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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Farme ers' M arket

FRUITs-Apples. Mcintosh 10. - -
Assn bu SNOW. No $50 4s,Io lo, su
Rrs'y Riysr 70 ~ 81 4s6 ou '1 cfsospps. 20
/ IS bu. Canteloupe 50 5oa3 S0-lo hu
Citrons No / - bu. Grapes. Concord 'sncy
Peaches Hale fancy. S42Sa447 bu. No
. S27Sd3 Elherts fancy, 81 2S0a.47 on
No 50 75a27s Pums Monarch No !
S2,a2 so d hu PrunfS. No. S@.hnia at
= bu wstermelons. fancy, 81 IS bu. No
vEGETGBLEs GREENs-c.bb.ge ". /
ssls ''S Nc ou o,tssGi 7ScsHi @ Su muusTd GREENS
No slsl 2S M SPINACH N2-l 81 ,., 2ss
rb,s o OS n sGr9 S bu Tulnp sfssn, 9s r No
LErTfuct AND SALAD GREENs-celcr'
isncy iisncy - nm 9u No scss Leaf s1" lettuce
No / 4asc in Head lettuce No ~ 25s
-vEGETKBrEs misc Beans. black-eye
fancy. 81 bu No /. 81. so@3, Green
fancy. s4 so ou No ! - soo3. Ysn
? so: Lima No S4a4 so bu Roman
fancy 81 bu No i-&1-ion3 Way- fancy
g SO bu No l. q 'oa7 Bees. bnnched
topped No 81 2Sai 50 bu Broccoli. No
sial 81 ~ Cseb'Fe .ncy 81 sg l
oDoss ,s0css i.Hcy 3S osi ss 81 aSgi 50, s.
fauIlflOWeT fancy ~ - 0n NJ ~ NNtd
? celery. fancy tia1.2A do7 bcns No.
sod7nc Cslsrv root No /. ~ 2S dof
hchs sweet corn. fancy aoc N-doz sack.
No sNa7Sc CucumherS slicert t~ncy
so but 40 - 500 pill' NJ !
S4ss bu Medium NJ. t4aS Ju small
Nc sea- bu Dnl No. NoseSc doz
plant Ions type 10 tldl 20 bu .snn,l
So ! soc dny Horsefadtsh 40 8 ~ Sa
IS nerk basket Kchlrahi 80 r1tatl
Ans hchs Teets NJ x1mt - do1 nchs
JsTeen onions fancy Il % d6i. hchs SO.
7Scaki. dfv onions fancy. t2Or tO-lh
sack No 81 THn2 Onion sets. white 80
lsrCe tS SO-lb sack medium IS small
90 Okrn No - Sno215 T-lh basket
raFSIfy curly. No 7 A0a6Sc dof brht Pats.
lev root No snd7Sc doz hchs Psrsnins
No 81 2Sml 50 - hu rerrers CAYENNE
M 7Sso0c peck basket Green 70
Itt 2S M bot, No tial % tU
VS 81 $50 7s sa ro's'os; fancy ~
100 N ssck Nc - soa2eS PumrklnS
No TScaSi hu RsfiSheS red fancy.
ti 40 do7 bchs No I tiai 2S pu'ansgss
No 81 TSa2 IN Fnuhsrh NJ S0n
7Sc o. bChs Soussf Hubbard ~
I2salT5 hu Dcll,ious No 81 80
nuNt italian, fancy ~ ia on Nc, N2a
2,2S \TAbie\ Cdeen fancvNx 81 20 nj NO,
tidiI2s summer fancy - bu No !
7ScaSi Tomatoes fancy 81 25al 30 IAN
basket NJ TSCatl fancy ga 50 nu
NJ ~ 7Sat 81 Turrip, hunrnsd 70
s's aoc o. trhs torree isnee 81 bu
EcCs-Ey,rs stre si7lt so-oos case
hrf, sIss3 medium, sis.ss
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
August Sales
Show Increase

