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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

Brilliant Irish actor Barry Fitzgerald described
Hollywood as "a dull enervatng place where its
overrated lovely girls have hard anxious look
. Pinochle. poker and euchre are my favor1te
card games in the order named On his seven
tieth birthday Winston Churchill named IS narrow
escapes from death he had during his life have
had only nine narrow escapes. Closest was when
/ was in a sleigh that hit by the engine OF a
freight train. Speaking of narrow escapes, Lieut..
Kenneth Bickford. pilot OF Flying Fortress,
baled out at 600 feet And his parachute did
not open until he was IS feet from the ground!
MIND READER
The man in seat four aisle eight has a yellow
purse containing five pound note Number r
xSO976l" announced London Music Hall mind
reader. Man referred to happened to be bridge
expert Sidney LEM who did have yellow purse
containing the bill described. The kcen-minded
LEM figured the seeming feat OF mind reading had
been accomplished as follows: Theatre box office
man had five pound note in reserve of which he
had recorded the number. He gave il to LEM in
change and noted IL was placed in yellow purse.
He also made note of number of seat sold Lenz-
This informa ton he passed on to the mind reader
What do you think? Did LEM have the trick
rightly figured out?
ASIDES
An additional virtue oil the hgnlJ popular nam
burger is that chopped meat Is more easily d.
gested and absorbed by the system than other
meat OF course this also applies to hash. Young
woman of Brooklyn says she recently married
man named Frankenstein and adds: Il am wild
about my husband and very happy in every way
but am getting little weary of my friends refer
ring to me as The Bride of Frankenstein."
Barbara Stanwyck President Of the Brooklyn
Girls Club of Hollywood. She is also member OF
the Ziegfeld FollieS Alumnae Association. She
appeared in the Follies of 1928. She was sixteen
year old at that time and her name was Ruby
Stevens. In 1926 she was given a part in play
titled The Moose" Willard Mack star OF this
play, suggested Ruby change her name to Barbara
Stanwyck. She did and has been star since
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

few chosen for Stardom. Only
stars l can think of who
were discovered In night club
floor shows are Joan Craw.
ford and Ruby Keeler.
BRIEFLY
Add things would like TO
see. Greta Carlo playing
Baby Snooks. The only
man 10 wear spectacles while
winning the U. S. National
Tennis championship is Ser.
geant Frank Parker. the cur.
rent champion IL was Fib-
Der MCGEE who said of
pompous acquaintance: I'D
like TO buy him for what
think Of him and sell him for
what he thinks of himself
"A Brooklynite writes:
MY mother-in.law married
her father.in.law and that
makes my husbands grand
father his stepfather.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

y >EvENTY.YEAROLD British physical marvel
y James BranSon exists exclusively a diet
OF grass. AS grass Is packed with Vitamins
aany men OF science have attempted TO make It
a some way paIatable. Mr.. Bronson seems to
ave found the answer. Kentucky blue grass has
more vitamin content than any other grass in the
world That's why Kentucky race horses have
|so much speed and endurance AS for me. even
In Il insured my living $50 years wouldn't 60 for
IA grass diet. would rather pass on as young
|feiiow OF 80 and enjoy my ham and eggs and
% Us Of six hotcakes and four Saussges
|p6G TRAINING
The way 10 cure dog of biting Is TO bite him
Dog" book IL struck me as being somewhat silly.
Now am informed by a Corona. Calf. subscriber
that she has a Dalmatian puppy who wsx I'm the
habit of npping her the nose and lip Says
she: "One day when the dog bit me I bit him
right back He looked very surprised But he
has not bitten since"
ASKING
Queries from clients. Q. How can cure other
wise good husband OF telling lies 10 me: A. This
La a different problem. Our Mules & Men expert
suggests an amiable approach to same. Don't get
angry when the old boy pulls fast one. Just
smile and say: "Okay. George Washington"
O. Man | know is big spender and extremely
generous in every way. However when he loses
n small amount OF money in card game he
grows sarcastic and nasty and becomes very de
In
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
TALENT SCOUTS

