down
in the last half hour but most
stocks held near their highs.
Turnover ran at about l,400. 900
shares. A number of blue chips
touched new 1915 highs, including
Union Pacific and Eastman Kodak.
Pullman. international Tele-
phone. j. I. Case, Woolworth, and
Stokely Van Camp were up a
point at the days best levels.
Aviations advanced fractionally.
Steefs, motors, and rails & Q d
forward in a quiet trade. Utilities
rested near Tuesdays close. Deal
ing in leading oils and coppers
were routine.
Bond market averages improved
small fractions. Curb shares were
steady and dull.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-11
FAVORABLE SYMPTOM

Perhaps the very fact that the
market has had 10 digest some
disappointing news is a favorable
symptom. 1t has held. For eX-
ample, the failure of the London
Conference. which somewhat de-
pressed the Lon d Ion market,
caused no general reaction in New
York. There must also have been
some disappointment concerning
he outlook for eliminating the eX-
cess profits tax, in view of the
action of the House committee in
favor of a mere reduction.
Other unfavorable items in the
news were the further decline in
indexes of weekly business activ-
lily, and indications of reductions
in many third-quarter earnings.
Of course. the labor situation re-
mains highly unsatisfactory.
But the market merely paused
and dug in. Most OF the technical
indications showed a tendency TO
rise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-11
Reopen Branch Plants

Resumption of production Of
Ford cars is scheduled today IN
four assembly plants EDGE
water. ~. j.; Buffalo. Louisville
and Dallas. according 10 NJ l..
Bricker, general superintendent
of Ford's. These branches have
been shut down since mid-Sop-
TENDER by shortage of parts re-
sulting from labor difficulties
in suppliers' plants.
Bricker said truck production
also would resume IN the four
branches next week. if the labor
situation continues TO improve.
Truck production is also .sched-
uled TO start at Chester, Pa;
Richmond, CAL; Somerville,
Mass. and Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-11
Bond Club
Starts Season

The Bond Club of Detroit in
augurateS activities Tor the 19lo-
40 season with a luncheon today
in the. Hotel Statler, Gerald +,
Miller of Miller, REMOVER x Co.
is scheduled 10 speak.
Miller has been IN government
service as a civilian for over three
years. He was stationed in Lon
don as executive officer of the
special operations branch office OF
strategic service, and also as chief
of the branch which, together
with a British agency was re-
sponsible for the supplying, plan
ming and control of the under
ground movement IN occupied
France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-11
II. l.. Jacobs
Buys Plant

F. l. Jacobs Co. has acquired a
plant in indianapolis. Ind. where
it will assemble its Launderall
automatic washing machine land
another product which we will
announce shortly" il has been
announce shortly according TO
Rex {. Jacobs, president. T h Q
plant was purchased from interna-
tional Detrola Corp, which trans
ferred production and servicing Of
its Libbey turret lathes 10 its Elk
hart. Ind, plant.
The +. l.. Jacobs plant in Do
wagiac. Mich. at which II was
formerly planned TO make the
washing machine, has been sold
Jacobs said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-11
EIeCfromdster
Starts Output

ElcCtromaStcr has launched
its postwar production Of electric
ranges, limited at present 10 two
medels5 officials announced to-day,
The two models are the Ban
.quet.' with full 40-inch width,
three surface units, the Vita-MiSer
deep well cooker. high speed
broiler and A warmer drawer,
and the Space Saver" designed
TO provide fun cooking capacity of
a large range in compact size.