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 Sales
of all retail stores, both chain
and independent. are estimated AT
Sc $50. 100000 for August, 6 per
cent above August, 1914, accord
ing TO the department of COM
merce.
Filling station sales for the
month were 19 per cent above a
year ago, compared with An aver
age year-to-year increase Of s per
cent in the first seven months OF
l945.
In apparel and general mer-
chandISe storeSI gains over A year
ago were reduced by the two-day
Victory closing period.-
Durable goods stores registered
greater year-to-year gain than
the nondurable goods group s
per cent, compared with s per
cent for the latter.
Both the building materials
and the automotive groups regis
tered increases of about 10 per
cent over August. 1914.
A heavy demand for parts and
services are boosting sales IN the
automotive group.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Market Test
Interpreted
By LEWIS HANEY

Professor OF Economics, New York Unissrsit,
i Last week proved 10 be a period
of market testing. Prices moved
irregularly without wide swings.
This sort of. market is apt TO be
disappointing TO the bulls, but is
even more disappointing to the
bears.
The net conclusion to he drawn
is that an attempt was made 10
depresS stocks, that il failed, and
that the market now emerges
with a test of the nearby lower
trading range very successfully
met.
A glance AT the charts OF sew
eral high-grade stocks strongly
confirms this conclusion.
In fact, the composite average
of a hundred stocks of all sorts
has not only held its own, but has
made a new high closing figure,
and thus kept within the rising
path" of the bull market.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
NOTABLE INDICATION

What has happened during the
past two weeks has been in the
way of an appraisal of the labor
situation and Of the Truman phase
OF the New Deal.
The stock market, 10 my mind
says: Cd Labor is going TO be
kept within workable limits, and
-l2) the Truman administration
doesn't really want to hurt busi-
ness.
/ And don't forget that there
( has yet been nothing approach
ING climax volume of trading
1t will perhaps be time TO con-
slider the possibility Of sharp
hct-hack- when volume rises much
above 100000 shares.
The steels and equipments Of
all kinds (capital goods industriesD
seem to me To have shared with
the utilities the position of lead
ership last week. This shows the
relative ease with which recon
version goes on, and is a warning
10 labor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Crackproof Lamps

Westinghouse Lamp Division
announces that il has ready for
production new infrared lamp
producing radiant heat for COM
Portable body warmth yet built
OF special ruby red glass so
rugged that the bulb can toss
off water without cracking.
Heretofore, explained James
y. Hall. Westinghouse engineer.
infrared bulbs which Speeded
the drying of paint on jeeps,
helmet liners and other war
materel often cracked upon
contact with liquids.
But with the new glass, de-
veloped after long research"
Mr.. Hall added, I'VE have
lamp which has withstoOd
temperature shock test OF more
than 500 degrees Fahrenheit
differential. In our laboratory,
these new heat raw lamps have
continued Ia burn even after
being dipped in ice cold water"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
By WARD SCHULTZ

A postwar development Of
air traffic that is being watched
with interest IN tho Middle
West has been informally dis
cuSSed with the Corporation
Compassion or kansas Dow
Jones reports. The Eagle Air
Lines. subsidiary OF Missouri
Pacific Railroad. mas presented
a tentative plan 10 the COM
mission II viii he an alrllneS-
truck operation 10 get package
freight 10 the retailer hours
earlier than the present air eX-
press or any other means OF
transportation. Eagte proposes
10 establish several warehouses
in Kansas and in other states.
The airplaneS would leave ST.
Louis and Kansas City in the
early evening. As soon as they
could be loaded, and fly TO the
warehouses where the freight
for all nearby points would be
unloadcd and freight consigned
10 the west would be loaded.
When the trip is completed, say
Al Pueblo OF Denver, the planes
would return 10 ST Louis, pick
ING up and unloading such
freight AS they have for points
near the airport warehouses.
Then commercial truck lines,
where the Missouri Pacific does
not operate its own truck lines,
would make deliveries to the
customers
The project would thus give
practically the entire state Of
Kansas 1S-hour maximum de-
llNerlcs from ST Louis and II
hours al the most from Kansas
City Launching of the pro-
gram on any big scale Will
have 10 await the release Of
more alrplanes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Profit TskinQ
Hits Market

NEW YORK, Oct 3 INS)--
Profit takers had the upper hand
in the stock market today AS the
correction from the recent run-up
continued. Losses running In a
point were recorded when scat
tered offerings appeared in plvo-
tai groups.
Volume ran al the rate ol morl
than a million shares. with 330,-
600 changing hands in the first
hour.
Stccls dropped fractionally in
early deals hut Stlffened midway
through tho second hour. A frac-
tional loss in Bethlehem was con-
vertcd TO a small gain. Motors
followed a mixed line. with
Chrysler up a shade and General
motors easier. Half point losses
were scattered in the aviations.
Rails sought lower ground. South
ern Pacific dipping =, Utilities
averaged 4 point lower. Cheml-
Gals ruled firm 10 lower.
Railroad bonds continued soft.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
British World Fair7