Girls in night club floor shows seem in the best
spot TO get the attention Of film studio talent
scouts So far no less than SO Copacabana floor
show girls have been given a chance at the films.
However it seems case of many being called and
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

logical system of making the distinction inquired
about However. don't ask me where Uptown
Brooklyn is Sixty miles per gallon OF low grade
gasoline That's what man tells me he IS getting
With has 80 year old automobile. which is 1905
Renault town car Must be some engine that
bus Am going TO have a look at il.
CHILDREN
In 1893 survey in England revealed children up
10 the age of seven believed in Santa Claus. In
similar survey recently conducted il was revealed
that now practically English child over the age
OF five believes in Santa. l believed in Santa
Claus until eight years old. Can't say whether
this was because OF my sweet childish innocence
or due TO the fact was just plain dumb. How
about you?
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

pressed How do you account for this A. Very
simple II isn't the money this as worried
about. He has the competitive spirit and hates
TO lose This is not bad trait, but those having
t should practice controlling their feelings Q. Is
platonic love possible? What have you in your
Horses Women file on this subject? A. People
Of experience claim patonic love is only possible
between a man and woman who happily mar
ried to somebody else
SIDELIGHIS
How IS IL decided what part OF city IS down
town and what part uptown" asks Californian.
In New York City the Northern section is uptown
the Southern. downtown. which would seem the
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

CoV,drA,. 1888 KnS Te',ur~ Syndicate, IDs
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Children TO Oct
Dresses Tuesday

THE PRESERVATION of the
dresses made by her group dur
ing the year to the children of
the Edwin DENLY Home by Mrs.
William (. Brownlee, will be
the feature of the June meeting
of the Auxiliary to the Salvation
Army Mrs. Alfred G Wilson,
president, has called the meet
ing to be held on Tuesday at
80 p m. Al the Edwin DENLY
home, in Pembroke road.
Mrs. Fred G. Wcidcman Of the
Detroit Story TcllcrS League
Will entertain the children Mrs.
c. l.. Bear, president of the
Club Of the Service Flag, viii
present the Rev Robert S.
Shahbaz, pastor of the Baptist
Church of Redford. who will
dedicate a flag which the club
is presenting the children Of the
home.
on June Il the annual basket
picnic given for the auxiliary
viii take place at the home of
Mrs. William +. Brownlee of
East River road, Crosse lie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

On Air Trip

AT A SIMPLE ceremony in
~ the reetory of the Church
of the Visitation, Ullaine Mori-
arty, daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Frank c. Moriarty,
on Saturday became the bride
of David Richard Horhck. son
of Mrs Louis .Horlick, of Wlnnl-
peg, Man, and the late Mr..
HorliCk. The Rev Fr Michael
j. Cassidy, of Dowaglac, re-
ceived the couple vows at 11:30
o'clock.
For her nuptlals. Miss Mori-
arty wore navy blue crepe
dress. the bodice trimmed IN
dusty rose, A small navy blue
hat and a corssge bouquet of
white orchids.
Her matron of honor and only
attendant was her sister, Mrs.
Moriarty Hubbell who was
dress in brown crepe
trimmed in matching faille, and
a small white straw hat. and
wore corsage bouquet of spray
orchids.
Thomas Cavanaugh Diggles
was best man.
a wedding breakfast for the
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Navy Mothers Meet

THE NAVY MOTHER
CLUB will meet at the Navy
Club Wednesday at 8 D. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Wew sDet,oite.s-

REBECCA FERN MAYO born May Il to Chief
Warrant Officer and Mrs. Richard NJ Mayo Fern Pritchsd
RICHARD BARKER BROZO =. born May 20 to 1t and
Mrs Louis F. Brozo dorothy Ann Richardson).
CAROL ANN CHARBONEAU . born May 90 TO Can't
and Mrs. John G. Charbeneau Virginia Bowker).
PATRICIA BEA WYATT born June to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert c. Wyatt Marion Stern)
DENNIS GERARD WOLGIN born June to S/Sgt.
and Mrs. Albert Wogn edith Eckstat.
JOHN HICKEY SCHOENHERR . f.. born June 6 to Mr.
and Mrs. Edward j. Schoenherr Helen Hickey
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Aquatic Show Planned

