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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
|Stoeks Show
Mixed Trend

NEW YORK. June 7 (INS)-
The stock market moved over a
narrow fractional range today as
traders continued in an indecisive
frame of mind. Trading volume
was night. Only 100000 shares
changed hands until noon.
Pivotal issues moved in a range
OF less than a half point. Bethle-
hem Steel drifted lower. u. S.
Steel retained a small early loss.
Motors tended higher although
the number OF bids was insig-
nificant.
Southern Pacific, Northern Pa
cific, and Chesapeake & Ohio
made a little headway. Others
rails were firm TO easier. Revision
of mining restrictions gave min
ing issues a lift. Dome jumping
more than a point.
Coppers softened about q. Avi-
-ations edged forward fractionally.
Other groups Travelled a dull,
meaningless rut.
Railroad liens were firm but
utility and industrial averages
eased. Curb prices were mixed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
What 'sNew
In Business
Snartesf Detroiters
Buying War BONDS
BY WARD SCHULTZ


1t was my privilege last night
10 participate in a radio broad
cast. on station WJR. sponsored
by the banking division OF the
Seventh War Bond drive.
II was no privilege 10 state
that Detroit, Wayne County and
Michigan are far behind their
quotas.
just why this should be true.
! don't know.
To explain my reaction. let
me cite some of the points !
made on the broadcast.
For example. let US say that
wrote IN this column that
topflieht brokers like Gy-kihs
Of Merrill Lynch, Charles Par
cells. Bill Roney. RALPH Slmonds
or any one Of a dozen others
had told me that all the really
smart investors in Detroit were
buying a certain type security.
Further. let us assume that
checked il with bankers OF the
caiber Of Walter s. McLucas OF
the National Bank Of Detroit;
Joe Dodge OF the Detroit Bank.
or Harry Sanger Of the Manu-.
facturerS National and found
that IL was true that they were
investing in the same security.
and that | learned that virtually
every top flight induStrlaliSt
vas buying II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Fishing
is Poor
Rr DON GILLIEs

II YOU are going fishing this
week. forget about II.
High winds. roily water and
rains have all hut wiped out any
kind Of fishing in southeastern
Michigan 4 change IN weather
conditions Will improve conditions,
hat lust when the change Is COM
me Is any ones guess.
Saginaw Bay, where fish bite
most any Old tme, Is actually
poor this week with few fisher
men out, according 10 reports re-
ceived today from the ConSerVa-
ton department.
The same rs true on Lake
Huron. from Port Austin 10 Port
Huron. where fishing has hit a
new low.
In the s.. Clair River. where
Walleyes were hitting good last
week, tho situation has changed
and there were few catches. Some
anglers are having fair luck on
rock bass at the mouth Of the
Clinton River IN Lake ST Clair.
but fishing generally is poor.
A few nice catches OF pickerel,
white bass and rock bass were
reported IN the lower Detroit
River and Lake Erie, on mlnnowS,
worms and McGlntieS
Fair fishing for bullheadS. cat
fish and sheephead were reported
on Lake Erie with worms the best
bait.
GeneSsee. Lapeer and Oakland
counties report fishing poor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Liinde|I Is Lost
To Yankees

NEW YORK. June 7 tUP)-
John Eindeil. New York Yankee
centerfielder who took his service
physical examination early today,
will be inducted into the army or
navy at IL a m. tomorrow, II was
learned today
The 2S-year-old slugger from
Arcadia. Cal. married and the
father Of a child. was hitting .273
according 10 the latest official fig
ures. He was credited with driv-
ING in Is runs.
Second baSeman George Stirn-
weiss and pitcher Bill Zuber also
were undergoing physical exami-
nation at the New York draft
board.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Fishers Buying

II 7 wrote all this. without
mentioning the name Of the Sc
curity, I'd be flooded with calls
from folks who wanted 10 get
in on a good thing.
Well, they're all buying war
bonds,
And then every ones been
asking what the Fisher brothers
are buying with the thought OF
getting in on that.
Well. ! talked with Lawrence
Fisher the other day and he
said that in each war bond
drive, the brothers have pur-
chased war bonds of the various
types.
He said that. being sold on
the future of America. they are
sold on war bonds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Auto
Graphs
That Extra Tires
Is Not Far OF
BY SILER FREEMAN