While Detfeitefs continue to
talk in nebulouS terms about a
Worlds Fair Sometime in the
future, the British Institute Of
Export has advanced a plan 10
rebuild the heart of bomb
blasted London around an IN
ternational Exposition.
Under the proposal each in
dustry would be located in A
block of buildlngs-thus Great
ing what the BritonS term a
permanent show window for the
world 10 look at
They point 10 the success Of
the once famous Leipzig FAIR in
Germany which brought IN S40,-
-eee-ae6- worth of business an
nually-and on tho British ad-
ViSory staff are German refu-
gees who helped make the Leip-
zig FAR a success
What's the matter with De-
trOlt ,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
By snFR FREEMAN

This wax --r rrorrf ----7r--r
the car manufacturers were 10
have gotten under way IN earn
est Rut instead of busy p.o-
ducuor lines rSinc employment
snS lots Of activity 'hcrc is de-
pressing Ion lowering over the
entire industry
The oil COMPANY traDS added
"a tho other llls Of tho manllac-
turerS. Where or there Ma, a
lt'le activity. tho lack of Caso-
linz caused such widespread 7h-
SerteelSm that many plants had
70 suspend
The KELSEY HAYES strike tho
Foremans Association troubles
a. Hudson and lack oi bodies
completed the - - ~ woes Even
should conditions change ior The
better now the best the car
builders can do this month
would be only P fraction of what
the schedules calico for
O well. maybe November VIII
be better.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Rails Ask ICC
OK on Bonds

WASHINGTON, Oct. ) In a
Joint application tc the ICC, the
New York Connecting Railroad
Co. has asked authority TO issue
S25. .9S2. 600 of Series r first mort
gage bonds and the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co and the New York,
New Haven e. Hartford Railroad
Co. asked for authority TO suaran-
tee principal, interest and sinking
fund payments of the new bonds.
The proceeds, together with
company funds. will be used to
call in, on or before Dec. /, $25,-
9S2 900 of first mortgage. 3l2 per
cent -beneis--SerieS- due 6ct. !,
1865 The bonds Will he redeemed
al 106. The new bonds will be
payable Oct l. 1878.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Far Cy From Doctrines Of Beveridee

tho token language the revised bill stresses me
responsibility of the federal government to foster Tree copNe
and the investment of private capital ms
cry doctrines expressed by Sir William r. sewerage
book entitled Full Employment IN a Free society Sr
William. lip service 10 private enterprise nut
clearly indicated that this did not result IN chonc
surplus applicants governmental economic ACTIVITY
(CollectNiSml Indicated
As chiefly lace saving ue'lce
that it IS introducing
millennium through legislation ON tho other hano
the skepcs that cannot do much prac
damage
the aspirations of millions OF
Seupportng citizens should not he adWdged WIN Vohy
the urgency of the economic problem Woulo De re-
public the mistaken notion that olon
solved the problem of material welbeng
Contrary the assumption OF some ol
sponsors has not oua"ed business rS
AAhc s inherenI u a DYNAMIC world
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
NJ. S. Rukeyser
M. s. Rukeyser w-. ~.
Terms '.DObS' bill
'CuriOuS COncOctiOn'

The Official Senate version full employment bill is A
members
Bcedge philosophy has been edited out of the bill
Without and fantasy, the bill little than
the expression of pous aspiration
of sensible Democrats
Republicans crackpoin indicates that the coalition
held balance legislative before Mr. truman
succeeded 10 the presidency IS the saddle
The Taft amendment tho Murray bill of the deficit
spending" weapon but eliminating highly questionable
approach from Ohio TOOK out OF the meas
a primary motNating factor ,
II federal projects arc of instead of
out of nnaonary borrowings clear how such maneuNeS
will add Of For spending tax funds the
government merely substitutes government spending Tor private
SDendn
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
50-Year Record