The narty Will take the form
of a luncheon and entertain
ment. FIrSi thcrc VIII DC an
aquatic exhibition i'm tho swim
ming pool at 12:l5 p. m, with
the maternal championship wafer
ballet group from Chicago
putting on a show and Jeanne
keSsler, national platform div
Ing champion doing stunts from
the h.ch Sprlngboard.
Then luncheon Will he served
70 500 IN the gymnasium, with
the other 200 seated IN the sec
ond floor dining rooms. The
latter group will 90 10 the gym
balcony seats for the stage
show and movies which will fol-
low luncheon. A souvenir gift
Will be prese [ e d 10 each
daughter.
Incidentally. daughters will
range in age from 5 years
right on up 10 the marrieds. And
as 10 luncheon, points may be
scarce, but not the ice cream.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Reservations Placed

Among those with reservations
arc ". l.. Emery and his four
daughters, Mrs. John Fitzgerald,
Eileen. FRANCES and Jane
Emery: William b. Giles and
Gail and Greta; Truman +. Bar
bier and Margaret Jane: DR..
L. F. Carter. Ann and Jean;
Semon L. knudsen and Judy;
Judge James L. Chenot and
Suzanne; Otway Conard and his
daughter. Mrs. w. X. Reeves;
r. r. Barnum and Barbara;
c. c. Monahan and Martha
Anne: George l.. Nankeryis and
Mary Susan, and Raymond T.
Perring and Kay.
Others are f.. {. Laitner and
Mary Elizabeth; DR.. Russell +.
Lynch and kathryn Ann; f.
w. Gray with Ethel and Mavis;
A. J. Hagen and Jennie; Bryan
Joyce with Judith, Jeanne.
Nancy and Sue; w. +. Anklam
and daughter, Mrs. J. A. Pitch
ford; Draper Allen and Nancy,
and Karl G.. Behr and Karla.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

InChicago

DR. AND MRS. MYRON A.
~ TAZELAAR are on a we'd
ding trip to Chicago following
their marriage on June l. Mrs.
Tazelaar is the former Virginia
Lee Richardson. daughter Of
Mrs. George Richardson of
Parkside avenue.
His parents are the Peter
TazelaarS Of WaShburn avenue.
The wedding ceremony was
performed in Westminster Pres
byterian Church before an altar
banked with cibotium fern and
pastel flowers and lighted with
massed cathedral tapers.
The bride who was gwen in
marriage by her cousin, Or.
Donald V. Clark, wore her SIS
ter's wedding gown of oyster
white French silk marqMsette
made with A yoke and belled
sleeves of val lace
Her silk illusion veil fell from
a Dutch cap of the lace and
she carried a Colonial bouquet
of lilies of the valley stepha-
notiS and white orchids.
She was attended by her Sis
ter, Mrs. y. T. Wagner, as
matron of honor, Beth Richard
son, another sister, and Marion
TaZelaar, sister Of the BRIDE
groom. as bridesmaids.
They were gowned alike in
gasllght blue silk jersey made
with fitted bodlces and full
skirts.
They wore coronets of shat
tered pink carnations and blue
mal!ne. and carried cascade
bouquets of pink and white
flowers.
jamie Wittick Of Toronto was
ring-bearer. She wore shocked
pink,Silk and a chaplet of white
carnations.
Pvt. Hugh Williams OF
Lunkcn Field. O., was best man
and the uSherS Or. John Hide
brand Or. David Nelson Or
David ASSeln and DR.. Web
ster c. Mcdonald il
A reception for 500 guests
was given in the church parlors.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

party and family members was
held AT the WardeIl Sheraton.
In the evening reception
was gwen in the home of the
brides hrothor-in-law and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh + Flanagan,
in Grandmont road. Here-whte
flowers and white tapers in
crystal candelahra decorated
the brides table which was con-
tered with a tered wedding
cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horllck left by
plane for a honeymoon 10 New
York. Upon their return, they
Will reside in Collingwood
avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
DAG FroIic
All SoIdO

TfE DAC.S reeord-makinG
fathers and daughters party
viii be a club event Of next
Saturday and all over town
both dads and daughters arc
anticipating this festiNlty.
Judging hy tho early rush for
reSerl ationS. a completely sue
ceSsful party IS assured Seven
hundred places were snapped
up Mltk.a e4No- days after me
reservation cards were mailed.
and early last week there was
a waiting list Of l00-ln the
hope that there might be some
csnCel latouS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
kern