Despite All the gloom on tires.
don't he surprised TO find the
first postwar cars-those which
VIII come of around November
or December-with their full
complement Of rubber. This
Will include a spare. TOO.
II was at first contemplated
that the new cars would be
limited 10 only four tires. But
the War Production Board has
decided il will reconsider the
rubber situation in the last
quarter and, If at all possible,
IL will okay that extra tire.
The tire situation is hopeful,
not 10 say more cheerful. About
10000 workers could make a
world Of difference in the tire
production picture. About half
of them would 60 into tire fac
tories. the others into the
plants wnlch supply them.
The WPB rubber bureau
announced that 100000 pas
Senger car tires were made
available for replacement use
I'M the first half of this year.
OF course. minimum essential
needs are twice that many. But
considering the military needs
IN the first quarter OF 1945, it
still looks very hopeful in the
last half of this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Hockey Star
H0neynnO0ns

Glen Harmon, brilliant defense
man of the Montreal Canadiens,
still can't explain the defeat Of his
National fiockry tesgue cham'
pionShip team before the Toronto
Maple Leafs in the first round Of
the plsyoffS.
But Harmon isn't worrying
about hockey these days lie is
here on a honeymoon with ms
bride. the former Juhettc Louise
Leone of Montreal, 10 whom he
vas married last Saturday IN
Wesleyan United Church. All Of
the Montreal hockey players and
officials were there, including biz
Emil Butch Bouchard. Harmon
says.
wen even things with the
Leafs next season and keep the
thumb on the Red Wings" said
Harmon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Dezendorf Promoted

Nelson D. Dezendorf has been
named director of sales for the
Electro-Motive division of Gen.
eral Motors Corp, effective
June Is. Growth of the Diesel
locomotive business was given
as the reason for his appoint
ment.
Dezendorf started with Gen.
eral Motors Acceptance Corp.
IN Portland, Ore, in 1922, and
was placed in charge of the
business development section
IN New York in 1929. Two
years later he was moved 10
the sales section of GM in De-
trolt, but returned 10 GMAC
in 1893.
Dezendorf became general
assistant 10 r. II. Grant, then
IN charge of distribution. in
l94l. and succeeded him when
Grant retired in 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Deny Late
Net Entry
BY STANLEY L. BRINK

A change this season in the
conduct of the oath annual public
parks tennis championships is apt
10 eliminate some Of the confusion
caused last year by letting down
the barriers in favor OF post en-
tries.
This year entries close posi-
ttveiy June q. Late corners can
come in only 10 FIJI byes.
The 1914 event was Just head
ache for Floyd Warner and other
members of the committee, who
turned good fellows after listen
ing 10 the pleas.
As customary, the event viii be
held at Northwestern courts un-
der the auspices OF the depart
ment of recreation and is open 10
those public parks players resld-
ing within a 40-mile radius OF De-
troit city hall.
Play runs from June 80 10 July
r. Mems events are singles and
doubles and the singles draw is
restricted 10 64. The women's
singles is limited 10 81
For junior singles, entries must
be under Is years of age AS Of
Jan. /. 1945. There are no events
for girls in this division. although
those interested are eligible for
the women's-
Instead of entry fees going 10
the Red Cross, as formerly, they
will be turned over TO the Detroit
Field Army OF the American Can
Ger Society.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Grier' S Milwaukee
Bout on Anyway

Despite a protest filed by Com
missioner John J. Hettche. Emmet
Grier will be permitted 10 go
through with his bout with AL
Gomez in Milwaukee Friday night.
Grier was scheduled 10 fight
Leon Spencer here in April, but
at Grier's request the bout was
called off when he told Hettche
he was suffering from a head in
jury. GTieT wasn't suspended
here. but Hettche figured he
should fill the Detroit date before
fighting elsewhere
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
O'Madiean Appointed