And Mrs. William l.. Stad-
Ter, writes friendly little note
on Ford Hospital stationary, in
which she points out that John
kozmas p year service record
al Revere that we mentioned,
puts him in the beginner class.
"My Dad, Ralph r. Randall,
Of 1860 81. Paul avenue" she
states. has been with the
American Car and Foundry Co.
for over so years. And I'm just
in the hospital for n checkup,".
she adds, 10 explain the letter.
head.
Well, | had no idea Of start
ing a length Of service contest,
bat here's all credit TO old
timer Ralph Randall
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
= New Firms
Incorporated

LANSING, Oct. 3 tUPl-Ar-
ticles OF Incorporation have been
filed with the Michigan Corpora
ton and Securities Commission ny
the following new firms: Battle
Creek Motor Parts Inc. Battle
Creek: CLYDE II. Aldrich and Del
mar W. French. Battle Greek %
deal in automotIve parts and
equipment; $50 900 common stock.
Laconia Corp Detroit: William
G-Aftcc -sna 4e,ifr-lzt4sz-te--tieat
in real estate: $4,000 common
stock. Rosenberg Shoes Inc De
troit Ben and Rose Rosenberg
10 buy and sell shoes and wearing
apparel $50 600 common stock
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Ex-Ce||-0 Shows
Earnings Gain

EX-Cell-O Corp. reports for the
nine months ended Aug 81 net
profit of STAT 400 or $3.50 per
share, compared with earnings Of
S1.440, sos or 1851 per share IN
the corresponding period OF last
year.
Both statements are subject 10
renegotiatlon.
Profit after all harges s
amounted 10 S7,743, ,49S against
S13. s07779 last year. while fed
eral taxes. which included proll'
sion for possible price adjust
ments, amounted 10 S6.272 09S
against S12. .367.0S in the nine
month period Of 1914
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
TooIinq Service Kept

The vaiushie service which
the Automotive Tool and DE
Manufacturers Association has
been rendering 70 industry dur
irE the war wit nc continued
during reconverslon. we arc glad
70 learn. The TooIng lntorma-
ton Service. under Irwin A.
Prabel. will function As usual
but the reports viii he issued
twice each month, beginning
Oct %. instead Of weekly
The reports were Of great help
all through the war 10 mem
hers Of the Automotive Council
for War Production. They viii
he equally valuable 10 the mem
bers OF the Automobile Manufac-
turerS' Association now.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04

Woodall Industries. Inc, has
purchased Board Fahricators, Inc.
Long Island City, ~ Y, which for
the past 10 years has served in
dustry in eastern states with
masonite products fabricated TO
the specifications Of about 1000
manufacturers of end products
According to H. J Woodall.
president, this expansion is the
first step toward a national dl-
versified service to mass produc-
ton industry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04

Even passing Senate has left vast area
and trade union initiative IN the ed
realm of practical schoaf
ship still much work be done in diagnosing the causes
OF fluctuations
If pIsaons are accepted as reality flow of produc
distribution possible 10 formulate policies OF
adjustment emergencies another the
of balance the choice is between Si
ING THE WORK through modifying the length of the work week
on tho one hand and SHARING PRODUCT through taxing
the enplese to pay o idle the other
From desirable 10 TO grips WIN
meaning balance equilibrium, modern economic
is high level of employment
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Peak Output
Rv GN1 Truck

NEW YORK, Oct General
Motors Corp. Truck and Coach
Divisions recently increase ID
schedules call for the production
Of trucks during the fourth quar-
ter at rates exec dinr those for
the highest prewar levels, accord
ing 10 J. p. Little, general sales
manager.
He said the division has been in
production of civilian trucks for
over a year and half al re-
stricted WPB schedules. Plans
for 1916 call for the greatest
truck volume m our history" he
stated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Named by CrowIey's
To Employment Post

Richard Y. Frost has Joined
Cre~letS As employment super
visor He comes 10 Detroit from
the Calico Chemical division Of tho
American Cyanamld Co. where he
was supervisor Of personnel rcla-
tIonS He previously held a similar
position with BloomInEdale's, New
York.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
u. -. Steel Names
New Sales Chief

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 3 - Ben
jamin +. Fairless, president, has
announced the election Of David
F. Austin as vice president IN
charge of sales. United States
Steel Corp. Austin has been act
ing vice president since June, 1945.
during which time he continued as
vice president in charge Of sales,
Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Emphasis on Full Employment Misleading