Soft, feminine and nice TO look OF
is This feather fluff hair comb
MADE possible by our custom cold
wave. Just comb and fluff and
there you are =. Lovely 10 look at!
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
WCTU Assemblies

THE STRATHMOOR WCTU
will meet al the home Of Mrs.
Bertha Walker of Northup ave-
nue., at 1870 p m. Tuesday, for
a pot-luck luncheon.
The Second Mile WCTU VIII
meet al Bethany Methodist
Church Tuesday at ! 80 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
n. P. Club Meets
With Miss Willis

HIGHLAND PARK BUST-
NESS AND PROFESSIONAL
WOMENS CLUB will meet on
Wednesday in the home of the
president, Miss Louise Willis, in
Troy avenue. Retiring president,
Miss Edna Bostedor, who is
leaving Detroit soon, viii be
guest of honor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Policy Makers SET
Meet for Monday

THE NEXT business meeting
of the Inter-Group Council for
Women as Public Policy Makers
will be held at 6 p. m. Monday
in the Old Madrid. Miss Louise
c. Grace will preside and Miss
Gladys Catherwood and Mrs.
Edmond Hanavan will presenh
reports. Z
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Hsrmer OAR Gathers

THE GENERAL JOSEPH
HARMER CHAPTER OAR,
held its last regular meeting of
the year Saturday at the home
Of Mrs. Ralph w. Perry of
Fourteen Mile road
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Auxiliary 10 Meet

THE ADRIAN DOMINICAN
AUXILIARY Will hold its next
meeting at l p. m. Friday in
the Chancery building.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01

Swinging into offensive
war: When Gen. Mac
Arthur took over in Mel
bourne after his dramatic
flight from COrregidor he
found that Allied plans and
equipment were geared to
defensive war. His first
act was to call for enough
men and supplies to enable
him to launch the powerful
offensive that now has
ended in Tokyo. Here GIs
are loading transports in a
southwest Pacific base.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
British
Jail Java
Governor

BATAVIA, Nov. 10 CUP)-The
mdonesian governor OF central
Java was arrested today after
assassination of three British Off
GERS in Semarang and a brisk
skirmish in which four Ambonese
troops of the Dutch army we're
killed. % wounded and at least
20 Indonesians killed.
Allied authorities ordered all
armed IndonesianS and those with
cars off the roads in middle Java,
at the same time tightening their
grip on Semarang.
The streets Of Semarang we're
patroled by Indian troops. Snip
ing occurred sporadically through
out the night,
Authorities blamed members Of
the Indonesian youth organization
for the outright killing Of two
British officers and fatal wound
ing of a third yesterday. The
IndonesianS fired on a British car
which had broken down. One
Dutch woman was injured in the
resulting disorders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Windsor PdrIey
Asked by Ford

A break in the 69-day-old strike
at Ford Motor Of Canada plants
loomed today as the company Of
fered 10 meet this afternoon with
representatives of the UAW-CIO
II was the first time the com
pany had made such an offer and
was addressed by D. b Greig,
Ford treasurer, TO George Burt
regional director Of UAW-CIO.
Greig said the meeting was
sought to clarity any mISunder-
standings on the company'S SIX
point proposal made last Friday
after receipt OF letter from Burt
claiming the Ford letter was am
higuous
The 10000 striking CIO workers
had rejected the plan because 1T
offered nothing the company had
not offered before. The COM
panys latest move did not indi-
cate any change in its insiStence
that the men return 10 work be-
fore opening negotiations
The latest step followed sur
prise telegram from Humphrey
Mitchell. dominion labor minister,
backing the unions demand for a
settlement by negotiation and not
arbitration.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20