Dan O'Madigan Jr., until re-
Gently an air corps major in
the na-Burma-India theater,
has been named Memphis zone
manager for Pontiac. according
TO d. u. Bathrick. general sales
manager. He succeeds II. Cor
don Hersh, who takes over the
st. Louis zone.
Donald b. Whitfield is trans
ferred from st. Louis 10 the
Pontiac zone 10 replace c. C..
Currie. who resigned 10 become
a Pontiac dealer in Detroit.
O'Madigan has been with
Pontiac since 1884. He was
commissioned in 1912 and was
with the Eighth Air Force in
the North Africa invasion. He
was transferred TO Obi in 1914
and, after participating in the
Burma campaign, returned TO
the United States last January.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Bo|den, Taylor
Fight at Arcadia

Nate Bolden. Chicago. will meet
Eddie Taylor. Detroit. in the 10
round headliner on the Arcadia
fight card Monday, Promoter Or
vile Godfrey announced.
Bolden is listed In Rng as the
No.%4 contender in the light
heavyweight division. His last ap-
pearance here was winning one
against Vern Escoe.
Jim Tar Baby" Williams, Chi.
cago heavyweight, meets McKiQ-
ley English. hard pune h n
Detroiter. in the eightround semi
windup English has scored five
straight knockoutS since turning
pro. his latest being over Lindy
Elliot in Chicago last Friday
Three other bouts will round out
the program.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Winning Run Walks
Home for Local 154

Local 15i walked in with a As
victory over JohnSon's in the soft
ball feature al Mack Park last
night Relief pitcher Benny kud-
ron passed in the winning marker
after Steve kowski had
singled home the tying counter for
Local l54 IN the sixth inning.
East Side Sports tied Briggs,
d and Chalou girls downed
Local %. So Local 203 plays
Police al Gas. Hudson meets
Local 50 girls, al S and King'S s
takes on Bill s \lt $50 p. m. to-
night
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
City Journey Standings

REGULARS
ra-isclssn so3s Lout ca, Hscrssnor
.o77 .. In, Wele soia. 5oi7.
Cnens Tronbly aces
CLASS
ovLRAvLRA0K
yuo.s l7s Stsvs Rscresuou fVineso-
lss Volv,rins ChiPs Nen shbhfol SIS
kieves, Machine $40. Altss sl4
CLASS e
es,ss ~, al. TSaHdsroola ass You'
CLASS n
Bohn Athletes 4os rrucs lnyci-s po,T'
Hoinss at. Pstsrsoni spsnleli s7s.
DoUBLEs
REGULARS
lunt,, p.ttss GaFene, Jansen 1880 Az
rus Banberr-Nsrvtn Foosr l22s LIneoI
tspp$nhsfsn-Cecfgs Belk 1875. Trsnt Lion
Tony Sovak 1923. ROY hh,n- Aoen ha'sol
izzs.
ovLRivERAGE
Nh, P,nrs-Joe vsrto 7si Marty poanes
rofnAn,r Peps 7st Jerry ssgsre Afan Bsdi
Tfss gar STANLEY Dsnovykt-ksrI hAn1er
tss Cly1s Gen jos NoPhsrlih 7sa..
sISGLIs
EIGULARS
"a. Naro es7. Prank zfou sne knfhcn'
poc ees Cienen, Perbhtcn SIS Jin'
csso-ie e7e. Joe Landry and h''oid Coo
ovEHAvLRA6E
Ansv Ins.r,or 71s, Ssn Bsrns't 200
yessrs siisia 10. Bsyrl, yriss is7
Chsris wsrtham l7s
ALL,FvLS1s
Joas Cyimninf 1855 Tony novtk ~
Ear Hsrssu 1919 Edyuc kg!A 1877
EA-tG Johnson 1870
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Grains
Irregular

CHICAGO. June 7 UNS) -
Wheat was irregular and fairly
active in late dealings today.
The July future. which gen.
orally held firm finished nc up
at $l66hs Other futures were
lower throughout and closed nc
to &c off.
Rye generally was higher late
and closed lc up for July and NC
down to &c up for deferred
futures. July finished at SLAP
after ruling &c off at $l.40ss
earlier.
Corn closed unchanged 10 &c
higher after holding firm in a
narrow range.
Oats finished nc TO &C higher
and barley unchanged TO lac up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Col. Bottom 10 Retire

Col. Earle y. Bottom. chief OF
the stock control division Of
the office, chief of ordnance,
Detroit, since August, 1914.
Will retire 10 civilian life soon.
according 10 Brig. Gen. w. P.
Boatwright, head OF OCO-D.
Col. Bottom was assistant
general sales manager Of Ford
company when he entered the
army in 1912 He plans TO
enter the tractor and farm
implement business as general
manager of the Bull Stewart
Equipment Co. in Dallas. Tex.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Livestock M Market