Even the emphasis fun employment is misleading lhe
real objective should be high level OF material weloeng Tor
only high level of employment OF
tools regard for the importance of cost
reducing devices
If Jobs fun employment and chronic
shortage could be egaed into existence through
all power
noogy Something like this sarcay urged by the novest
novel Erewhon" Such reaconary policy
labor shortage but the
would collapse under return TO hand labor
Obviously progress lies better knowledge Of how to make
tools fanatcal determination to
Of hnn
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Council Plans Dinner

The Autom tive Council,
which went out Of existence Of
fcially on Oct. ] with the re-
vival Of the ANA. will have a
Victory dinner aS its final geS-
ture. The dinner will ne held
on Oct. IS at the Book-Cadillac
Hotel.
Top officials " the automo-
tive industry will play hosts 10
high ranking army air corps
and navy offIci7is, governmental
leaders and others associated
with the national defense and
war programs. George w.
Mason president Of Nash-kelvi-
nator. IS chairman of the COM
n1l+tee IN charge OF the dinner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Add Traffic Agent

Competition is bound to get
keener in the -iTlineS field. aS II
Il were not keen enough now.
Pennsylvanla-Central has added
Elizabeth W, Brown OF Knox
vile. Tenn. tc its traffic staff.
Tommy Kerr. regional traffic
chief here for PEA has been
plotting Miss Brown around
town for introductionS and her
fair for getting business Is APP
parent already,
She Is native Of Kentucky,
has worked on newspapers and
was attached 10 the Washington
Office of Pea before coming
here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Coffee Sugar tx Seal
Sells al New Hiqh

NEW YORK. Oct Arrange
mentS have been made for the
vsir ~ot NoW York Coffee and
Sugar Exchange membership AT
$500. an increase Of $500 from
the previous transaction. Tins is
new nigh since the start OF the
war
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
n. {. Ward Elected

NEW YORK. Oct. Harry +.
Ward. chairman Of the board of
Irving Trust Co, has been elected
president OF the New York Clear.
ing House Association.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04

DAYTON, Oct. 3 - Controlling
interest in the Fyr Fyter Co has
been purchased privately by VIII
liam Wetzel, vice president Of the
American Business Credit Corp
of New York
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Livestock M arket
uF TROIr


HoGs-4so iully steady. barrow and siils
mostly AZ S14 90 ceiling sows mostly wac
l4ls stsss Sl4 down
CATTLE-T5O Fresh receipts largely
trucked In cows. liberal quota steers ano
yearlines carried from Monday. early sales
slaughter steers and ycsIlinEs slow steady 20
WEAK toad choice native FED steers netn
above Sl7 few good lots held around SloS
Is so short load good 927 lbs keniucky
200 ih7S lbs Kentucky steers si4 2 So
Is SO these under most pressure some com
mon and medium native grass steers yesflinFs
rrediur and good beef cows $40 upwards
lover Ersde cows and AZ ouls Nesdy nuis
common cows ss-5oa Q sn, esnneTs snd
cutters IS S0@s most medium and Eood
ssusss bulls. 80 soail. cutter and com
mon kinds $500 so beef bulls scarce little
doss % oo ssse%en fsisIv seiv, % tuy steady
sheer and lambs hulk GOOD and choice native
lambs ti4al4 50. top. Sl4 so. bucks OUT
~ 81 less medium and good lambs tl2 80"
. 3 so most common. tii@i2 few culls
$40 down Win rPhi "skippy kinds A. los
a. xi.-fs..-3 ali.0 !hS. fh!nly he&llsd- laHihs
ist ewes S1o6 top SO paid freely com
mon snd medium ewes, sac $50. few eulls,
81 50s3.
PIT SBrRGH oct. 3 tlNS .-CATTLt
15 sesdy Grass steers So 500 $50
good SIS scale 50 common 10 medium
~ 500 so heiiers. food 70 choice tlh
tt1ai2 medium ~ Fooo taalo csnners
and cutters IS soas bulls. Rood n choice
S12 SOdi4 common 70 medium tadi2
HOCS-So steady lso-isn lbs tiSa
ISIS 10000 lhs ti5lOdlS1s. 200
22o 70 SIS loaI5IS ,220-2So rs s,
800 $50 los xt4 TOai5 lOO-tAO lbs
xlAal4TS TouFhs tl4a1a4O
SHEEP-3O0 ueady choice spring lambs
81 2 sal IS. medium 70 good SO 500
- common Se.Soa7, 80 ewes t4es
gethrTs 7t4h IS
CALVES STEADY Good n choice
ti- Sosistn medium tit 5o8i6 so
cullt and common t7fls
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Auto
Graphs