What would you think if the clerk at your
favorite store asked to see what you had in
your wallet before he decided what TO charge
you for a Shirt
Or il, just because yoR happened to haze
pms money sated up, yoE uere asked to
pay more than otber people tor haircut
smotie ticket or sten sEcb important items
as rent, food and clothing.
That's exactly the kind of reasoning UAW.
CIO leader, are using in their wage demands
on General MotorS-
Tbey pofnt to fEnd, ne bare sased mp orer
fbs yeGrs to expand and imbrote oHr plants
Snd propide more JOBS and more prodAe-
Eon. Tbsy say "0irs q, that IN higher
USgeL"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
I New Murders
Occur Oakland
Detroit Times Pontiac Bureau

PONTIAC, Nov -t9-Oakland
County's two most recent muir
ders, committed late Saturday
night, today occupied inVesti-
gators with routine questioning
into two alleged drinking parties.
Lawrence Allen, 81, 20006 Rose
lawn, Detroit. found shot in the
back in Royal Oak. and Nose Col
ler, 27. of Pontiac, who died of
slit throat Sunday morning,
were believed by authorities 10 be
victims OF drunken assailants.
Gordon Seay, 81. released by
Pontiac police after Collier was
killed is held for investigation of
murder.
Both victims and Seay are
Negroes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20

there was nothing he could 30
about n, that the orders came
from above.
CALLED SELF MASTER
Knox was in agreement with
Roosevelt.
Roosevelt. a. is well known,
looked upon himself as the grand
high admiral OF the navy
He told one Of his generals
II have made study of
strategy all my life and l know
more about strategy than any
Of my generals. And that goes
for YOU, general"
And he put the feet al Pearl
Harbor and kept II there.
That is why the Japanese spies
were able TO radio 10 Tokyo the
news of the big ships filing into
port and ready for the kill
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
BeNnn Hearing
Recess Planned

Prosecutor Donald NoEcle Of
Oakland County said. today he
would ask a weeks adjournment
100 the examination of Edward
Eellm accused of killing Mrs Al,
bcrta Rose Young. after tom0r-
rows opening session
Tho hearing on a first degree
murder warrant will be conducted
by Justice Luther Green At
Rochester.
NogClc said he would ask the
because an members
of his staff would be handling
cases in other courts Wednesday
and witnesses would be unwilling
IN some cases. 20 appear on Friday
after Thanksgiving.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20


home ports today included the
foIloWins;
AT BOSTON-IOhn VI. Mitchell.
from Marseille, 5l6 including 10th
Gen Hosp Joseph T. Robinson,
from Barry. Wales, 564 including
misc. army personnel and Seabees.
Nassar Victory, hq. detachments
with medics of the 60th Med Bn.,
22d Ordnance Bn., 1880 ON. Bn.,
ll7th Engineer combat group and
46lSt anti-aircraft group. John
Walker, from Marseille, 573 in
cluding 3299th ON. Service Co.
and 18th Evac- Hosp. Sea Carp,
unannounced group.
AT SAN FRANCISCO-Gen.
Blatchford. 1904 miscellaneous
army personnel. Saratoga, 1910,
largely navy men. Sibley, 1877
navy veterans. Milllcoma, 90 navy
men. Gen. John Pope, 5.312 mis-
cellaneous army troops. Mahimahi,
I Ia navy. Lark, 54 navy. Long
view Victory, 20 navy. Pecos, l9
navy men.
AT NEW YORK-La Grande
Victory, from lie Havre; 1863
troops. John Stevens, from Bel
GUM; $50 troops. Helen Hunt
Jackson, from Marseille; 6l6
troops. Ward Hunt, from Mar
seille. 555 troops. Yaks, from lie
Havre; IA troops. Thomas Bick-
EFT. from Naples; 6l2 troops.
AT NEWPORT NEWS-Sea
Fiddler. 2040 troops. incl. 937th
a. A. +, personnel for change of
station. Miaulos, 35 troops. Adm.
Capps, 1899 troops, incl. 2S5th
Engr. Combat Bn.; 112th APU;
56th Gen. Hosp; 175th Sig. Rep,
Co.; 33lst ON Depot CO.. 3263d
Sig. Serv. Co; 172d F. A. Bn;
5O6th Ord. II. Co; 3S77th ON
Gas Supply Co; 4144th ON Serv.
= Co; 60ith Engr. Con. Bn.; 4129th
ON Serv. CO., HQ and HQ Det.
529th ON Bn.; HQ and HQ Det.
534th ON Bn. 334th ON Depot
Co.: S45th ON Gas Supply Co.
kerkyra, five Greek civilian cas-
ualtieS.
AT SAN Observation-Disclosures
Flusser, Smith. Mungford, Bag
ley, Helms and Talbot, all with
misc. navy personnel. New Kent,
2.137 troops. The Ericsson. Wool
sey. Eldridge, Cooner. Atherton,
Burdo. Lamson, the seagoing tug
Turk and the destroyer escort
Kline, all with misc. troops,
AT PORTLAND, Ore.-Queens,
1883 troops. Matthew Thornton,
from Yokohama, 29 troops. Gill
lian. from Leyte. LAB troops.
AT Los ANGELES-Dargue,
from Marianas. ass troops. Santa
CruX, from Manila, 1,l49 troops.
AT SEATTLE - Sea Witch,
from Yokohama, 1878 troops.
Bedford Victory, from Eniwetok,
% troops.
AT TACOMA. Wash. - Gen.
Sam Sturgis, from Yokohama,
3, i522 i522 tfeePs.
AT WILMINGTON, DEL. -
The Alpine with 1,200 navy per-
sonnel: Milne, 4S0 troops; McCue,
80 troops. and Keiser, rs troops.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Pound in Washington
For Treason Trial