Nv
vees all desirable hsrrovi and sllts. at
So 90 the ceiling most sovs, Sl4s "a IS.
-.,S siauEhter .tesrs and % ys.rinss STEADY
eeei COWS very sctiye. strong 70 as cent,
about steady. bulls highly uneven. closing al,
weeks best ume mostly steady 'toosers
note. os ~ nrm Steers s7 o odd he.d
y.sfiinrs SIS 7ssis rs scattered common
yssrnhSs no 9 SIS 'oi% Suh bsti cows. SO sosis'
few best So 50. Gamers and cutters mostly
s7.sosa so bulk sll-ssussse bulls s1os
56oies Il SS nSefer, 0ard under 500 lbs siSsit IS
CALvEs-7oo. veslers steady today For
Sss ", v,'ltIs 500 oTsr s ca ss''. nos spns,
veslers Sis so. oonnon and medium mostly
t12dl5 culls. ssaio
sHEEP-7o0 slsuEhter lambs and sheer
sbcu, steady today and for rees. but o.
mand uncertain and rsneTsi trade carving
eesriIn under,on' d.os mostly scod e2.lS
,na cholc, shorn lambs no l pelts. sl4
ala so around 200 mostly choice shorn
anS' .oce No Pslh ssIy 'is ~. tT,5T .Iits%s
shcru hmbs siial3 cuns s7as mos,
rood and choice snorn evcs ss25aa. others.
tsGs thin cuils 81 soa4
steady Too si4 IS bulk. si4 IS hssyy.
iisSS hsnt nrhu. Si4 soait7s, packing
ctrTLE- 900 st.sdv CAVES 500
steady Beef steers Choice. siTsi7 40
n,alam. tiAsl7 y'sr,inH'. sl4sisso
egll, ,loSls e,lyes. siosle so f,.dss,s.
siieiS stocseIs steers, slisl4T5.
CO.'S and hsifsrs. ts75Gi4
sHEEP--7 900. steady Lambs tlf 50 "a
is7s common Si3att: yssrnnrt. sila
-. feeders, Slidi3 so. ewes, s7&e.so.
-r PtTTsBpRGH
\ rTTTSBURCH June fINs t-ChrTLL-
$50 stesdy steers good - choice ste7se
- rs. medium n goce. titSo9 l6.S SOY com
vinn ~ MEDIUM sra 6oF1s hsifsrs good n
tNoics sif,5Of1S medium ~ rood, ti2G
IL 80. common ~ MEDIUM. t1oai7: COWS
Enoe ~ choics. ti7 5oaiS. common TO me
HoCs-ioo u,so,- 1so.iso lbs siss
1913, 10000 les ,flSei5 IS. 5oo-27o
1918 7Sd-3on n sispisis o-sSo
ips SO sosis ioo-iso tos. sitai<7S.
YcuFhs Si4si44o
SHgLP-7o0 steady choics ciipred lambs
flFSt5so medium 4 Fooc clipped. sac
- cormor clipped t7ali sves clipped
- Soss vethers clipped ts9a
CALvLs-7s nsady rod 20 ehcies VIZ
IL medium slf.Sosi6 30. euilt and CON
ron. t7gis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Own Tax Notes

And I talked with George
Fink. president OF Great Lakes
Steel. and learned that he not
only buys his limit of f bonds
but buys the other long term
issues, and always takes ad-
vantage OF the opportunity OF
buying the c tax notes.
r. Mel Rinehart, president of
the Highland Oil and of the
Board OF Commerce, delights in
telling friends how he is able
10 smile even with the fifteenth
of June approaching-hecause
he has G tax notes. And he
adds that he's preparing for
future "fifteenths" by buying
more IN this drive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Canada Grain
Plea Denied

NEW YORK, June = The
Lower Lakes Committee has
turned down requests for permits
to ship Canadian wheat and oats
into Buffalo.
At present there are large
stocks OF Canadian grain at Buff
falo and il IS reported that con-
gestion at that point and Duluth
is delaying unloading.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Sorensen Purchaser