October 70 Be Dull
in Auto Production
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Rail Reports
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILRoAl

ip4S la44
August rs' income ts5 2 se4 81 s7l % Z
EiEht months net
Income S1o157 S1ns1a Sal
INTTRNATIONAL-GRTAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD
laah laAA
FIrUE-- -nEL- Income t2ss t77sss
Flg-' months net
in-ors Sea7sl7 teSe sos
EIIT COAST iiNIS
1i0ah pff
AIF4sf net income ISL SISf q e
FfF~f months nst
inroms t22l4.F4s tsl-s a-s
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
What'sNew
In Business

Fast Air FREIGHT
by Railroad Subsidiary
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Foreign Exchange

NV fOF X. Oct. 5-Prlcf1- lr crntk---
L.rlal E--IaLr -rLLra A a q
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Senate Leaves Vast Area for Initiative

is inherent in dynamic world.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04

INTTRNATIONAL-GRTAT NORTHERN
EAII RnAn
Evening star., 1945-12-02
Thrift Shop
Open House

Members Of the Thrift Shop
Board, the Junior League and part
ner boards will hold open house to-
morrow. when the shop will start
business In its new home at s0s
Ninth street.
Mrs. Reeve Lewis, chairman OF
the Thrift Shop Board, and Mrs
Lawrence Groner, vice chairman
will staff the shop for the opening
and those who will assist in receiv-
ing both old and new friends will
include Mrs. John Allan Dougherty
Mrs. Lewis c. Ecker, Mrs. James II
Patten, Mrs. John B. Stanley, Mrs
Henry w. Miller, Mrs. Harry Kerr,
Mrs. j. Clifford Folser, Mrs. Frank
lin Ellis. Mrs. Levi Cooke, Mrs
Alfred Hands. Mrs. Rudolph Max
Kaufman, Mrs. James o. Gawne
and others.
Evening star., 1945-12-02
Donation Tea
And Recebti0n

Senator David I. Walsh will be
the guest Of honor at 4 donation
tea and reception which will be
given Tuesday afternoon from 4 to
8 O'Clock at the Catholic Home for
Aged Ladies at 3034 p street by the
Board of Managers.
Msgr. Edward L. Buckley will
head the receiving line with Sena l.
tor Walsh, and others in the line will
be Mrs. Francis w. Hill, Miss Gene
We've Wimsatt and Miss Helen Shea.
Mrs. william Corcoran Eustis and
Irwin Laughlin will preside at the
tea table and will be assisted by Miss
Stephanie Fitzgerald, Miss Patricia
Keane, Miss Martha Murdock and
Miss Anne Roberts.
Arrangements for the tea and re-
ception are in charge Of Mrs. Lau-
renee Baldwin and Mrs. Paul May,
Evening star., 1945-12-02

and those assisting include Miss
May Blandf0d, Mrs. Edward Cos
tigan, Mis- Ella Esser, Miss May
Fenwick, Miss Orline Fenwick, Mrs.
David Hayes, Mrs. Craig King, Miss
Elizabeth Pace and Mrs. Louis Peak.
Evening star., 1945-12-02

noon at 2 o'clock 1t Wardman Park
Hotel, the af1air being an annual
event to raise funds for st. Ger
trude's School Of Arts and Crafts.
Mrs. George H. O'Connor Is
among the sponsors for the card
party and others are Mrs. Joseph
Evening star., 1945-12-02

victery Bsnd money Win buy arti.
hcial limbs Ter the legiess ana ARM
less. Get your msney into this
Worthy eause.
Evening star., 1945-12-02

Stanley, Mrs. J. q. Eichelberger, !
Col. and Mrs. julius Peyser, Mrs. D.
L. Rice, Mrs. william J. O'Donnell,
Miss Agnes A. Saul, Mrs. M. G. Nc
Closkey, Mrs. Henry Quinn, Mrs.
Stephen A. Gatti, Mrs. Richard
Sanderson, Mrs. Justin v. O'Conor
Evening star., 1945-12-02

Mi.s xvan sholl and M. dSofs'
Quifk.