WASHINGTON. Nov. l9 QNS)
Ezra Pound, eXpatriate American
poet charged with treason for
pro-AxiS wartime broadcasts from
Italy. waited in a Washington cell
today for the first treason trial
In the capitals history.
The 55}g-%YeaF-ela deretee -ef
Italian fascism. indicted here IN
1913 and arrested last May near
Genoa was brought 10 Washing
ton last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
NOTE WRITER KNOWN

Sheriff Edward *. Thomas re-
vealed yesterday that the writer
of an anonymous note. who said he
had seen a man of Bellms build
throw a large. heavy object from
the bridge rail into the river on
the night of the murder was
known and his story was being
disregarded
Thomas said that the man is
recognized as a harmless but
chronic letter-wrlter who lived in
south Oakland County.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
23 Bay Inductees
Detroit Times Bay cit, Bureau

BAY CITY. Nov. 19-Twenty-
three Bay City and county men
will leave here early tomorrow
morning for induction into mill
tary service al Detroit They will
leave by bus from the county
building at s o'clock
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
THEIS ANGERED

TheiS, returned here from Kew
York has been abSolVed Of the
crime but was sentenced in Wayne
County 10 one year IN the House
of Correction for failure TO pay
alimony.
ThciS. also 10 be a witness. was
al Oakland authorities
who. he claimed. had promised him
'interceSSion' in his alimony
troubles in return for aiding in the
Young investigation He said
however. he still would testify at
the examination. bringing the
reply from Noggle:
HE had better go through
with his testimony. He has no
alternative"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Pearl 'SurpriSe'
Exposed as Hoax
By John T. FLYNN
yrtsn Expressly for the Hearst N'uspsP~rs
Cop, riEht. isab. y, Nsv Work journal American

WASHINGTON Nov. 19--Out Of mass Of very dry
statistical information last week the Pearl Harbor hearings
here the big important point that emerged the final
admission that the Washington authorities from the Pres
dent down possession of full information about the
plans of the Japanese attack Britain and the United States
days before Pearl Harbor and that the long sustained
pretense of the surprise hoax pure and simple
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Car Prices
AS Set Up
For 1916

Here's what 1916 model cars,
without optional accessories, VIII
cost under ceiling prices announced
today hy OPA Administrator
Chester BowloS Individual ceilings
have been established for ac-
CCS>OrlpS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
STUDEBAKER
GENERAL MOTORS

While waiting for official prices
10 he announced. the following
1916 price estimates on General
Motors cars can he obtained by
Subtracung from 1912 prices the
average 2.5 per cent decrease an
nounced by the OPA The OPA
said that changes in specification
and design may cause further vari-
anCc
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Christmas Recess Late

WASHINGTON. Nov. 70 TNS)
Speaker Sam Pavburr said to-
day that there is little hope that
Congress can recess for the
Christmas holidays before Dec. 20
or q.