Yesterday, ! drove down 10
Toledo with Charles f. Soren-
sen. president of the WHY'S
Overland, 10 see his new post
war ieep; and he stopped at
one of the banks here on the
way and-bought WAR BONDS!
I could go on and on. could
list name after name - all
names to conjure with-of men
who are buying war bonds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
$3.50 Record Will
Satisfy Ferriss

BOSTON. June 7 CUP)-B Boyis
Dave FerriSS. whose peerless
has given him eight
straight victories and the most
talked-of record Of any major
league rookie in years. said today
he would settle for a $3.50 record
IN ms first year with the Red Sox.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
I'm Not Dead.
Saws Brennan

ANN ARBOR. June Football
fans who knew him rubbed their
eyes yesterday when 1t Jack
Brennan arrived here on navy
leave.
A Jack Brennan had been re-
ported killed in action some
months ago,
1t must have been another
Brennan, he SAID. 1t Brennan
starred At guard on the 1889
Michigan football squad and had
been in the south Pacific over a
year on secret duty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
National Airlines
Plans TO Expand

WASHINGTON, June Ma
tional Airlines. Inc. has filed
application with the Civil Aero
nautics Board to acquire control
Of Caribbean Atlantic Airlines,
Inc. whose stockholders have de-
posted more than SO per cent
Of the outstanding shares with
National.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Majority Fall Down

But the fact remains that the
majority of Detroit business
men are NOT buying-we're
behind the quota.
Sure, temporarily, Uncle Sam
loses the use of that money;
but in the long run these men
are the losers. Such sheer
stupidity!
The other night at the dinner
for Gen. Carl Spaatz. our own
Bill Knudsen said that the ma
ton was looking to Detroit for
leadership.
Can we afford to fall down in
the Seventh War Loan drive?
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Sheppard 10 Manage
Lorenzen Office Here

Charles J. Sheppard has been
named manager of the Lorenzen
e. Thompson. Inc. Detroit office
with headquarters in the Penob-
scot Building. He was affiliated
with the advertising business in
Detroit for a number of years
before joining the Lorenzen staff
in 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

He will be responsible for sales
and management of the Bloom
ington, H.. plant which will
manufacture oil burners and air
conditioning equipment, postwar.
The Eureka division, which will
produce home cleaning systems,
cordless electric irons. and cleo
trio garbage disposers when mill
tary conditions permit, will oper-
ate under the direction of George
T. Stevens. vice president and
manager of this division.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

NEW YORK, june 7-Balti-
moro and Ohio Railroad Co. notes
for sS4. .o63,276 held by the RFc,
more than $s1 500. 900 Of which
are now in default. will be re,
funded and new 4 per cent bonds
for the same amount will be
issued.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Name Barrett
Headley Aide

The appointment of Harold Y.
Barrett as manager Of the Detroit
office of the Headley-Reed Co,
national representatives for 30
radio stations, effective June l,
has been announced by Frank NJ.
Headley. president.
Headley- maintains head
quarters in New York City and
branch offices in Chicago, Atlanta
and San Francisco. with the De-
troit office located in the New
Center Building.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Ray Blades Is Fined

COLUMBUS. June I tCP)-
American Association president
George NJ Trautman today fined
manager Ray Blades Of the ST
Paul Saints SO FOR use Of OBJ
jectIonable language IN umpire
Nil, Steengrafe during Monday
nights game al Louisville.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

dent of
the VIII m s
Oil = q . Matte
Heating Corp,
which was aC-
.quired by Eu-
reka.
In his new
capacity, Math-
son w i'll be
in C h arge Of
the Will i a m s
division of the
expanded Eu-
lreka COMPANY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Buy Ferriss' Mate

BOSTON. June Z (UP)-Randy
Hefin. 26-year-old right-handed
hurler and onetime locker mate
with undefeated Dav tBoo) Fer
riss. has been purchased from
Louisville. the Boston Red Sox
announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Increase Reported
In Gas USAGE Here

The gas senout in the Detroit
district for the week ended June
2 was 53S.054 thousand cubic feet,
the Michigan Consolidated Gas
Co. reported today. an increase of
l09.022 thousand cubic feet COM
pared with the corresponding
week last year
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Plan Preferred Issue

NEW YORK. june 7-1he
Champion Paper and Fibre di-
rectors have called a meeting OF
common stockholders for July 6,
1945. 10 authorize a new issue Of
10000 shares OF preferred stock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Kiese|bath 10 Head
Cooperaqe Sales Unit

f. F. Lee. president OF Steel
Cooperage Co. has announced the
appointment of Walter A. Kiesel-
bach. formerly with Verde Bros,
as manager OF barrel sales.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Briggs Mig. Votes
so Cents on Common

Briggs Mfg Co. has declared a
dividend of 80 cents on common.
payable June 80 TO stock Of record
June 10 The same amount was
paid in the previous quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Elect Mdtheson
Eureka Officer

William A. MatheSon has been
elected vice president Of the Eu-
reka Vacuum Cleaner Co, it was
announced by n. w. Burritt,
president. Matheson was formerly
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Square D Co. 10 Pay
Dividend Of SO Cents

Square . CO. has declared a
dividend of so cents on the com
mon, payable June 30. TO stock of
record June Is. The same amount
was paid in previous quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO. June ms Cssn srain
close
CORN No yellow sllsoaIl7.
sample srsde yellow 81 nsu1.ls',
TOLEDO CASH GRAiN
TOLEDO. Juns ms -Cssh grzIn on
track
wHZAT-No. nd. 81 7sN. No red
Sl77A.
CORN-so J yelios si1s. No 7 y.i.
oArs-so, =. ssl,sssre. No. , white.
s7iz rssc
soYBEANs-No. yellow. s7isG3le.
WINNIPEG GRAINS
WINNIPEG, June tTNS Rye closed sc
70 ire hizhsr today. July, sl.4aA. OctooeI.
81 3si1 December si.3S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Detroit Stocks
N. N.Y.Curb M arket

Dtv,Aead, IN IN. for,roint tshl. are the
lneants paid or payable so Tar this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
WET Course Sept. "a

ANN ARBOR, Aug. 9--An In
teusive pre-term refreSher course,
aimed AT improving the study,
concentration and reading ability
of World War ii veterans will
begin at the University of Michi-
gan on Sept "A, and run for four
weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10

have nad their clothing ration books And down in the has , there
Keep them fun all the time they'll collapse would say we've the % same thing
n
good OF the walls and making reservations
Half Pint Guys here everything
and really themselves Some
"Jerky, Deadend
labeled
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
GOOD NEWS!
To All Who Need a
Laxative Now and Then

When you feel sluggish, stomach up
set. low In spirits and somewhat mo
account" - because you need a good
cleaning out, just LET YOURSELF IN
FOR THE QUICK RELIEF THAT
When you want relief you want IL
PRONTO-you don't want to wait for
hours (Kruschen acts usually within
an hour - Caution - use only as di-
rected. Regulate tho dose to suit your
own requirements. Get KRUSCHEN
SALTS today at any good drug store.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
BOB HOPE
COMMUNIQUES

rom Brcmcn), Aug Bad kissingen is the name
m of a girl with a weak pucker Il Just told that
ar and he's Still trying 10 figure il out too We
n having to 90 back three times TO get our towels
,cir own toilet equipment and it's quite novelty
,our own towels and soap. Had our last breakfast
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10

GOT away sdIeIN MS 4 H. dI
over here every one carries
leaving the hotel and stealing
sadly al the American mess IN
the Brcmen RathSkeller,
which is a very t,nc trough
indeed This rathSkellcr is sort
of an underground brown
derby with cobWebS It's over
400 years old and the walls
are decorated with muralS Of
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Clothing Depots

In c,onnec tion with next
weeks clothing receipt for the
United Nations Clothing drive,
chairman Charles V. Titus today
pointed out that due to space linn
tations, clothing bundles should
not be left at either the city po-
lice station or the fire hall.
Both buildings do not allow
for storage or handling.
Bundles. firmly wrapped or
boxed should be left at the Pos;
Office, the Broadway USO or
any church or school.
In discussing the clothing
drive today. in the light of Presi-
dent Roosevelts death, Titus
called attention to the fact that
the immediate relief Of people
in foreign lands had been Mr..
Roosevelt's personal plan, and
the President himself had aided
Henry Kaiser in active direction
Of it.